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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-04
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
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i, STERLING exchange quiet at 1093S@l09Js.
Void irregular and unsettled rpeN ng nj 230 de-
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Government stocks quiet and without decided
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Go early tonight If you wish to obtain good seat
Friday Evening, November Attn,
Will be presented the great moral sensation Drama
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-04
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
mbus, Ohio. On and after Oct. 3lst, 1854,
aims will rnn as foIIows.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
The SITUATION In YirEInIa.

"Cleveland;' the well known aud reliable
correspondent OF the Enquirer writes from
Washington, May IL, thus
From what | can learn Of tho late battles |
am satisfied that from the day Grant crossed
the Rapidan until last night he has been
decidedly worsted in every conflict, losing far
more than Lee, and obtaining no advantages
in position or other strategy to compensate =
Our advance into the rebel territory has been
slight indeed not more than twelve Of fifteen
miles; and il We should lose all the way in
corresponding ratio, our army would be en-
! trely destroyed peforo II reached Richmond,
The rebels have frequently been the attacking
| party and have generally held the held until
! the going down Of the sun. The fact or six
| or seven Federal Generals being killed two or
three wounded and two or three taken priso'
ners, while few eminent rebel officers have
fallen, Ia significant Generals do not thus
expose themselves except when there is evi-
| dent danger Of disastrous defeat and rout to
tbe army Never in the annals OF war has
there been such mortality among officers as
in this campaign on the Federal side.
We have lost nearly onethird Of our army
in killed wounded and prisoners. Forty thou
sand is a low and moderate estimate and
vet the heavy work Of the campaign Is upou
us OF this number eight or ten thousand
are prisoners, and three Generals are taken
with them The strong points of Lee'a de.
fense have not been reached, aud they will be
defended with terrible tenacity
Itis thankless TO express belief contrary
to that Of the people generally; but ! have al.
ways disciplined myself to overlook my wish.
es In considering what is, or what is not like.
D u to happen. arn aware that Grants army
l 4 immense. have high respect for his abi
hy aud that Of his principal officers, but new
sftheless am satisfied from the natural diff
, eultes exating against him, in the character
Of The country, in the difficulty Of trapsporta
ton and subsistence, that the campaign vii
: be barren OF results, and ihat hke all previ
ons campaigns agaiust Richmond, this als'
will prove 10 be a failure This opinion 4
shared in by many intelligent friepds Of th'
! administration, who have the sense and th'
courage not to be misled by their hoPes Their
are others who mors than doubt whether Rn.
: real advantage would be gained BY the CAP
t1re Of Richmond, II tho heEoisn ofour troop
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

NEw YeRK, May l7,--IFhe Worlds special
says It is reported that Beauregard with u
large force, marched from Weldon and Pc
tersburg, reaching Richmond on the way to
Lee On the other hand rebel Major who
has been captured, says that Butler has Beau
regard securely fastened in Petersburg, and
that he can not help Lee, The general
opinion Is that under Smith aud Gilmore, OPP
erations against Fort Darling will be short
and successful, The sAppers we're already
within 800 yds Of the fort. Bragg com.
manded tho defenceS Of Richmond, and Beau
regard is also said TO be Ia Richmond organ
izing a reserve army for Lee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Now YORK Market.

.A NEw YoRK, May H.
CoTToS-Quiet and steady and upward ten
deuey at s4@S5, y.r
FLoUR--dull 5C4l0c lower at 10 forextra
State Round Hoop 36@65 .. ...
WHEAr-NominaIly l,67@l69 Chicago
Spring l,66@l,62 milwaukee, olub; 1860
sc Winter Red. w rs..#.f
CoRN-Shade Grmerl 424
oATs-In very fair demand and steady 1t
sS@9l
PoRE -Firm-25.
BEEF-Frm and steady.
BUTTER 26@32 ma
Cur MEATS Ts--Frm
LARD.-A ahade 6rmer, l3@l3t. ~.
WnIsKY-Quiet. at 81 2s6Dl 30tor Western
PETRoLEUM-Firmcr, 3s Crude; So refined
Bond, 66@66 Free.
NEw YoRK, May ~ --Stocks irregular
closing 6rmer. Money and per cent Ster.
ling quiet and steady atl l0A.y Gold
ma $40 Coupons l24t, Sc 81 Coupons / 4
One year certificates 49, New York Gem
tral l34t, Erie 81 IL. Reading 81 3Ot
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

New YoRK, May IA Herald special
dispatch IRON w Sssnviae in T on tnG lI'n mas the
that on the 18th ult, Mcpherson captured a
railroad train below Resacca, laden with va
rous military stores, for Dalton The enemy
seem to be making preparations to evacuate.
Advantages have been gained, and hopes
are entertained Of speedy success. We will
keep pace with operations In Virginia, Kilpat
rick was wounded several days since, but
not dangerously Also Generals Willich and
MArston are slightly wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Butler Reinforced,

New YoRK, May 1.-THE World learns
that large reiniorcements, have gone to But.
Ter, and his force amounts TO 10000 men, di.
vidsd in three forces, one menaeing Peters.
burg, keeping the rebel troops there, another
besieging Fort Darling, and the third larger
than the others marching on Richmond.
Prominent officers predict that the city will
be ours by the 18th. la,tts
In addition TO the reinforeements alluded
to, Sheridan's cavalry ia expected to render
great assistance to Butler.
Information has also been received that
Kautz has cut the Danville railroad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Aegal
sHERIFF's SALE,

John Swayne No 2s7O
va. Superior Court,
IheInas Swnynie OF al In Partition
lY virtue Of and IN obedience o, the command of
ID an order Of sale made by the superior Court OF
Montgomery cou w. ONO, and TO me direoted I viii
offer AZ public sale At the door OF the Court House, iu
the city Of Dayton, on |IH
Saturday. June 30 1894, .4-
At o'clock IN OF said day the following deaoribod
real estate, via One OF Rround taken by parallo
nee on Of the south de Of lot numbered seventeen
on the plat OF out lots west OF MAN street and Aouh
Of and adjoining the town Of Dayton az originally la
out In the city OF Dayton, county Of Montgomery sud
state Of Ohio n T q i
Said prernises have been appraised nj 84oO undsrs
former order OF this Court d sell for leas
than two thirds Of said Rppraisem0nt
Terms-% cash; n In one, and the balance In two
years from the day " sae tho deferred payments to
bear interest from day Of sale and to be secured by
mortgage on the premi.ss.
GEORGE WOGAhAN, sheriff Mont county
CoNovhR a CRAl0HEAp, Attorneys. mt4wta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Dayton Market.

gtssf DAYTON, May H.
HARsHMANs FLoUR-Rod wheat,
Wholesale 6 90 retail 9 so. p.
WHEAT--$l 40. f
CORN--l00i Shelled 90@e4
OATS-T0.
RYB---l l0@l 10 .ts|
BARLEY-$l 20 .... ....
COFFEE-49@5O
SUGAR-l9@22. t
EGGS--l3@l5 per dos. .f.
WHISKY-l II.
CHEESE --l6@lT
DRIED PEACHES lG6Hl9.
DRIED APPLES-9@l2
BEANS--Per bushel ~ 5OC93 90
HAY-Timothy $50 per ton
TEAS-$l 00@l 60,
RICE-9@ll per h.
BUTTER-40@4S.
LARD--l2@l6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
The Reliability OF OmCiaI Dis
patches.

NO people were ever uIehVueN wa
lies as our own, The specials TO the New
York papers aud to the Philadelphia press
with scarcely an exception, are shameless
and scandalous liars, each striving to out
strip tho others in the magnitude and stu
pidity of his fabrications.
We have right to expect something
more from an official dispatch IL is diff
cult to conceive how man Of standing
aud character eau put his nsmO to plain
falsehood. Yet it occurs constantly, ,lhe
celebrated address of HooKER alter his
fight at Charlottesville, and PoPE's mag
nifcent lie Of the capture of 10000 prs
oners, when BRAuRE0ARD gave HALLEoK
the slip at CoRlNrn, are all fresh in our
minds. We also remember the deception
of the public as to the numbers captured at
VIcKsnuRGn. We have now a fresh batch
of official dispatches in regard to which we
have nothing to say but--compare them.
They all relate to the assault on Thursday
by HASoooK.
The first is from Hancock himself being
areport of his operations.
Near Spottsyiudnia O H. May 18th
IA. MI have captured from thirty to
Jorty guns | have finished up Johnson and
am now going into Early.
fsigned) w j. HANCOCK"
The next is from T. 4, Reekert, Major
and Assistant Superintendent of the Mill
tary Telegraph, signed by him. and head
ed official news
cat daylight he attacked with his accustom-
ed impetunsiiy, forcing the first line and then
the second line Of the enemys works, cap
turing the whole Of General Edward johnson s
Division, and part of Earlys together
) with Major General Edward Johnson Briga-
der General Johnson aud Brigadier General
Stewart, and from thirty to forty cannon.
The number OF prisoners is not known, but
they are to be counted by thousands
The third is from that splendid fellow
STANTON and reads as follows
eighth Days Fight.
[0&ciat
Il WARRINGTON, May l5thi Z.3u T. MI o
Major General Dix New York A dispatch
from General Grant has just been received,
1t is dated Spottsyvania G. a., May 18th
$50 clock p NJ as follows:
"The eighth day OF the battle closed, leaving
between three and four Thousand prisoners
in our hands for the days work-including
two General officers aud oser thirty pieces Of
artillery.
(Slgned) r. NJ. STANTON.
Now after reading all these, read the ad-
dress Of General Meade to his army in
which he puts the number of guns captured
at eighteen in the fight of the whole eight
/ days,
, "You have compelled him 10 abandon his
forliGcation on the Rspidan, to retire and at
tempt to stop your onward progress, and now
he has abandoned his last enlrenched position
so tenaciously held, suffering in all a loss Of
ls guns.
The fact is that STANTON permits the
= people to hear what is favorable and ex-
J. aggerates, misrepresents and lies about that
! acting upon HALLEcK's principle that
defeat should never be admitted But i
u occurs to us that in "a government Of thu
: people, the people ought to have some cor
rect knowledge of the progress Of wa
. they are conducting
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

DS"Mr John Brough has followed the Ma.
tional Guards to Camp Dennisou, and made
speech to them, in which he spoke of the
Governor Of New York as a Copperhead Gov.
ernor The people who made use Of this man
to do the Abolition war business in Ohio,
ought to put some one near him to prompt
him for decencys sake, lest Ohio shall come
to be spoken of as the State with the Black.
guard Governor.--U Urbdnd Union,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
LRGAL NnNlnR

ON tho sd day Of March, AID 1884, a petition was
" filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court oi
state Of Ohio, by 10 eph schock, Elizabeth Wykon,
Daniel W. Young, and Augustus Urschol which pc.
tition Is NV pending in said Court, the object and
prayer Of which isto yaeate an alley SIX feet Wide,
running between Tots No l76 and 170, also, between
lots No. Is3 and lst In tho town Of MamisbuTR, in
said county, running nom Main street 10 a soatheast
SOUTH aud irbp thente east y Canal atFeet at the
nextterm OF the said Court application will b made
10 yaeato said alley accordingly ~
ADAM CLAY,
May ~, 1854 -dlwaw4 Attorney for Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
asasraIs Meade and weight Narrowly
Escape Capture.

HEADouARTrRs May 10, 2 r. M-SpeciAl
to the Times, states the enemy continues to
strengthen bis works 1t is fully expected,
that vigorous turning movement with com
plets evacuation Of the rebel lines without
battle Yesterday the rebels suddenly deyel'
oped line Of battle on our left, coming
through the woods and gobblipg up several OF
our pickets and driving back the reserve
General Meade and Wright with staf we're out
beyond the front at the time, and had an ex
tremely rarrow escape from being csptured,-
Imediately afterwards Wright threw out force
under cover Of artillery Gre aud retook po-
sition which was important
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
0Manteo.

vATAhTED--oarnage Woodworimen. Black.
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best Of wager pven. Apply 10
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paper, stating who're an lnlerYew may be bad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Ausic.
MUSIC STORF.

TIHE attention OF muHlnAnB ald all lovers of music
i SCALED 10 our splendid assortment Of Muaoai
lnstruments OF the nost approved npnuianturee,
We have constantly on hand a ane stock OF Yiana,
Flutes Guitars, OonnertinoH, aud AccordvOns ofeyory
variety OF quality aud proc.
BeinR also egents iof Ernest Cables oelebTated
Piano FOrtua, We able 10 furnish the puble with
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pared with the best now manufactured.
Our facilities are such rs ~ enable US 10 furnish the
above, also, music books sheet music and a kinds
Of musical merchandise at prices and terms that can
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aa3 1 Between rhlrd and FouTth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
legal NOTICE

ON the sd day u March. AID 1854, petition was
" hled 10 the Office OF the Clerk OF the Court sf
state OF Ohio, by JRcoD PontnH which petition Ia now
pending IN bedCourt tho object and prayer OF viii n
IL 70 vaente the alley hetWeen otb No and the fn
Length Of those lots, ninnng east and vest, 10 ths
town OF BRIDGEPORT IN said county, Al the next term
OF the said Court application viii be made 10 yacRts
said lot accordingly. ADAM CLAY
May " 1864 -dlwawf Attorney for Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
DissoIution.
DISSOLUTION.

TTIBE 90 co-Partuership heretofore existing Miller 4
l. ChaInk, In the Merchant Tailoring BualAaAa was
dissolved by mutual consent on The drHt day OF Feb.
ruary Instant, The bookg are IN the hapda of HsnTy
Huston Huildhg, corner Third aud JsnoFSon Itrsals
ThoBa who have claims Aganbt the nrm will pFesAnt
them for payment, and those VINO are Indebted q the
hrm are expected - call aud settle their aeoounta
witiloat delay a. the business must be oleaed.
fosdsW JGsaiRSl,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Loss OF Generals.

The Washington correspondent Of tho Bos'
ton Journal says
"We have lost twelve Generals. Sedgwick,
Wadsworlh, Stevenson, Hays and Rice, killed;
Bartlett, Getty, Robinson, Morris and Baxter
wounded; Seymour and Shaler missing. Our
losses Of men are very heavy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

NEw Yonk, May 1.-The Worlds CORES.
pondent near Chester, Va, l4th says our In.
tantry were gradually forcing the frat line Of
breastworks of Fort Darling, The first and
second line Of deiences had already been car
ried By assault ....t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
NNZ!2HNZ2U
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Strickiands Anti. Cholera Mixture

rs composition Of astringants absorbentu, autnu.
kpowledges is tho only preparation that will effect a
permanent cure Of Diarrhea aud Dyseters This Anti
Cholera Mixture Is now In use In some Of our army
hospitals where II gye8 the greatest Satisfaction IL
has rayed the lives Of Thousands OF our soldiers and
citizens, and We will guarantee Il to be tho best reun-
dy In the world for Diarthea and Dysentary
hr Woods, Of Covington, N.Y., will be tnoat hRppy
70 bausy any one a. 10 The virtue of strc kanda Anil
Cholera Mixture; In fact we have great number OF
Testimonials irom patients who have been cured after
being pronouncedin urahle by their ph ysoiana sons
aiter taking only bottle OF Stricglands Anti Chol
terry try ons bottle. MD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
I"';I.S n:S.f e r1s.r. &.S.. dsS:.:s EsTSsS.r o'

WAsHmGTos May l6--The seecesaonists
have a story that Buekner and Breckinridge
have joined Lee, and portion Of Johnson's
army have reinforced Beauragard at Peters
burg. Buekners junction Is considered IN
military circles possible, bat not probable A
gentleman recently from Georgia whose state
ment can be relied upon, furnishes tho follow
inR information relative 10 the strength OF the
rebel army, Lees army, he says, is greatly un.
the rebel service, the last conscripti0n added
70, 900 10 their army The troops Of the Mis-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
YlrlllnIn Armr n..,a.

WAsmNoToS May l7--Dispatoh from the
array Of the Potomac of the 10th says, after
ten days fighting the army was allowed to
rest and rooruit for another struggle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
News Items.

SSAN ' a.
The Fremont men are playing a stroug
came for their fAvorite. They have en-
gagged the building in which it was nten-
dsd to hold the Republican Convention,
and have taken all the best rooms at the
Baltimore hotels.
It reported that Lee has received heavy
ro.inTorcements from North Carolina and
Georgia.
Dispatches from General Grant to >
o'clock, May 10, say that offensive opera
atoms are necessarily suspended until the
Dads get better
General Longstreet's wound is IN the
collnr hone. II is not mortal ; out WIN
incapscitste him for fighting for some
time.
General Lee had the body OF General
Wadsworth inferred in neat coffin Inc
bodv has been surrendered to the irlendS
Of the deceased.
It's by no means certain that General
,Jeb Stuart is killed 1t is denied that he
was Mt Richmond when Sheridan was near
there.
aapersl Lee has not been wounded
Late accounts say that there are no IN
Jicatious of the rebels giving up ana
that they intend yet to make desperate
resistance.
Some of the Ohio National Guards pa
rsdel along PennsylvaniA Avenue May
l6.
After the battle of Thursday, it was
found that nearly one thousand dead men
Law ON the space Of an acre of ground
Advices from General Grant, Monday,
May 18th, represent him AS mud bound
General Sherman dispatches that he had
fight at Resaccs, in which he was Sue-
csssful, losing 5000 men. No particulars
After the battle OF Thursday, Grant
moved forward, and found that Lee had
only fallen back about three miles Grant
had intended to attack him, but was pre-
vented by the rains.
The enemy continues to strengthen ni'
works. 1t seems that on the l4th Gen
sral Lee unexpectedly appeared in line o
battle, gobbled up several pickets' ant
drove back our reserve. General Meade an'
Wright narrowly escaped capture,
seeessionists report that Buckner an'
Breckenridge have joined Lee, and Beaure
gard been reinforced by Johnston
1t is beginning to be suspected that Lee
force has been underestimSted.
Lee and Johnston it is believed haV
100000 men.
From Nashville, we learn that McPhel
son captured rebel supply train. Advar
tages have been gained, and hopes enteI
tanned Of speedy success, If we understan
the dispatch Dalton is not yet evacuated
Large re-inforcements have gone to Blu
Ter, who intends to capture Richmond t.
morrow. Such is the prediction.
1t seems that although Sheridan did
great deal on his late raid, he left a goo
deal undone. .
1t is reported that Beauregard is at Ric
mond. organizing force to aid Gener
Lee.
It's reported that Fort Darling W
probably be captured soon. First Al
second line of defense had been taken
assault.
Il Is said that Steele's army has sure
dsred to Dick Taylor, 5000 strong. N
IL Southern news.
General sherman has entered Resa'
and established his headquarters there.
\ It is reported that Yazoo City is ca
" tursd, with but little resistance.
General Les sent dispatch to Kir
Smith, saying he had rePulsed Grant a
yiven him back toward Washington.
ARaidsby the rebels on the cotton Plp
continue to be reported. 600
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

sissppi, 10000 the force at Charleston 10
less than 1900
Lee aud johnson together has 23O,0OO Of
which Lee has twolhirds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

wAsnSaToN, May IA despatch has been
received at Headquarters dated yesterday
morning from General Sherman, states that
he had entered Resaca and established bis
headquarters there, He captured eight guns
and thousand prisoners, Troops were in
hot pursuit OF Johnston, The rebels burned
the railroad bridge 10 Resaoa, but the road to
there was in running order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
The Rebel. say steele has surrsndersd.

FoRr MoNaoE, l6--'fhe Riohlnoud Eram
iner Of the 18th has following NJ ~
Meridian My 9,-General Steeles army
numbering nine thousand strong surrendered
to Dick Taylor at Camden AFkauaas on the
2sth Price had demanded the surrender Of
Alexandria
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

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