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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

CAIRo, May l0-The dispatch boat, Gen.
Lyon, from below, reports that on the 9th the
transports City Belle, Emma and Warner, in
passing a battery II miles below Alexandra
we're fred upon and destroyed. The gunboat
Signal was also destroyed By bartery, and
the gunboet CoVnetan set on fireto prevent
her from falling int the hands Of the rebelsI
This battery was posed of the guns cap.
tured from Banks. Banks remains at Alex.
anCria, and is strong enough TO resist any At.
tack thRtmay be made upon him.
Forest, Chalmers Roddy and Lee are said
to be at Iupulo, where they were to have .
grand review on Saturday last 49, 4
An escaped Federal oavory officer reports
successes at Jackson and Bolivar, Tenn.
Gen Steele's forces are eutirely engaged in
terrifying the town. 80
All quiet on the Arkansas river The
rebel csyairy had gone in the direction Of
FortfSmith. II is rdmored they had taken
DardaneIles, small town below Fort Smith.
IL is said that the rebels did not carry out
the system Of sIaughtering the colored troops
al lhe battle Of Sabine River, but took many
Of the wounded, dressed their wounds, and
sent Gag oftruee to Steele for their ex.
chabEe The reason assigned for this is that
the negroes during The whole of Steeles cam
pagn took no prisoners rebel force is
said to be in the immediate vicinity Of Rapine
Blaffs. .IEF .. .... =, "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Demonstration OF war.

Tongue cannot tell, pen cannot write, i'm
aginatlon cannot conceive Of the demoraiE-
ny ehec Of this war upon society. 1t is not
confined, by any means, to those whose SEN
slbiiines become hardened by the barbArities
Of war, but its effects pervade every ramfea.
on OF society. Il has thrown thousands Of
helpless women on the streets in all the large
cities and lown8 Read the following from
the Boston Post, OF the 30th ut II says
"a young girl, neatly though plainly dressed,
was arrested BY police officer, for improper
y soliciting men upon the ctr, ct When ta-
ken 10 the station house she admitted the
charge, and said she was compelled TO adopt
that course Of life or slarve She came from
Vermont, with her mother and another sister,
because they could 6nd no employment there
Since their removal her mother had been
sick and their support had Seyolved upon
this girl, who worked in shop on Essex
street, and received ten cents for making
thirteen coat button holes. Work as hard as
she might, she could not earn enough
10 support the family, aud so was compelled
TO add to her earnings bygoing upon the street.
She told her story plainly, but with an sppar-
rent feeling that she was justified by her ne.
cessilies Other facts known to the police cor.
roborated her story, and there is no doubt
that she was driven TO life of shame" Such
facts show that there is still work for philan.
thropists and reiormers at home, even il
Boston
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
.sFirst Choice of the Army.''

"Mr. Lincoln is the first choice Of the
Army" This is the heading of long
article in the Ohio Sta;e Journal. Our
historical reading suggests tho names Of
many rulers, who were "the first choice Of
the army" and whoyat proved tho de-
stroyers of their country. and the cruel
opplessors of the people "The first choice
of the army" recalls the names of men
who are historically prominent in the de-
cline and fall of an Empire greater than
our own. From this point, "easy is the
descent" to lower depths; and the time
may not be far off when soma shoddy lord
who can spare eighty thousand dollars for
rhe erection of a stable, may go down into
camp, where the Government" is put up
at auction, and return triumphant as the
highest bidder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Perhaps

through with the Rebellion Perhaps
in few years longer the people will begin
to get their eyes open, and find out who
was the patriot and who the ''traitor."
II the civil war Is 70 terminate ouly bY the
subjugstion or submission OF the South 10
forcs aud arms, the infant Of to-day viii rot
live 10 see the end Of il No, in auolhsr wsy
only eau Il be brought 10 a close. Travelling
a thousand miles and more, through nearly
one half Of the Confederates States and So
iourning for time at widely different points
met not one man, woman or child, who was
not resolved 10 perish rather than yield to the
pressure of arms, even in the most desperate
extremity And phatever may and must be
the DlryiRg fortunes Of the toar, IN all iokieh
IrecogAizs the hand Of Providence Peiafing
riHby 10 the uitimots issue of this great
tri9t Of The States and people of America,
they are better prepared nop eUery woy 20
make good their insr0rable purposes than at
auy period since The beginning Of The strug'
gle These may indeed be unweicome uuthsi
but they are addressed only to candid and
homes men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
the FlEht s,IlI GolnR ON.

WAsHNoroS. May ll-Aocounts from the
Army OF the Potomac concur that there was
heavy fighting yesterday, and about o'clock
IN the afternoon the attack was made npt n
the rebel batteries. Itis stated after the as
sault contiHued some time 1t was found that
the rebel batteries could not be captured With
out probably great sacrifice of life. Effort
for time was abandoned ~"
1t is reported here this morning that Gen
eral Warren was wounded yesterday and died
on the way to fredericksburg. The rumor
is repeated tonight and is generally believed.
The fighting yesterday afternoon is said to
have been very severe, as heavy artillery was
brought into action on both sides The re-
suit so far as knowd this morning was 20 our
advantage The rebels attempted to get on
the rear Of our army to obtain supplies, but
were driven of with loss Fighting was re-
nsWed to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Brutality,

Colonel WOODWARD son Of Judge
WOODWARD, of Pennsylvania, fell mortalIy
wounded in one of the late terrible con-
aicts in Virginia, The occasion of his
death was "improved" by a Republican
paper, to assai and calumniate his father
who is Democlat, and on1 Of the most
prominent and respected citizens of the
State in which he resides. This is an ex
emplifcation oil brutality which is rarely
witnessed. and has no parallel any where
save in the columns of the Republican
press. Whether the outrage is greater on
the bereaved father, or on the dead son,
who gave up his life in battle. is hard to
deter mine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

ETThere may be something made by
the perversion Of headlines over telegraph
news. 1t may aid in crushing the rebel
lion, to put statements in glsring capitals
which the text don't justify. 1t may also
be conducive to tho same patriotic end, to
keep all unfavorable intelligence out OF
big type, so that the reader may not find
it. We say there may be something
gained by all this; but we d mt see it.
We surmiSe that in those who practice it.
it is simply the effect Of chronic habit OF
suggesting falsehoOd and withholding
truth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
New YOrk Market.
New YoRK. Nav

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CoTToS-Quiet and steady and upward ten.
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FLoUR--dull 5@l0c better at 6 80 for extra
State Round Hoop 35@50
WHEAT-Nominslly l,67@l69 Chicago
Spring l,76@l,7s Milwaukee Club; 1900
1888 Winter Red. q
CoRE-Shade frmerl Az aar-
ses
PoRE--Firm-S5.
BEEF.-Eirn aud steady. How
BUTTER 2S@32
Cur MEATS Firm.
wHrsEY-Quiet sat 81 2O@l 25ior Western
PErRoLLuM-Firmer, 81 Crude So rsfued
Bond, 65@66 Free.
NEw YoRK, May IL Stocks irregular
closing 6rmer Money and per cent. Ster-
ling quiet and steady at l0i Gold
74t $40 Coupons l24t, 6's 81 Coupons Il !
One year certificates 9s. New York Cen,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

sgainst H. Az a given moment, later in the
aitsruoon, Burnside preeiptated his entire
command, except the colored troops, upon
ibe rebel right, driving and completely crush
ing il, eod capturing three rebel brigades and
four pieces Of cannon. The 6ght was contin,
ued With ferocity never before witnessed
until nine o'clock, when the night clesed up
on ihs ooodiest Hght made in this war. The
losses oH both sides are stated 10 be very large
OF the rebel briRades captured some escsp-
ed during the awful carnage which followed,
but l 200 Of the captives we're seutto the rear
this morning, our informant talked with some
Of them before leaving to-day. They &C.
knowedge they had been 10 every principal
battle of the var but never experienced such
terrible lighting before
The battle ceased Al o'clock, our line hay
ind advanced Burnside occupying, at the end
Of tho conflict, the entertainments held by
LonFsreets forces st the beginning this
mDrUing. rv
The 6ghdn- vas not rouewed up to ton
o clock, at which time, Burnside held the
same position Lees army was then contract
ed iutO a sort Of horse hosform, In and out
Of Spotsylvsnia, o II.
General Stevenson is killed.
Buffers movements south Of Richmond
have been felt aud appreciated
Gentlemen pr minently connected with
Grant are to-day in good spirits, 10 view Of the
recent movements. Other movements are ia
progress which will coon be published, form
ing part Of the general plan looking to sue
cess.
Burnside sent word to his friends in Wash
inRton that everything looked very favorable
and no eful
The TribEnss special says Burnside ad
vsnced os Spousyvauia G, Il that morning
driving Hills corps before him and nov hole
the place
Dales rebel brigade 400 strong was cap
tured by charge of a Vermont brigade Tues
day night but nearly half escaped. w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
ValIandIgham's Testimony
1863.

In view Of the present condition Of
things, the following paragraph from Mr..
FAlLANDIaHAM's "Address" from Niagara
Falls. July Is. 1858. may. now be read
with some profit.
Written then just after Gettysburg,
Vieksburg, and Port Hudson, it was re-
ceiyed with bitter denuncistion by the Alb
clifton press, and surprise and regret by a
vaslmujority Of his own friends But it is
evident Mr.. v. knew what lie was wri-
ting about. Nearly year has elapsed
since. and even FORsEV. the Presidents
dog, admits that We are not yet hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
It Stands Unrivaled I

We give the following as an illustration OF the fore
going facts, nom Mr. II. o. Foster, gentleman well
known in the city OF Dayton;
DAYros Ono, January Z, 1sO2
DR E. CoNWAY-SlT, some six mon hs since, while
holding fraction horse, II became frightent enred
and camA down with full force my right foot the
corks Of the shoe tear ng away the desh nd tiRa-
ments from the side OF my foot, and tract ring or
bruisInR the bone adly The Aesh a. carefully taken
up and held together Dy Of sticking plasttr
then applied "Dr ConWRy's Lnimentuns'' II
preyente Inflammation ana sweI z, and healed the
wound 50 perfectly that now consi def DOT as well
as ever and, ehove all, suffered pain and was MOT
dep wed Of one hours rest from the time 1t nrst
ap lied. Hi" t
Iconsder the "Llnlmenump worthy Of The hlghest
natlce, and ohseriully recommend I, TO all who may
hsve occas on to use II. o FOSTER
Extra inducements offered 10 Suffer The trade
supplied on the most liberal terms Addres4 all or.
detsto DIR Il. CONWAY, S le Proprietor I
No s39 Third street, Dayton, Ohio.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants gene ially.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
A Country Residence for Sale

A DESIRABLE country resi- denre, with fifteen
"A acres Of good land. lying mile north Of bay
ton, on ths Id Troy road Ia oheIet at private sale
There 10 large and ortable yiFame house, aud
good outbtudinRs, on the landi Az orchard OF hne
grated aP le pear aud peach treeg4ya large aAsoFs
ment OF rawberry vines, Of the W laon, New Albany
and Prohe yareues also, about Of Young
current uahes, for wine pnrposes Any persons de-
siring 70 purha-e are requested no call and examine
tho properly them elves, tho proprietor 10 con.
hdent that Il will bear lnspeeti0u.
Also, ten and hal acres Of TIN ihered land, four
miles north OF Dayton p4Ar tho old Troy road.
n024d wu AMEa KNOOP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
The Great Battle OF Tn ursday
Last.

We wonder what our sIrighily Republican
cotemporary of the Dayton Journal thinks
now Of the truth ofthe Ehqairsr's statement,
Of last Friday that great battle had been
fought 10 Virginia tho day before IL de-
nouneed our article then as being untrue We
have waited patiently for nearly a week in the
hope that its sense Of jnstice would indues
IL TO add that it was mistaken
in its charge against US, and that the Eaquir-
er was right Il is not too late yer, Mr., Jour
nal, to make the GmeRde honorable Gin
Emo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
news Hens.

The body OF Major General oeug"lcN
bas arrived at Washington.
Rebel steamers are being fitted out in
French ports, and will be permitted to sail
notwithstanding Mr.. Drayton's protest
Our losses in the battle Of Spottsylva-
MIA were very great
The dispatches oflsst night say i is re-
ported that Grant has aanked Lee on the
right aud left. Ifthis is true, it will be aon-
6rmed by tie dispatches of to-day,
The body of General Wadsworth was
buried by the rebels at Wilderness.
The Democratic State Convention Of
California has declared for peace. and de-
uounced the war as conducted for Abo-
lition purposes.
Seven rebel iron Is are finished and
saoat in Charleston harbor.
Our morning dispatches give accounts
Of the most terrific fighting OF the war;
without decisive results.
We have the sad news to-lsy Of the
death o. the brave General Warren. Cen
sral Rice was also killed.
In addition to the two distinguished
officers named above, we are advised that
many others have fallu.
Itis understood that Grant has changed
his base Of operations SO as to protect his
trains.
General Butler came near being captur-
ed by General Deauregard on Saturday
The latter narrowly escaped. His orderly
who was within one hundred yards Of him,
was captured at the time
Fremont and Mcclellan have been vir-
tually lcgislated out of tho service by the
H ,use of Representatives. They are dis
charged as unemployed Generals. The
Senate is yet to concur.
Mr.. Lincoln gave audience to the Medi-
cal Association of Superintendents Of ln'
sane Asylum at 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
iny, and in response to short addresses ol
the speakers Of the association, said, yer
Iotim ct Htsrutun, "Gentlemen, l am
glad to see you. hope you will be able
to make the crooked straight and the
straight crooked" Somewhat ombigu'
Gus.
Seven Regiments of the o. n. G. will
leave Camp Dennison to-morSw, if trans
portation can be obtained. The 9TH Regi
meut is ordered to Washington.
The latest news from Sherman is thai
he had three days skirmishing. but no de-
cisive battle.
We have lost frightfully in Generals ii
the battles. In addition to those hereto
fore named, it is said that General Birney
is killed.
The President has called on members o
the Cabinet for written opinions
on the policy of retaliation. Bates oppo
ses it.
1t is said that Longstreet though woun
ded severely. is doing we'll.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Lo,a OF FederaI Generals.

We have been sinRularly unfirtuuAte in this
campaign against Richmond in the loss OF
Generals No less than four Generals have
been killed wig SEDOwIcK WApswoKTs,
HAYS and WEBB Two Generals have been
taken prisoners, SEYMOUR and SHAYTR Gem
srAl RoSISsoE has been wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
From sherman,s Command.

TUNHFL llILL, Ga, May ll-After three
days heavy skirmishing, in which all the
corps participated the enemy we're driven
back TO Rocky Ridge and Buzzard Roost
Mountain, from which we are fast expellipg
them Everything is going on In most sat-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Needs COMBINATION.

BUFEALo, May l2.--No confirmation has
been received here Of the rumor Of Sigel hav,
ing formed q junction with Grant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

HALIFAX, May l2-The Africa from Liver.
pool 3Otb, Queenstown LIST, has arrived. The
Danes had occupied Frederica and Withdrawn
to Furmesd Island ."s- .t4
Lgtsst--Lrv RPooL, April 3O--BresdstufIs
frm; provisions quiet and steady produce
hrm. ...p.' .,..e. e,.Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
.For SALE.
REAL EsTATF Fot SALE.

WILL sell the following real estate, In the city Of
L Dayton n application Is made soon:
First-Ihe Main Street FilI Property occupied for
the past few years public garden II II well set
with grape vines, choice shruhbery and fruit trees
second-The vacant lot adoiEing the Southwestern
District School House, on Ludlow street
Third-SeyeTsl building lots the west side OF JEFF
ierson street, south Of the Canal Bridge
m4d2w @. W. HOUK, Once on Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Auction Sale of Real Estate
FIVE LOTS AND BUILDINGS.



WE wi sell st sucton, on the premises the fol-.
w lowing lots n. buldlLgH Two lots Wayne
streets enc lot thirty i've feet ten and a half Inches
lront, upcn which Is twostoliy brick house, stone
front, with business and hVe other therein;
also one and half story Tram house thereon, with
two rooms aud Kitchen and out house. Another lot,
III rty one feet rent, upon which is two story frame
house, with ten rooms and hirse cellars, and out
houses.
Three 'ots WarIen street, lots number A05p os0,
anu 4, ,04l lot No 039 IA enclosed vacant lot;
lot No 040 has upon Il bo brick and frame house
contani four rooms, and newsy ut stanle on the
ssnei also, good well Of water; lot No. 04l has
upon t two story rame house with six rooms. Said
lots on W"Ten SIR 81 are iorty -four cad III iset
ront " ons hundred and tw nty I've feet deep.
The Warren street lots will be sold At ten nclook IN
he morning, and Wayne street lots at two O'Clock In
the afternoon Of sad day.
The above property leongs 70 John q. weekel, ar
and will be sold upon the following terms; halt
cash the bsancein two equal annual payment, Be.
cured by mortgage, NTH SIX per eentir tsrfst.
s29dtl .. ?. HuRER BON, Auetoneers
LoR sALE--Three farIns, lying anout nine miles
II west o Dayton, one mile south Of the Wolf Creek
PIKE, aud half mile south Of Amity, adjoining each
one Of l4e acres, on which is rood stone building
and trame barn, nd good stone quarry, with pleay
timber
One OF 1876 sores, on which ;s a good brick house
with reasonable barn. also, one OF the hest spring,
In the coubty and seam saw IN ALL abous 70 acres o.
good Il mher
ne al % scr 5, OF good soil nd we'll wstSrsd ioi
The ,ibove farms will be sold al osether or separate
on reasonable terms For INFORM alton apply TO
DAVI n. MILLER,
nBw4s On the premises.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
@Iotbng,
NJ RROMANT TAILORING

RI ENRY MILL ER,
nNHANKFDL for patronage hsretOlTe extended to
Il .ne Hrrn of miller harvh, rsspt etfully solcits
continuance OF tue same TO hlmss the old stand
Huston Building, corner Third and JED srB0n streotB
where he will always b. feslnd with n Alsortment
sf goods Ia his lps. iog19W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

WASHINGTON, May ll-During the last "a
hours about 1000 men from the Army Of the
Potomac, wounded IN battles Of Thursday
and Friday arrived here Comparatively few
Of them suffering severely from injuries, and
many will soon be returned 10 the army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

1yA young girl employed in the Uni
ted States Treasury has come herto death
in consequence Of drugs given to produce
abortion. This may be set down as the
first serious attempt in Mr.. Chase's De-
partLlent to restrain excessive issues.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
TNIM NTU mi -

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

IL = - - a X - Ac BEO.s hoitofH-
THURSDAY, MAY IL, s64.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TLCkET
aEcRrr ,RY OF STATE,
WlLLIAM w ARMSTRONG,
VI Seneca Csunty.
SUPREME JUDGE,
(rps FvLL gEAn,)
PHfLADELPH VAN TRUMP
OF Fairfield Cou y.
tro rfiL vAo,Ecfrsl
.gr Lou Vacancy,
MACHIAS G WEI TELEI,
OF usncook County.
Short Vacancy
ALEXANDER >. BOYS,
VI lshland tounty.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRl rCHFIELD,
OF nomea County.
coNPrRoLLYR OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s v PRENTlSS,
oi Franklin County.
scVoOt. COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD oF PuRLIo WORKS.
trUtL TERs,l
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland County.
tsoR v oAvoT)
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OF Augisfs County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

Again: The lonely sentry walking his rounds a
night exposed to drench nR runt and the chill nigh
sir, Is often seizad with the most violent neura N
pain and cramps, ths dhngers nom which can ea1ill
be hverted b. free use of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

TEIOS. y. HES. ". -.

DHflCIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN
j. room over Post Office Residence east side
oil Brady-2d door from 9th ST .!uty ldwtf