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Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-09-15

(TThe Confederate Loan advanced three
per cent, in England upon the news OF
Grants repu}se at Petersburg.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-09-15

CH1CAeo.-It is estimated that 600 build
ings ere now going up in Chicago. Amoug
these are the Chamber Of Commerce, cost
ing 100000; a public hall, $20O.OOO;
First Baptist Church, 100000; besides sew
eral other churches and expensive blocks
But the great mass OF the new erecuons are
dwellings, costing from $1,000 to $1,000,
residences for mechanics. The Chicago
Congressional District has greater amount
of CAPITAL invested in manufactures, aud
pavs a larger internal revenue, than any
other district 10 the country. - TraUeler.
The sun., 1864-09-24
From New Orleans.
Lnfcr FROM the Rio Grnndc.

Nsu orleans, sept To- VA cairo, sept. 20 -
Some additional particulars u the resent capture Of
Hrpwnsyille by Cott.nas has been received, but
they embrace nothing important beyond those sent
sou on thc l2th Cl. Dsy,of the gir Illinois, com
manls the Federal troops At brazos Santiago IL IL
ruinorcl VA military circles here that Gen. Banks
leaves This department noVt week lie is moro
popular with the Free state party than ever before
A NcClcllan organ IL 10 BE- started here, II bis
friends cAnlp, purchase ono of,hc city papers.
LArm--The transport Alabama has just arrived
from Bralls, with Intelligence that another hghi
has occurred At B..gdal. between the French aud
C1rtnas. A private letter, within ten minutes be-
fore the Alabama sailed, says, 'the hght Is now
progrcssiu. Artillery "a used On both sides. TIE
French mNr' nes are god gunnefs, and are en-
urucuei The result is purely conjectura
The sun., 1864-09-24
NEW YORK; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1851

Mob,ie Sept. pa Nauke. force from rcnss-
cola Is reported Il Ie nsk us , rad IN Pollard.
Tho following extracts are ul,do from Georgia
and South Csrolius papers ifoI nss W to the i,th
inst
Tbc Msc,u CosYrpvR,rg siva u IA currently rti-
uorcd tb. streets tha, ten pcaurcrsrd ~ to
take c. tnriani Of the Army ot rrunesscc
The Macon Irt sGu,ru remarks Il the reader will
consult the map he will come to realizing sense ~
the car with which sherman can repeat from Alta
lania The combined movement ~ wu.1h be la koi
Johnston down rom Dalton to the hciguts ~ ~
tous. II shows how sherman can move hv ii0er.
.nt roads. fak ItzrucsN lie, aud thence @ruthwatd,
they would flank Msccn with the sam" ease.
Ucucc thcrc is an overwhelming ue,- seitv ior aroh
rcuiorccncnts as shall prevent repetition ~ tho
sherman strategy from Dalton to the Eto~ah.
The Cl Nrlcstou MSr,ruY of the itth. snYa; 1--WE
have hule " report to-day Tho cuc'uy's lon
hrdincrt ot tho city Yesterday was quite bdsti
al,,ut t.,y shells having bccn thrown. Their WI
We unictftand bc another communication wi,h ti'
encnv 10y flag ~ truce on 'ndNy next.
TIE savannah REruHtiCss says "n sherman u
to lie allowed Y, hold pcaceable Possession q AslAni'
until he has umc t. fortify tie pace, and msio !
inprcgnaia then the citizens " Georyyia may ooi
out Tor large AMI formidable raiding parties irou
that lace, making extensive excursions throusi
the
The sun., 1864-09-24

mile, from ssrsaburu ami twenty miles frnm win-
chester, and v defendei by formidable entrench
u,cuts constructed Iony anco It Is iefcnsbe
against largely superior .ttsc o. force ia iron,.
and tho psrrsuA was g. vigorous thu, our army
op.p.i ar, upUn u,e pl.ce on Tuesday night On
wedpe>isy morning our forces ,rclpied the neigh.
boring heights D,snl.,-y c.nnon.d,ny took place
during the forenoon. with a view Of dcn,orA zing
the enemy pending the prosrcss of the operations
for forcing the t.ai,i,n. Abou, noon the line battle
w~ formcr, with the 81 xih corn. On the rieh, and
the Ninetecnth on the cf Of the str.shre turnpike
The sun., 1864-09-24
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Exchange OF Prisoner = xicusion Of tho
Truce.

Chhf'roo1', SEPT. 99.--Gcn. Sherman. ~ src-
~, arrangements with the rehc General II ,cd, has
effected the exchange Of 2,ro prisoners. on II the
Nalch II Qoo rebels II refused 70 be- exchanged, and
took the oath u ale. glance. or 100 picked rchels
ON duty At Rough and Ready Il deserted This IL
lair indication of the dcnotsl.sci condition =
iiNrl's army. The truce between sherman and
HooI expired to-day, but will bc extended several
da,s. g. CON pic,e the removal " iauii ~.
The sun., 1864-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Glorious Victory.

va, Department, Wash,ngtoI, sept % 3 =.
announcing another victory of General sheridan
over EAr'y, has just teen received;
Harpsr's Fsrrr, Sept sa.-Hon. K. n sian.
ton. Sheridan has again beaten the eneuy at
Fishers Hin, capturing sixteen guns and many
prisoners This is In oil probability the fndte Of
General Early. J. u STEVENSON. Big Gen.
The Surgeon General this morning reported ,h,.
our wounded were an cared for N Winchester,
With adequate arrangements and supplies The
number " our wounded prior to the battle u ycs-
terdsy was ss,ims,ed no, to exceed two Thousand.
EDWIN NJ SIAsroS, Secretary ~ War
SECOND DISPATCH.
Var Department, WashisJton, Sept. 25d 1866.
| 9. 30 p. k-Najor Genera. John A. DIR .-Shcr.-
dams victory proves 20 be signal and compete.
Nothing but The coming nigh, saved even REM
nsns Of Eariy's army. The following dispatches u
General Stevenson. and Maior-,;eneral SheridAn's
osBe al report to General Grant give all the par
tcuiars thus far received;
Rsrper's Perrv, Sept 90 To The Hon b h
| Stanton Tho military telegraph line Is down
| The Affair : complete aud overwhelming.
Respectfllly,
| JoHs ID. STEVENSON Brig Gen.
| uyApor Aarsus N N. DrvIsrc-. 9 MrLEs Frosl
| woOpsrOcK. il;30 r. NJ. sept .Ei, 1864
Lieut. General Grant Commanding Armies U.
s., City Potat.-I have the honor to ann unce Nss
/ schieved most signal victory over the army VI
General Early At Fishers Hill to-day found the
rebel army posted with lis right resting on the
north fork OF the Shenandoah and extending r'ro-s
the strssburgh Valley westward 10 \ N'r,A A'ai-
tain, occupying position which sppearci sfn''
| impresnste. After gres, dcNi 1i mau"uverii. /.
during the day, General Crooks command was
transferred to tho extreme right of the line un
North Mountain aud he fnriously STACKED TIE len
Of the enemy's line. carrying everything before
him. While Crook was driving tue enemy Ia the
greatest confusion aud sweeping do~n u"h u'i
their breastworks, the 9th snd Tth Army Corp AZ
tscked tie rebel works in front, and the Whole
army appeared 20 be broken NJ. They fled IN the
u,mos, confusion Sixteen pieces of artillery we're
captured. Also . great many cassous, artillery
horses etc. e:c.
/ sn tonight pushing ON down the Valley.
cannot say how many pris, uers hsy" car
,urei, nor do know either my own ~ TIE enr'
my's casualties. Only darkness has saved tue
whole OF Eary's army from total destruction NJ,
attack could not 30 made TIL O'Clock N the even
ing, which lea but little dayligh, to operate IN
The LIST and Sd Cavalry divisions went down TIE
iuray Valley to-day, and If they push on vigorous
" 70 the main valley the result Of this days On
The sun., 1864-09-24

Fighting Going on In Missouri.
The sun., 1864-09-24

pluouA statca T. rcrnstn t,cy are Thaa hsuP
OF DAVIS was handel On Mon lay lass to . rvnpoxat-
ose snd wealthy manufacturer. % Dsxpccrns) oc
New Ork stat. wnu en Niagara thas day "a ruu1N
Tor this e'tN II he has arrived hero be - urA
yet communicated with the Government ThaA
such letter exists aud Ia In the hands Of party,
suthor zcd 10 present II " the Govsrunsus d tAa
Caitcd States, VIC have not Me siishtan douhs.
The sun., 1864-09-24

actual csptors OF the asg each csrrici. Tie Ailu-
tsnt General will take charge u the fass AMI win
ty direction. furnish the csptors with uedAs " Ia
theii names Inscribed upon them.
The sun., 1864-09-24
Change in the Cabinet.
Resignation OF Postp,aster-t'enerat Blair
at The Presidents Request.

Washington. SEPT. 2'-when the resolution ~
IN tate Baltimore Convention, declaring that they
'Niectpcd It esscntL 70 tho general welfare that
harmony shall prevail in the nstonsl councils >ni
regarding a. worthy ~ public ,Ona aicuce aud otci
Al trus, those only who cordially endorse the prn
,.ples pruposed In the series ~ resolutions. aud
which should characterize the administration ~
the Gosernmcut WAS, shortly after iis passage.
rrad 10 P,strn ,ster -Gcncrsl Mar, ho at verb
.ily ten ierri his resignation, which was NJ, for
tnally mad. and accepted until to-isy, NJ Will be
seen from the following correspondence II Is
understood that IN -Govcruot Dcnuison. Of Ohio,
will be D.. 3 successor;
FNrCrrtvE MANSION.
W.auIsoros. SEPT. %, 1854. 4
Hon Montgomery b.air
NJ pr,asIE You havo generously sad 10 mo
more than once that whenever your resiguatiun
could he . relief IN me. u ~ss at my disposal. Tho
time has come. You very well know that this pro-
c,eds from no dissatisfaction of mine With Ou Ter-
srnnily or officially. Your uniform kindness has
been unsurpassod ty that of any friend, and while
IL 10 true H. hat the docs not sO greatly aid " mo
difficulties of your department To those of soIne
others, u is vet rlu"h 70 gay, as most truly can,
TINT in the thrcc yelrs aud n half during which
YOU have administered the General Post Oihce
remember no guglc complaint against you In con-
ncc,iou herewith. Yours ~ ever,
MR. BLAir's RKfly.
PosT OVrIcR DrrkRrNx<r,l
sept. 23d, 1854.
M Dedr cir-I have received youi note II this
date refcrr ny To my offers t. resign Whenever you
should deem Il advisable for the public interests
| that should do 81, AMI stating that In your judg
mcnt that time has now come. now, therefore,
| formally tender nv ros gnaion of the Once OF Post
master General. cannot take losvc of you with
| oul renewing the expressions Of my gratitude fol
/ he iflr
| course towards
Yours very truly,
NJ. BL,ls.
| Tie President.
The sun., 1864-09-24

THE WAR WESTWARD.
The sun., 1864-09-24

REPORTED CAPTURE OF LITTLE ROCK
The sun., 1864-09-24
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

Certinas Fig hting the French.
The sun., 1864-09-24
The War Westward.

Cfi,o, SEPT. =. Citizens just from Charleston.
Nissrur stale lhst the "a Ssour militia. fearing
an s,tsk from superior force II shclhy's rebels.
evacuated Buomn,ld. aui rctroa,cd In the drec-
ton Of White wssor River. IL wai reported 1t
Charleston th,, ttc cnctuy. several Thousand
str nv. hs1 uyrrtat cn the militia. aud sht w.s
s,iu.. On Al white water River iss, night. Great
e>c,cu,eu, existed Il Charleston. bu. II u not
tuoIght that ANY considerable number ., rebcls
la,r Uecu va that s!cnity.
reported Capture OF Iittlc RocL.
VIC York. sept. 20 We have New ufesus pa
Icrs g. ia, 18Th inst. Tie most Important item they
.ou'Aiu u a report brought down hy the stesmer
Sutaus, 10y some passengers who rot board at
Games Landing, that the rcbols hai captured Lit.
tie Rock. but ~ no particulars are given. the New
Orleans EE. Is dispos'i e. question u. The pas
scngcr- referred 10 csmo on board the Sutsns on
the 10th The previous advces from Little Rock
were TO ,he IN. when there MAS nc prospect u .
90. &.
'By Mddl
Fort Smith, dtg. l5.-Ihc rebels are si.,l rnak
ins inruads upon us every dsy, aud mems ,ng IA
Va every quarter. We sre still between hope and
fear A sad af.r happened last Friday. about 8
iuilca east ol Van Burcu. mail PARTY cousstin ns
of 80 p,ris,ls wcr. tired upon suddenly ~ of them
were Instantly k~l, iS escaped, and the rest were
captured. All tbs mail was taken by them. II was
the lsrtcst ever brought amounting to 500 pounds
Car, Ileoicr, oi the l3th Kansas was killed the
same rvcniur, while trying to capture some bush
| whsck,rs that be found IN house near Van
RIren. lie shot the captain of the gang. and. etci
he fell. he return shot Capt b.eler. No more o
either parry VERY kiilel. The 18Th captured scvers
/ horses already slddlcc, one " which hsi Co
] ~ ,weu's s,dilc N him. ! should have aaid tina
/ NOT one " tho party who cartur>l tic mail WA
| = He'd. Tloy made comp etc uing Of II. Val
| Buren, ia now threatened by the tehels. and yol
need not b. sun sec TO bcN that II " taken s)ou
| az tley are hoveriug around Il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

NEw YoRK, September 26.-The CONNER
cial has the following special from Washing
ton to-day:
1t has been known by the War authorities
for some time that the rebels in Mississippi
we're making preparations to invade Missouri
with formidable force A. J Smith in COM
mand of 25, 900 men was recently sent up
from Memphis to counteract this very move
ment of the enemy.
Other troops have also been concentrated
10 the State. They are all to be under com.
msnd Of General Rosecrans
1t is not believed here that Early will be
able to reach Staunton with one-third OF his
original command Roinforcemcnts sent TO
Sheridan from this vlclniIy have reached
Strasburg Many of the rebel wounded who
hid away among the citizens of that village,
have been handed over to our troops.
The War Department has received no con.
firmaton of the report from Memphis con.
cerning the capture OF Mobile.
The Posts Washington special says
The entire army will be paid of on the first
of October.
Tn New York Express Washington special
says;
Mr. Lincoln has refused TO see Treacy, the
commissioner from the Union prisoners az
Andersonvile Georgia.
Mr.. Lincoln has before him propositions
from Georgia for peace which he can have
in ten days if he will
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


NEw ORLEANS, Sept l9-From Mobile the
Titania brings news of gunboat expedition
up Fish river. Saw mills, grist mills, ship
yarde and lumber were destroyed, valued at
100000
Starting down the river it was found that
the rebels had feed trees across the stream
At the same time a force appeared on the
banks and fred on the boats The gunboat
Rodolph cleared passage for the rest of the
feet
A telegraph cable has been laid between
Forts Morgan and Gaines
Guns, machinery, &c, Of the Monitor Te-
cumseh are to be fshed up. II is thought
that the whole in the rams bottom is so large
that she cannot be raised.
Fort Gaines is in fine condition, but very
little of Fort Morgan can ever be made ser
viceable
-Four piekets we're wounded by the explo-
sion of shell near Fort Morgan, on the 18TH
one of whom has since died
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

New YoRk, Sept. 27-Cotton dull, and
prices too irregular to quote. Flour dull at
g 66as rs for extra state; 10 25alO 40 for
round hoop Ohio. Wheat recepts l,4lO
bushels; market active and or &c better;
winter red western 95a2 co. Coicago spring
l 9ial SO. Barley dull Corn opened dull
and closed rather more steady; 80 for mixed
western Oats in fair request, at Ss1as9c for
western Pork a shade frmer for prime Beef
dull. Lard dull at lsa20c. Butter 33c for
Ohio Cheese l2a25c. Whisky lower at /
75al 76 for western Sugar dull and nomi
nal Petroleum dull at 38c for crude, G6a67c
for refined in boud, 77c free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


ST. LOUIS September 27.-Oficial informa.
ton still puts Prices main force at Freder iok
town with his advance at Pennington, Fran.
els county.
The main body is estimated at ten or twelve
thousand strong principally cavalry,
The advance is about four thousand strong,
and is mounted
A light attack was made on Pilot Knob
and Ironton yesterday which was easily re.
pulsed.
1t now appears that Pilot Knob is not
evacuated as reported,
Prices plans are yet in doubt, but he seems
to be mAssing his troops in Arcadia Valley.
Gen. Mower, who lett Brownsville, Arkan.
sAs, two weeks ago, with a strong force of
cavalry and artillery, 10 still moving north.
ward in Prices rear, aud will be heard from
in good time.
Considerable bodies of troops are arriving
here.
Cavalry and infantry are being rapidly as
signed to their proper positions.
The militia are responding promptly to the
call Of the commanding General, and the CT
izens manifest a strong disposition to organ.
ize for local defense
The rope-walk of Gold 4 Highly, in the
southern part of the city, was burned last
night Very extensive quarters in process Of
erection bv the government for refugees and
contrabands, and which we're nearly finished,
were also consumed. The loss is not asoer-
tanned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

FoRTREss MONROE, September 25-Late
Richmond papers contain the following:
GRIFFIN, September 2l.-Farragut does not
design attacking Mobile at present.
Sherman has issued an order forbldding all
citizens to come this side OF Nashville from
beyond it.
BULLS Gar, September 22.-Gen Vaughn
drove the enemy from Blue Spring this morn
ing, capturing twelve prisoners. The enemy
are strongly fortified at Bnlls Gap
Earlys defeat al Winchester is explained
by facts generally understood in this city, but
which it is not expedient at present to give
greater publicity to. Suffice it to say that it
in no wise reflects upon the commander, OFF,
GERS or men. All that valor or skill could do
was done ia his late fight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

WAsHISGToH, September 26.-Montgomery
Blair in a letter to an afternoon paper says !:
my offer to resign was not made because
the principles advocated at Baltimore we're
Objectionable to me, but on the contrary it
was made in good faith, with view to allay
animosities among the friends of those prn-
eiples, in order to secure their triumph"
Mr.. Blair will, by request of the President,
continue in Office till his successor is quAli6-
ed.
Nothing has been heard from Gov. Denni-
son, who is canvassing Ohio at point where
there ls no telegraphic connection.
No doubt is entertained but that he will &C.
cept
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton haFkei.

DAYToS, September n.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale Sll 90 Retail $ll 60
WHEAT-Sl 80.
CORN--ll0
OATS-70.
RYE-l 45(9l So
BARLEY-$l 50@lG0
TEAS--$2 50@2 co.
C0FFEE--5S@60c.
SUGAR-30
COFFEE SUGAR-33 035c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-374c per h.
M0LASsES-$l 35@l4O per gal
RiCE-20c per 10.
LARD-25@30.
BUTTER-4O050
CHEESE. --23@25.
STARCH-l24c per ib.
SoAPS-2Oc per ID.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushels 81 5000 90.
EGGS l8 per doz
T0BACC0-9O@$ll0 per TO-
SHOf-$5 90 per sack.
LEAD-25c per h.
P0TAT0ES.--$2 25 per bush.
HAY-Timothy $50 per ton.
WHISKY 80
ToMATOES-$2 so per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

NEw YoRk, Sept 26.-There are three
thousand men here waiting transportation to
the armies.
Advices from New Orleans per the Mollie
Adle, Of the 18th, are received
A French force sailed from Bsgdad, Mexi-
co, on the 18th, in five steamers, for Matamo.
ras.
On the 18th they had an engagement with
Cortinas, were repulsed with severe loss, and
returned TO Bagdad.
Mobile adVices to the l4th, say ell is quiet
there, but movements we're on foot by both
feet and army.
Preparations we're making to recover the
guns lost on the Monitor Tecumsah.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

CAIRO, September 26.--Refugees from near
Fort Powell report rebel force, from ten to
fifteen thousand, said to bo under Kirby
Smith, encamped two miles from the Fort
All males between sixteen and fifty are being
conscripted II is understood the rebels Wess
en- route TO Missouri
The steamer Nashville is reported captured
and burned by the rebels yesterday, near Can
ton on the Cumberland river.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.--The Navy Depart
ment has received details from Admiral
FarTagut, Of q successful expedition up Fish
river. On return our vessels were attacked
from Peters Blun, at one Of the sharp bends
OF the river, by 90 or 60 rebels, who had FOL.
lowed them 10 the stream. The hre was 70
turned, and our vessels, passed through with
the loss of one officer and two men killed.
Admiral FArragut says he is successfully
engaged in removing torpedoes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

SANDY Hook, September 27.-Ths steam
er City Baltimore from Liverpool 18th, Queens.
town 18th passed here,
The Swedish Ministr hiss resigned.
The Times argues that the Chicago Con
vention will lead TO peace
Liverpool, September l4-Cotton opened
firm, but closed fat and irregular with de.
cline
London, September l4--Consols closed
at ss1, Erie a. Illinois Central 43@42t
discount
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

YICKsBURe, September 81 --1eneral Dana
hes commanded active operations in this dis
trict.
A large cavalry force left last night under
Colonel Osband, which will be followed by a
heavy force Of cavalry from the county. The
result will probably be known in about ten
DAYS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
For,,roa,,ons An an. valley

NEw YORK, September &c The Commer-
cials Washington special says
A gentleman justfrom the front reports, it
is sad the military authorities are about to
erect extensive fortifcationa at each Of the
gaps in the Shenandoah Valley, to prevent
further raids
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
SherlT's Proclamation.

SHERIFT's OFFICE
DAITOE, september 80, ls64
Proclamation Is hereby made 10 the quahhad voters
be held a, required BY law, ON the second Tuesday
OF october to-wlt:
October llth, 1864,
at the seyeral places OF holding elections, in sad
County, At which time the following otacers to
be chosen.
one Supreme Judge (tull Term)
One do DO Gong Vacancy.
Oue DO do (ahOTt Vacancy.
one Secretary OF stale
one Compet oer OF the Treasurer.
One Member 0i Public Works, (fuh Terml.
One do do do Vacancy
One Representative IN Congress OF The United
States composing the counties Of Montgomery, But
Ter Warren and Prcble,
One Sheriff
HUne County Auditor
One do Recorder.
One do Treasurer.
One do CommlssioneT
one do surveyor.
one do InurulaIy DiiectOr.
one Whisky Inspector
One Flour Inspector.
one PORK Inspector,
AMI the 1r stees OF the seysTal ToEnahipa and OF
the several Warts Of tho clty Of Dayton, in said
county, viii take notice that they required to
return the following uumbeT Of Jurors tfom their
respective i0Wnahps and Wards. 10 the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Plea-, properly designating those
tor Pr ,te Court, from those for the Common Pleas
ani Superior Courts to-sit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

That Schenck was 30 anxious to send every
one Of his constituents to the battlefield that
Was able to bear arms, and TO receive no sub
stitntes for the drafted men, except his father
or brother, will lose him hnndreds Of votes
in the District. he is in very fair way to
be defeated, Let honest Republicans think
for moment, and they will sooner put their
hands in the Gre than vote for him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-27

sASDUsKY, Sept 2G.-Msior or-Gsneral Dix
arrived here this evening. He was serena
ded at the West Houss BY the Union band =
He acknowledged the compliment in q few
pointed remarks He leaves for Nev York
in tha morning.