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sT Col. H. d. wAsHBrks, Uploa csool-
date for Congress 10 the 7th District will
address the people as follows:
Lockpors. Vigo county. Saturday, Octo-
Der
oresncsstIe, PutHsm county, AOnday, &C.
tobeF -
Glover and. Putnam county. Tuesday. oc.
toper
esiDeoridge. Putnam county " wedaesday
October t.
Portl>nd Mills. PsFks county Thursday,
October b.
The sDeaklng will commence { The above
places r. the hour OF one O'Clock D. m
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Public Speaking

Public Speaking
Col 4 r. Crsne. candidate for state Sena
tor 70, d strict ei Sullivan and Vigo counties
will adtrese the people CT the following pia~
ces:
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couoty
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Pm
Let men VI all paetles .ttsod
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

them, they had no arms, but we're merely
camp fellow. 'hpping Hut and making their
way home at every stopping, to be replaced BY
uihera
No attention is uow paid TO the general or
der of sherman issued NJ the beginning OF
March 10 the whole country has been pl'aged
by mobs of soldiers without officers,
Wheeler is operating on the confused mass
NJ every step.
The Augusta Conslitutionslist Of the 9th
says:
On Monday last Rght took place At Wal.
kers Bridge on Brier creek ~ miles from
Augusta in which the isderals we're wotsted.
A batch OF l22 Yankee prisoners had arrived
IN Augusta
the Richmond Examiner says:-We learn
thar the force sent by Grant down the Weldon
Road consisted ot one eut re corps, besides
cavalry Every m al of then: :ou yht to be cap
nred
The Whig says-A good many knowing
people are exercised Us TO the destination Of
The raid lr they have no more cavalry than
IN reported, they will of course soon get to
the end of their journey On the other hand,
we are inclined To belive that they are better
equipped than reported, aud we will soon hear
Of the destruction Of bridges, &c, 10 the di.
feclion Of Weldon This, we are frank to
admit, will give us soms Inconvenience, but
will not relieve in the least the palpaSle and
irrelrievaDle failure which Grant mas made in
his ION to Richmond aud Petersburg"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

NEw YORK Dec l3--The Heralds dis,
patches from Grants armies give additional
particulars of the reconnaissance Of General
Miles command on Friday last to Hatcher's
run on the right Of the rebel forces defending
Pc ersburR. After capturing the enemy's
works General Miles men held them through
ont the night Their object being accom-
pshed they were preparing next morning to
return to the Army OF the Potomac when a
furious charge was made upon them by the
rebels who we're soon repulsed and in turn
charged upon and driven for some distance.
After this the Union troops returned to their
old camp which they reached Saturday even.
ing. Their casualties we're slight, number
Of rebels were captured
The rebel division under Gen Field made
a reconnaissance on Saturday down the Darby
town road on the right of General Buffers
ines
They seemed to he satisfied with very
hasty observation As they soon retreated
about midnight
Friday the rebel artillery opened heavily
both on Dutch Gap tnd on the right of the
army of the James near New Market road but
with little effect fheir FIRE was however re.
sponded 10.
There is no later news of positive char
acter Of the column under General Warren,
which went southwark on Wednesday last,
along the Weldon Railroad
There were nncon6rmed rumOrs that he had
fight, and gained victory at Jaretts Sta.
tion, 81 miles from Petersburg
Rebel papers now admit that small Union
force had been landed between Drury's Bluff
and Howlelts house batteries.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
Professional.

iAd tor oast three years Surgeon In the United
States SsNy has opened office at No. 9T5, Third
street. between Jefferson and 81 Clair streets, north
side. Having had the advantage OF the Hospitss in
New York apd Phlledtlp With twenty years Of
successful pratice, the Apltted may rest assured
yantag, that the advanced condition OF the Science
" Msddnscan render. 40 Hiy
Dr WIsH cures CONSUMPTION. THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALA'riON the only reliable means known to the
fu in the East and in Europe, he treats all diseases
oi the EYE and EAR, slso all diseases pecu'ia to
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-ever Tay lie their character The most incredu-
Ions will be convinced o his zacess by calling ht hs
Once No. 97S, Third street Dayton, or by obtaining
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. till O'Clock =. M.
octlb d6Wlm s...t .4....s r.,t. I.. ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2-Arrsngsmenls are
rapidly being made, 10 put the new first corps
OF Gen Hancock into the Geld ut the earliest
possible moment.
Many old and we'll tried officers will be
placed in command Their names will bs an
nouneed in a few days
Steps are being taken which will induce
each State to forward veterans to join This
corps
Arrangements have been made, it is said,
by which State and other local bounty will be
paid here 10 all veteran recruits, who may
have themselves credited to any locality they
prefer,
For any veteran sent to Washington, to be
credited to any locally, certificate will be
given.
1t is the intention Of all localities to send
on M many veterans ss possible,a las they are uot
subject to the draft, and yet can be properly
or edited TO any locality
The Government bounty given to veterans
Of the irT Corps, is given to no others. and
superior inducements are therefore otferel TO
enlist In this corps
Tue time to put in the field is short.
FINANCIAL.
The Treasury Department suggests that
Congress legalize the conversion Of 7-39
bonds held by banks into registered bonds
An important financial recommendation by
the Treasury Department is expected to be
made in few days
The Posts Washington iecial says
Mr.. Fessended is reported TO be in favor of
establishing agencies TO sell 7-30 currency
bonds, on a system similar to that by which
five hundred million of 30's were so succe ps.
ful last year
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
Dayton Marker.

DAYTON, December l3
HARSHMAN's FLOUR-Red whea
Wholesale 81 90 Retail 5000
WHEAT-$l 95@l 96,
C0RN-l00
OATS-65.
RYE 2j.
BARLEY--$l 50@l60.
TEAS-$2 60@2 co.
C0FFEE-50@5SG
SUGAR-3O
SUGAR-25@2s@3Oc, per pousd.
COFFEE SUGAR-35e per ID.
CRrSHRD SUGAR-33@36c per 10.
M0LASSES-$l 4O9l6 60 per gal
RICE-20c per 10.
LARD-2O@25.
BUTTER-35@40
CHEESE. - soc.
STARCH-l2Ac per 10.
SOAPS--l5c per H.
DRIED APPLES-l0@l2I.
BEANS-Per bushelS2 OOC92 so.
EGGS-35@40 per doz
TOBACCO-90@Sl so per n.
SH0T--$5 1906 copper sack.
LEAD--25c per 10.
POTAT0ES-$l GOAL rs per bush.
SWEET P0TAT0ES-$l 40 per Bushel
HAY-Timothy S2s@3O per ton.
WHISKY--l 30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

NEW YoRE, December 10 Cotton quiet
at 49, Flour steady and rather more doing
at 10 20al0 25 for extra state, and II rs
all IS for round hoop Ohio; Wheat qaet
aad steady; Rye nominal Barley dall and
heavy Corn dali aud nominal at | goal 80 for
mixed western Oats firm al Os for western;
Pork decidedly 6rmer at SO 81 for tao
years old mess, 39a39 80 for one year old do.
and S5 50s3G 90 for prime; Beef dulE Lard
steady at 2la24e; Whisky 6rmer I SO Offer
ing. aud 80 asked for western, Petroleum
quiet at 6Ae for crude, 7te for refined in bonds
and 94A95e Tor free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
--LATEST ME ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
InIsrestinE News from rebel Sourcss
sfllH Concerning Sher rnRn

lntsreHtinH News from tie bel Sourcss
sfal Concerning sherman
NEw 1oRK, Dec l3.-The Rich noud Dis
patch of the 10Th says
Ths news from Georgia Yesterday was ol
a somewhat exciting character
The enemy, who had boon marching down
the Ogeechee river with three corps, one on
the north and two on the south side, endeay-
ored to mite their forces, but met with con-
siderable resistance from tho Confedt rates,
and at last accounts had not effected their
object which was also prevented in part by
the unlavorableness Of the river approaches
On Wednesday, It'll, the demonstrations of
Fsderals on the ferries of the Savannah river
became more determined, and they managed
to get somo Of their infantry across the fats,
within sight Of the river.
Here we were well prepared, and our ar
tillery did good work
IL was supposed that they would BE- cos -
PEELED TO abandon the attempt. From sOmo
cause, either lack Of ammunition, OF inability
to get their cannon in position, the Yau-
KEGS made very little use Of artillery, Aad
this added confidence to our troops
II was reported that the enemy had effected
landing on tho CoasWatehis river, below
Poootaligo, but they had not been able 20
reach the railroad
The Augusta Sentinel Of the 7th. SAYS lis
advces in reference to Shermans movements
are very mesgre
The advance vas reported TO be skirmishibg
on Tuesday, Dec 9th, at aistation two aud a
half miles from Savannah They were press.
ing vigorously toward Savannah, and We have
no doU bt that a decisive battle between The
raiders and the patriot forces has taken p'ltss,
the result of which we may be enabled TO an
nounce this p N
The Richmond Examiner says there is 70
neWs later than the 7th, At that time the en-.
lire force Of Sherman was combined on the
East side Of the Ogeechee On the 9Th il ad-
Vanoed no less than eighteen miles His men
we're represented as much fAtigued aud their
spirits Tagging In numbers they wese
20 600 muskets aud an enoFmoes wagon train
The country in hs rear was swarming with
aud deserters who are begging or
pillaelng ut every house. Citizens who have
sIlked with the officers concur in the declare
ton that they are universally disgusied with
the expedition and the war Officers spoke
very freely Of shermans plans They said be
would not rlsk an engagement II he could
help IL, because he bad no ammunition 10
spare, but would make his way 10 tba sea
coast at the nearest practicable point IN.
y The enemy had 800 or 400 negroes with
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE or REAL
ESTATE,

IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
Il Court OF Montgomery County, Ohit IN the case Oi
Isaac hayieYsr aud simpson NUT, Executors Vi the
last will and testament Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young et al defendants, We will offer ior
sale, Atput2o auction on SATURDAY, ihe 3Ist dpy
Of December, A. ID. 1894, at 2OcOek, ahernoon upon
the premises the following described real estate :
stuvte the County Of montgomery and State oi
Ohio, to-wit
Fih0en Of land takeu oil the South side Of the
arm owned BY She hors Of DsFid Yopng, decd
situate In Section 80, Town 2, Range o. NJ Rs de.
scrbed As follows. beginning ~ stone, on the cast
lne OF said section, the south east corner Of said
arm thence north on the east line OF said section
514 chains TO a stone thence south 75 west ~ IS
chains 70 the centre OF turnpike rod thence south
eastAaTdly wish the ceOre Of said road 90 chnns 30
the south Weet corner o said farm thence on the
line between Young aud Laever, north rs east 1856
chains TO the place OF teginnng, containing afss
acres Of lead.
Appraised at til0 per care Terms Of sale ons
third cash, ono third an year, and one third in
tSo years Rom the day Of sale, with interest,"; the
paysnants TO De ssenfsd ~ mortgage upon the pre-
lnlsea sold y ISAAC LAFEVER,
81 NF rfeII- ah SfMPBON NUT1,
Bxesutors, A.. Of David Young, de0'd
}. n. bAGeoTT, ,Aty for Executors novsO-S4w
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fntGrnaI &rhrnur.
INTERNAL RKVENUE.
SpeCial Assessment Notice,

OFFICE oOLLECTOR OF lNTFRNA REVENUE
STATE OF OHiO THIRD DsrRtCT
DAYTON, ONO, nov. 81, 1874
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sea,
IN ment OF the SPECIAL five yer cent lScoME Dur
Inadt 10 accordance with the requirements I Joint
hes' luton OF Congress, approved Jul a. 1854 on ali
incomes return d for the year ending December 81
1865 has been delivered to me by the Lrsttct Asses
sor Ior 80 lection and the same must be paid un or
be,ore the IJt day Of December next '1.0-
IN DEFAULT IHkRKor ten per cent. penalty Ia re1ur
ed by law 70 be ided and collections to 6e orced
by distrpint.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will be collected at the Oiee of the nm
dersigned, corner Of Third and Jefferson sIrests
ton Ohio. Those for
BUTLER COUNTY
A. the once Of EErs Potter, Depsy Collector; Hamil
WARREN COUNTY
anoL Ohio. For
PREBEE COUNTY
a. lhe Once OF Josiah Campbell Deputy Collect =,
EAton, ONO. John l. MARTIH ''
no'Ss-dkw'ill decs0 Collector. d Dist o. Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY OF THs PoToMAo,
Dec. 1.-THE expedition under Gen. Warren
which left some days since, has returned to
camp This may be considered the most sue.
cessiul HoG campaigns. Some 10 milss Of
the Weldon Railroad was destroyed.
All the depots along the route were burned
numerous mills, barns and dwellings from the
eSvsr Of which guerrillas had fred on our
troops aud from which occupants had fed
we're destroyed
Our loss will not exceed so killed and
wounded, and few stragglors ospiured
Nothing new in trout OF Petersburg -
Weather cold
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

DANGER ON THE Ics.--A little boy broke
through the ice into The canal yesterday, and
narrowly escaped death by drowning Par
ents cannot be too vigilant in guarding
against the overweening propensity which 90
often induces boys to seek sport by skating
before the ice ia strong enough to bear
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

BS-We are selling onr large stock Of over
coats at reduced prices ef our own make
Cashmere coats, pants and vests, boys cloR
ing, jackets, pants and cape overcoats A
large lot Of morning gowns for New Years
presents.
dee-l3:tf W. G BREENE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

NEW YoRE, Dso l3.-Stosks steady With
fair business; Money easy at CAT; Gold open
ed at 233, and closed Al 235 Reading 1874;
Chicago, BurliHgton 4 Quincy III; Erie 03i;
New York Central l2l; United States sixes
Of 81 coupons ll7t; s 70 coupons llO, en-
dorsSd; 1905 l2a one year esFd6cases
81.
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BUFFALo, Dec ia Ere, al 8 o'clock this
morning, destroyed the el, vAtor of Charles W
Evans
The origin Of the Ere is not aseertained,
but supposed to have been accidental
It caught in the drying room attached to
the elevator Loss heavy.
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W 6 BREENE.
New Meat and Provision Store

New Meat aud Provision Store
NJ Stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, a few sdqors. west Of Jeiiecson, is
daily supplied with Bqef, Mutton, Veal Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and Of the best quality His
old friends and customers and the public,
are invited TO give him call.