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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-02

Arrival Of Prisoners 6en S.
Vsuaah.
Gen. Banks Returns u n. Orleans ),
Rsed JMsStsE 81 1msr
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WAsn1n0Ton, Dec. !.
The following Official. confirming The report
Of The victory 10 Tennessee. has been receiv.
cd at Headqaarters:
FaAxkLls, Nov. 80.
TO Major General Thomas;
The enemy made heavy and persl stsnt o..
tack With about two Corps, commencing
about o'clock 10 the afternoon, and lasting
until after dark and vas repulsed 1t Ill points
With very heavy loss-probsbly I've or sa
q ousand men. Our loss is probably not more
than one-tenlh Of that number. We captured
a5out 1000 men, including one Big. Gen'l.
Signedl 0EH. ScaoprsLD.
Parties who have arrived from the front
End Who we're witnesses to the battle Of
yesterday, describe the attack Of the rebel
force - desperate. Four charges we're
made upon the Fedcrsl's line Of masked
batteries in body four lines deep. Each
time the rebels were rspulsed with fearful
loss.
The fort 10 on tho north bank Of the
river, opposite town. Extending up near
and encircIing the town, was tho line of
masked batteries.
An eye witness says that this engage
ment, in desperation and fiel Genes Of fight
ing, was hardly cqualled by the battle d
Stone river.
Forrest in person Was on the Geld, rally.
irg his men. A rumor 10 in circulation
that be was killed but it lacks confirmation.
About o'clock last night heavy rein-
forcements reached Schofield which caused
. complete rout Of the r. bel forces.
The city to-day is full Of fleeing residents
of Williamson and other counties south
they state that hood 10 gathering up Oh
the horses, hogs and mules he can find and
sending them south.
There is great panic among the negroe,
in the counties south Of Nashville. Mum.
bers are flocking to the city for prots ction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-02
Nsw YoRR. Dec. /.

NEw lORR, Dec. !.
Gold open ned weak At 227, and steadily dc
clined to 1901.
The news If the victory tver Hood by
Thomas was prevented from furtLer depies
sing the price By considerable. Purchases
Tor export a 2 p. ~, VAS qaoted a 2.26.
The Commercials Washington special
.ays:
Richmond papers Of Tuesday contain no
Intelligence concerning Sherman. They
tate that neither Macon nor Augusta we're
aken the Goth, and that the trains were
unDing regularly betwee the two cities.
Il 10 believed this statement will prove in
correct.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-02

NEw xoA9, Dec. !.
The steamer North Star, nov over dus
from AspinWall, with San francisco dates
u Nov Sd, was spoken yesterday, In to-
Of her convoy, her machinery being d..
sbled. She IL expected TO arrive here TIL
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New YORK. Dec. 2.-The Herald's Match
e. correspondent Of the 2lst, gives &C.
count Of rebel operations along the Red riv-
er in Louisiana. and particularly at and
around Alexandria.
The rebel General Buckner commands in
that region, and has his heaquarters at
Alexandria where additional formidable de
fensive works have been erected for the
purpose Of rendering it impossible for the
Union gunb0ats to again ascend Red river.
The dams which Gen. Bailey constructed
to release the fleet accompanying Bank s
army have been used to form part of these
Notifications, and apparently with very good
effect for rebel designs.
In all the country as far around Alexan-
dria rs Gen. Buckncr's authority reaches,
an indiscriminate and mercicss CONSUMPTION
Of al the male inhabitants is enforced. Old
men ana young boys, foreigners and natives,
the tables and the cxempts are alike gath
cred to serve in the ranks Of the rebel ar
mics.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
furnishes additional confirmation Of the re-
cent report that Allen, the Rebel Governor
o. Louisiana had organ zed 10 Regiments oil
negroes at Shreveport. At present they are
employed in strengthening the deienses ol
that place; but are instructed in the regular
military drill, and Allen expects soon to re.
ceive authority from Richmond for soon
putting them into the rebel army.
The Union Gen. Lee, in his official report
Of his late successful cavaly expedition into
the interior Of Louisiana, says that he had a
strong fight at Liberty. and captured 200
prisoners including % officers. 3 pieces OF
artillery, between and 5000 horses and
large number Of negroes, and destroyed
an immense amount of the rebel army stores
on the railroad.
New York, Dec. 2.--Tn the Rebel House
Of Representatives Of Monday last, Foote Of
fered his Monroe doctrine resolutions in =
new form, and began speech in favor Of
them; but while he was talking, the House
went into secret session.
The Tribunc's Washington spec ial says
Judge Holt having percmptorily declined
the appointments: to the vacant Attorney
ship. The retiring Attorney Gen. strongly
urges that his Assistant, Titus Caffce be
appointed.
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NEW Yonx, Dec. 2.-Tiles Of Georgia pa-
pers up 10 the 25th. and Richmond papers
70 the 29th are received:
While Sherman Is no doubt steadily ad-
vaucing across the State Of Georgia. in full
accordance with the programme which he
prepared for himself before leaving Atlanta.
n I judgement formed Of this movement by
he records Of these frightened rebel news
paper men, No might consider his course
very cratic. His army is omnipresent, and
then again il Is nowhere. Ii Is here and
there and everywhere, stretching its terrific
line across the State, and anon it has van
ished entirely.
Richmond papers of last Tuesday say
that the rebels still occupy Macon, and that
Saturday last Sherman had not approached
Augusta.
Il Is claimed for the 50th time that Kill
patrick's Cavalry were repulsed at the Oco-
nee River on the 2lst ult.
The Augusta Chronicle says that on the
same day that the Yankees left the line Of
the Georgia Railroad going Southwark,
which means that Gen. Slocuin was moving
his column TO form junction with that Of
Howard.
Sherman's movements have cut Governor
Brown of from the interior with the eastern
portion OF the State. The President Of the
State Senate near Wright is apparently de-
lighted N one respect At least by this occur
renee he has taken advantage Of it and re-
sumed the Executive Office, and Guberna-
material control over Eastern Georgian, an
issued from Augusta proclamation revok.
ing the Governors order regarding the
MALTA. Mr.. Wright directs the MALTA to
report to him, hot TO Gen. Smith as Brown
has ordered.
Gen. Wade Hampton, from Virginia, and
Bragg from North Carolina, are reinforcing
the Georgia rebels.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
War BnIIetIn.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHNGToN, Sept. 30.
1910 Mo Major General Dix: A dis.
patch from General Grant, dated half past 3
o'clock this afternoon, tt City Point, states
that Warren states that Warren atiArk ked and
carried the enemy's line to, day on their ex.
trene right, cspturng number of prisoners.
de Immediately prepared TO follow up his
success General Meade moved from his lett
this morning aud carried the enemg's line
near Poplar Grove church
a later dispatch, dated this evening at five
O'clock, just received, states that Gen Butler,
at p. NJ, reported that tho enemy lIad Just
made an assault in three columns on his line
near Chapin's farm, aud bad been repulsed.
No reports had been received from Meade
since the capture of the enemys line near the
Poplar Grove church
No intelligence from Sheridan's operations
have been received since Sunday night ex-
cept through Richmond papers. and the la
test report from that source that has reached
the Department, has the advance Of his cav
airy ut Staunton, heretofore mentioned
Petersburg papers of today mention IL ru.
NOR, which they say is not confirmed that Que
brigade OF Shetidan's cavalry was ambushed
at Swift Run Creek
Dispatches from Newbern received this
evening, state that the yellow fever is exten-
slvely prevailing at that place. hat it is NOT
very fatal among the troops. They are en-
csrnped outside the town
A dispatch from General Sherman, dated
$50 last night, states that he has made an
exchange of two hundred of his own arm "
aud made arrangements with Hood 20 send
the other prisoners supply of clothiUg, soap,
combs, &c
[Signedl H. NJ. SrANTOE,
Sec'rV OF War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
MORNING REPORT
From Grant's Army.
Il. M. STANTOE,
Sec'ry Of War.

NEw YoRI, October 1.-The Heralds Fts.
Monroe correspondent, Of the 29lh ult, says:
Rumors Of heavy battle near Petersburg
have been rife here for the past two days
and have caused great excitement, but all In
curry into the facts prove that nothing IaOre
than the usual amount Of picket firing has
disturbed the quiet spell in the vicinity Of the
city, fr.a.. ..a4a.t
While, however, there has been no pitched
battle fought OF late, still everything is pre-.
pairing for a most sanglIinaty conflict, aud
the time is not far distant when the grand and
decisive movement will he com meneed which
must result in great Union victory.
Heavy reinlorcements for the front are ar.
riving daily, and either ascend James river in
the vessels which bring them, or are sent here
on light draught steamers
This morning the ocean steamer AraPo,
Captain Henry, arrived here en- route for Hill
ton Head, aud discharged large number
of recruits who were sent forward to City
Point
The Heralds headquarters Army Of the
James correspondent, 29th, says the Army Of
the james is in motion, but the report Of it.
self is not deemed true 10y the military au.
thorities
II may he further stated that its operations
during ths next few days win be of an impor-
ta1t character. The men are really ia Gne
spults and equal TO the strong undertaking,
and though the movement has been organized
aud conducted thus far with the greatest DOS.
sible seeresy, still the most gratifying conf
dehce is felt and universally expressed that n
great effort is to be made to accomplish the
long desired objective point Of the campaign
HeauregaFd 30 Command the ne heIs Ia
Georgia.
NEw NORE, October 1.-The Charleston
Mercury says Beauregard has accepted the
command OF HoOls army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Montgomery Common Pleas.
Insaps Brown, solomon Brown, Jacob Brown, Caro-.
bae Aahus id WI,liam MAhue, Celinds Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana George
HAnAah, W.
TheophOlus 9rogn, Theodore Brown, Mary BroWn,
SeRbsrry Brown, Perry A. BrOwu, Sarah Brown
and Elzabeth Brown, IN Partition
TINHEOPHOLUs Brown, Theodore Brown, MARY
Brown, seabeuy Brown, Perry A. Brown, sarsh
Brown, Ezabeth Browm. viii take notice that Psii-
ton tiled against them On the 3lst day OF August
A. A. 1864, VA the Court ei Common Pleas Of Mont
goInery county, OHIO. By Joseph brosn, solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Car0lin6' Mahus, W,n. MAhue,
Ualiuda nAnnah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
Sn.l Georga Hannah AID is nOw pending wherein said
petitioners demand partition Of the following real
estate, tO-wi Situate IA the county OF Montgomery
an slate Of OHIO, on tho east y OF se'teh S2 losn
3, range east, 4c.
Being lot No. 2 Of survey and subdivision oi
tls laIIds Of Joseph Brown, dscd By order OF tlie
(auu OF Common Pleas oi houtgom " county,
Ohio, at the MAprh term, ls4I ehancsry, record
II paga Ii2, and 10 embed as follows;
BsginAing % the east lhe OF said sertlon A. 7
poles south of the N. E corner thoresf-thence s.
h5o W. i00 poles tos stone IN tho Libofty Road,
teuee y. 5sS n. lO1 poles TO stORo 10 SAID Road,
thence n SO X ~ poies W stone, theace y s \.
poles 10 q siona theneo N. So \. 40 poles 10 a
stone the east line Ol said section, thence n, So
w. Il2 poles 10 the plaza OF begiRnng containing
hGi acres and ha been assigned ss the dowaF III
EifAbeth brown IN SAID lands o Ieaeph Brown dec a
nnd chat nj the next term of said Court. the SAID
petitioner Vli apply for order that partition uiay
IL made Of SAID premlses.
dated this August 3sst. 1854
AVAn oLAH, Au'y ior Petitioner, ang3l veg
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COMMERCIAL.
DayIOn NIarket,


t'" t'- DAYros, October l.
HARSHMANs FLOUR Red wheat,
wholesale 81 90. Retail $ll 90.
WHEAT---$I so.
CORN-llO
OATS---70. tsIii,.-s a-.4tr ar ...s
RYE--l 45@I so s.t
BARLEY--Sl 5069lG0
TEASE 50Css2 90.
COFFEE-5Se960c
SU0AR-30.
COFFEE SUGAR-S3G35c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-31le per ID:
M0LASS1S--$l 35e9ii0 pee gel. it Il
RlCE-20c per 10.
LARD--26Go30.
BUTTER-4O(95O
CHEESE -236925.
' STARCH -rl2le yer ID, 4 Il fJFta Do
b .S0APS-2Oe per b.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22. .-l
DRIED APPLES--l5@2O
BEANS-Psr bushel a. 5O(a3 90.
EGGS-lS per doz
ToBACCo-909$li0 per D. .'
'SHOr-$5 90 per sack.
LEAD-25e per 10.
POTATOES 81 20 per bush aIi
, HAY-Timotby $40 per ton
. WHtSKY---lS0
'ToMAToES--$2 90 per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

NEw YoRK, Oct l--Cotton quiet 2Os
2j, Flour duh aud unsettled, 8 25a5 35 for
ex State y 26a9 10 round hoop Ohio wheat
dull aud nominai, 95a2 90 Tor winter red
and amber Michigan, S5al S6 lor Spring;
rye quiet; corn dull aud declining, 20 for
mSsd western; pais dull at 81 for westerni
pork 6rm at Al 5Oa42 co. mess 43 00A43 2bi
new 40 OOaf7 70 Beef quiet and steady;
lard dull and dropping, l9la20i whisky dull
aud dropping, 7Ga77 for western; sugar dull
and nominal; petroleum dull, Crude 39i rein.
ed bond G3; free "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

According 10 a correspondence between
Sherman aud Hood, publshed in southern pa
pers, the former refused TO exchange rebel
prisoners for soldiers whose term Of service
had ex pired
Thus develops new feature ia The already
most Infamous policy Of the administration
IL il that federal soldiers who may be cap
turej, and whose period Of enlistment is quite
or nearly ended, shall DOT be exchanged bat
allowed to starVe or die, as may happen them
in their captivity. One would be inclined to
doubt this htr0rious conclusion were II not
that the administration has been guilty OF op-
erations almost as inbumane and culpable in
leaving our soldiers to perish in southern pris'
ons rather than that negroes should not be ex
changed.
But this Is not, as conducted by the admin
slIation, IA white mans war, and therefore
white men cannot reasonably expect any con
sdecation Sherman drove the white citizens
from Atlanta but allowed negro "a to remain
il they preiened It, Heaven and earth are
moved "a secure the exchange of negro sold
iers who have been captured, but not finger
is lihed to bring home the unfortunate white
troops whu are dying daily by hundreds at An
dersonville.- Chicago Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

York papers, and at our lowest Wholesale
price. The commissions charged by the News
Companies being paid by us.
Every editor who is disposed TO aid in Civ
ing this pamphlet wide circulation is invited
10 insert this advertisement aud draw on ms
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bill, to be sent ia package ordered by any
Que in his vicinity WALTER & Co, Publish
ers Of Books for the Times" &c No, 10 City
Hall Square, New York August |, 1864
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Sherif'S Proclamation.

fHERIFF's OFTIoE
DAYTON, september 80, 1854.
Proclamation - hereby made To the qualified voters
OF Montgomery county, that a general elect Il wilt
be held a. required by law, the Second Tuesday
Of October tU-NHi
October llth, 1864,
at the several pisces Of holding elections in SAID
JounN, at which time the following officers are 10
be chosen.
one snprems Judge (u Term)
One do do (,oug Vacancy
One do do (shori Vacancy.
one Secretary OF stale.
One COmpetolleT OF the Treasurer
one Member O fublc Works (fuli Ternl
One do do do (VacancvI
One Representative IN Congress OF the limited
States com posi- nR the cOuuuss Uf MontgOmCry ~ Eut.
isr, Warren aud Prsbls,
One sheriff.
gone County Auditor,
one do Recorder
Ono do Treasurer.
one do Commit ssionar
One do Surveyor.
one do IBhrmaTy Di6ector
tine Whisky Inspector.
one Flour lnspectoT
One Pork Inspector
And The Trustees OF the several Town.hios and of
the seyeial Wards Of the cIty Of Dayton, in aid
county, Wt take notice that they are required 10
return the following number OF Jurors nom thar
respective ! ownrhlps and Wards to the Clerk Of The
Court OF Common Pleas, properly designating those
for 1T bate Court, nom those for the Common Pleas
an Superior Courts to Wit. '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
From sA'r'apn- Es.elpr Later frou

WASHINGTON, Oct The War Department
has received dispatches from Sheridan detail
ing his suecessiul operations, since the last
report They are dated Harrisonbnrg Va,
26th aud 29th inst. Secretary Stanton says
no report OF the operations in front Of Rich
mond and Petersburg, later than my tele.
gram OF last night, has been received by the
department t'|
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
NOTICE.
Eliza Eugessr,
Va. In Mont. Com,
Frank EuReser Pleas

Frank kugeseT Pleas
CtAID Frank Eugeser IL hereby notified that the
- said Eliza Eugeser did on the 18th day Of sep
Isfilber A ID. 1864, file her petition In the Clerk's
Once Of the Court OF Common Pleas within and foT
the County OF Montgomery and State Of OhiO eharR
ing hun with hailtuai drunk enness, aud eXtreine
crgely and asking that she may be divorced rom
the said frank kugeser, which petition will stand Tor
hearing Vt ltbe next November Term, A, d. 1864 Of
SAID loUH. ELIZA EUGEsER,
By DAVID 4. HOUK, her AIRY.
:-DArrOs, september 2sd, 1864 seP27.w6w
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FARELL KEOUGH'F Estate.

FOTICE is hereby gwen, that the undersigned has
n heen duly appointed and qualified executor
OF The last will aud testament Of Farrell Ksough, lat
Of Montgomery county OHIO, dsitEsed.
Sept, sin, 1864. ROBERT BATES.
septsw3W
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NEw YoRK, Oct --SIocks dull Gold 93l
U $. 6's 81 registered 07 coupons , q
$40 copons AZ; l040 coupons, 96l; gold IL
stock report 80. N y Central l4i Erie
g2}; Reading 23l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01

AnonrIoN newspapers have been industri-
ous ia hunting tho record of Mr.. Pendeton,
neglecting meanwhile that Of Andrew John
son, their own nominee for the vice presiden-
cy We present little extract from sn ad
dress made by him in 1862 to the union men
Of Tennessee
There nre two parties in existence who
want dissolution. Slavery aud southern con.
federacy is tbs hobby. Sumner wants to break
up the government nnd so do the abolitionisls
generally They hold that ii slavery survives
the Union cannot endure. Secessionsis ar.
que that if the Union continues slavery is lost.
Aboliiionlsts want no compromise but they
regard peacehble secession as a humbug The
two occupy the saine ground. Why, abolition
is dissolution; dissolution IL secession, one is
the other Both are striving to accomplish
the same object
Uhtil within the few months last past, Mr..
Jobnson's record viii be found abonnding 10
similar utterauces Why do not bis support.
ers look for strength in the logic he has al
fotded them2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-01
INTERNAL REVENUE! I!
Annual Assessment.

COLLECToHs OITIcE,
u. :. Internal Revenue, sd GoilsctIon Dist
state Oio, Dayton. o., Sept 9Th, 1854. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Assass.
Y ments for the THIRD DISTRICT OF OHIO,
under tho EXOIsE LAW OF the UNITED STATES
including taN on INCOMES, for the year le63 CAR,
RAGE tax. 4c, have been returned 10 the several
counties Of the District for collection aud the same
will b. due add payable and amer the 18Th INST
and until the l0th daY Of octoheT neHt
The law enAcis that PENALTY or TEN PER
CENT. he added all delinqneneies alter the expi-
ration OF the legal notice Thersore the ooleeiion
Of the prescribed penalty s required be enforced
from and after the 10th OF Octbsr, af iTesaid.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessmsnts will bs collscted at tho office Of the un.
desigBeJ corner Of hird RRd Jsdersoa Streets Day
ton, ohio. Those for
BUTLER COUNTY,
A. the ohes Of ELrs Potter, Deputy Oollsetor HaIn
ton, OHIO. kOr
WARREN COUNTY
AZ the once sf Jacob Mors Deputy Collector Leha,
non, Ohio For
PREBLE COUNTY,
Al the once OF Joslah Campbell, Depuly Collector.
katOn, ohiO.
JOHN l.. MARTIN,
Collector Third District Of Ohio.
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