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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

States About six weeks ago information
was given the police Of the city, and they have
since been diligently engaged in it, and with
very satisfactory results,
The principal persons against whom the in.
dustry Of the police has resulted in bringing
charges, are named, Walter Patterson, Nj
chael o Bbrien, Ira Goder, Geo L Coughn.
Hugh McNellis John st Clair and Spencer
Peus The first iour named have been mr.
rested, and the other two are still at large
Coughlin has turned Stttea evidence, and
yesterday gave testimony against others, in
one Of the cases Of their alleged (raud, the
investigation OF which was commenced in the
Toombs police court, and will be continued
to-day. This case involves the forgery Of the
name OF Richard d, lathrop, Of this city, on
a check on which the money was drawn from
the Bank Of Commerce
The whole size of the forgeres is supposed
to be in value a sum OF about two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars
The Richmond Sentinel of tho l4th says n
Union Brigader General deserted from the
Potomac army on the 3th, and reache the rel .
ell lines, and that Lincoln has called for mil.
lion men. The Sentinel don't vOuch Tor these
rumors
The Times Washington special pronouncss
it false the rumors Of Secretary Slantot leaving
the Cabinet
The Richmond papers OF Monday says that
on the 9th Hojd's army was at Tuscumbia,
and Sherman was at Atlanta
Concerning The gold seige 10y Gen. Butler
in New Orleans from which aros. the attach
mont obtained in New York against the Gen
eraI, it is well 10 say the coin is in the e. s.
Treasurery kennedy is TO be had against GRAM
and uot against Butler
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

Montgomery uommou Piess.
JOHeph Brown, solomon Brown, Jacob Bi own, Caro-.
line Mshue a VI William Mnhnc, Ueuda Hannah
aud Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana t!.orge
Hannah, ".
Theopholns Brown, Theodore Brown, MARY Brown,
seRhaYry Brown, Perry Brown, sarah Bfown
and Elizabeth Brown, Ia Partition
'TNHkOPHOLUs BROWN, Theodore Brown, Mary
l Brown, seaherry Brown Perry A. Brown Sarah
Brown, Eaabeth Brown, will take notice that Petit
ton Wa filed against them on the 3lst day II AugHst
A 1854, m the Cont Of Common Pleas OF Mont
FnmsrY county, Quo by Joseph Brown, solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mshue, Wan. Mahur,
Celinda Hauush Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
and George Hannah aud Is now pending wherein said
petitioners dem nd partition u the following real
snd state ofohlo, on the east y OF seruoa ~, 9va
3, range east, &u. #
Being lot No. Of a survey and subdivision ot
the lands OF Joseph Brown, dss'd. by order of tho
Court OF Common ileas o. Moutgom. ~ county,
ONO, at the March term, isil chAncery, record
u, page Hi2, and described a. iullowH:
Eeglnninp on the east line Of said section a. z
poles snuth ~ the N. corner therecf-thence
So " lOd poieH toa stonc 10 the Liberty Road
thence :. ti3 r. lOh lolas 10 stono in SAID Roa4
thence \. 50 v. ~ poles Ia stone, thence = s. E
poles 90 st0us, thence N. so r. 40 poles 30 u
stone gu the east line ot said section, thence N So
W ll2 poles 60 the plac5 OF heglnnlHg containing
GGl4 aergs ana hN nccn assisncdas as the dover oi
Elizabeth Brown In said ands oi Joseph Brown deed
and that Al the next term oi said Oourt, the SAID
petitioner Will apply for order that partition may
be made q said pfainises.
paed this August 81 4, ls64.
AbAn CRAY, Au'Y '0r Petitioner. augS.wG
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LATEST ME- Us.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


NFw York; Nov. 1.-THE steamer Cont
mental from New Orleans l0lh, has arrived
No news
The times Nashville correspondent Of the
I'd says, Gen. Beaurcgards Headquarters are
at Cornth.
Hood, with Cheatham's corps, is at Flor
encc. His camp extends 1n HE north side OF
the river, as far az Tuscumbia
S. d. Lees corps is at jackson, Stewart s
corps is at Corinth, Jacinto and Riensie, iit-
teen miles from each other, on the Mobile and
Ohio II r
The entire rebel army, which year ago
numbered 10 600 veterans, cannot now muster
more than 10000, intending Forrest and
Wheeler's cavalry, and Dick Taylors mon.
The same correspondent says the report OF
the fight at Johnsonyie in which Forrest
claims such n great victory, is one of the most
unheard Of exaggerations Instead of the
Government suffering to the extent of six
millions Of dollars, one million will exceed
the total Government loss
The facts are, that Forrest on the night Of
the 4th, planted battry of 10 guns opposite
Johnsonsville and next morning knocked
to pieces tin clads I transports The
next day he shelled town for AZ hours and left
Meanwhile portion Of Wheelers cavalry aud
a brigade OF mounted infantry appeared on the
south side OF the fott, but finding il strong and
well garrisoned, they returned to Florence.
During the shelling every bridge but one was
struck and only two were burned. What lit
le stores were there were only slightly dam
aged.
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COMMERCIAL.
EsaytOn market.

DAYTON, November II.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 50 co. Retail $40 90, .
WHEAT-$l TOOL 10.
CORN--l00
OATS-60.
RYE-75GDl 2j.
BARLEY 81 50@lG0 s.H tit.uf
TEAS-$2 50G92 90
C0FFEE-45050S
SUGAR-30.
SUGAR-22@2Sc, per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR-3093lc por b.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33ic ic per ID
MOLASSES--$l 35G9l4O per gal.
RlCE-20c per ID.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTER-40@50
CHEESE.-25@30
STARCH-l24c per ID.
SOAPS-l5@lGc per 10.
DRIED APPLES-l0@l23
BEANS-Per bushel 81 00G92 so
EGGS--20@2 25 per doz.
TOBACCO-90@Sl 90 per H.
SHOT-S5 7596 0Oper sack,
LEAD-25c per N,
POTATOES.-$l O0t@2 25 per bush
HAY-'rimothy $25 per ton.
WHISKY TO-
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
No. 20ii,
superior Court.


w. superior Court.
Jacob G. Kcpler ct nj
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Superior Caurt OF
i Montgomery county Omo entered IN the uho We
cnuso, Mt It's June form, A. u. 1864, Will, on
SATURDAY, December 3d, 1864,
at the door of the Gonrt House, IN the cy OF DAYTON
IN said county, hetNcon tho hours of Two and four
O'Clock NJ NJ said lay soil at Public outcry Ia the
highest bidder, tho following described premises:
rArl of thu north hall Of section number eighteen
ns), township number three (9), and range niindrr
Ave (b), between the Miami rivers IN Montgomery
county, Ohio. beginning at the half section cOflrr on
the west line Of said section thence north 10 ~ east
eightytWo (S2) poles 10 RcornsT; theLce south $50
ea't two hundred and hhy.two and thrty-sx hun.
dredths 2o2 36.lOO poles 10 n corner thence south
l5' ea.t cighty.two and foryeighth hundrsnths (s2
4S-luO) poles 10 corner thence north So So w0-t
two hundred and iity-iOur and forty hundreilhs 1854
i0-l0o) poles 10 tho place Of hcgnnng, containing
one hundred and twenty nine and seventy one hun.
dredths (l2a7i-lo0) acres.
said Farm - about two miles east OF Centre Vile,
has upon II dwelling two log cabins, frame tenant
house, a large orchard, aud about fifteen acres Of
Timber
Appraised at S4I 90 an aero. May sell for s2q "a
an acre. GKO. W. MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
7. +. THRRsHEa N. f. JoRpAS, Atrys.
nOV9lRl4 -dgNts
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SATURDAY, December 2llh, 1864,

On hhDh lJCCtulotI Aflli lohft
the following described real estate, viz;
lat, Pitui the west halrof section 3, town O. range
east, &c.
Beginning at the g W. corner Of sad section and
running r. % n. nO poles To the - section stake
said ne thence N. o. W. 81 poles 10 stake IN the
:, section line thence w. 50 s. 100 poles to u stake
thence N. : W. ~ poes 10 stake thence W. 10 $.
lOJ poles 10 ihs place o beginning slyEErY
ACREs more or less, with the privilege OF hve rods
square IN the N. e. corner Of section q, town ., range
. Tor thu purpose Of conveying the water from samuel
Fokerths spuug branch, anywhere through the
above descr bed premises---excephng however, q
piece II sad 10 acre tract conveyed by Samuel Bct
4rs TO John Beck, February 10TH 1tG2, dacrbed in
his deed as iollowsi
ton Turnpike road opposite the junction with the
ph lpsburg pike thence north with the center OF
said d. 4 c. pike twenty fee east eight and half
rods, with the DIVISION Inc OF Martin Sheets and
Samuel Fctters to stake: thence north four and mo
half rods 10 stake IN the branch thence with In q
meanders OF said branch with eight and one half rods
10 the ceutcr Of the ID g Turnpike: thence south
with the center OF said Turnpike road, four and one
half frod- to the ace Of Yesnning containing ninety
square rods Of land more or less Said seventy acre
tract TO be sold moreover subject 10 lcesa on share
rent loremlah McN0ly for the torn three years
from March 20, 1854.
3D. The following premises described in n deed
dated July, 1850, yibg and being in Alon county,
Ohio. nov lying and being in Auglaze county Ohio,
to wit the south east quarter OF the north west
quartAr Of section twenty four, town sx, south Of
range seven, containing foRrY A0HEs more or less
SAID seventy tract aup ascd at eighty dOlltr
per acre and M sell iorSj3 "a per said iOrty
acre tract is appraised vi ten dollars per aud may
sell for tG,T per acre.
Terms Of ssle casl and the balance in equal Pay.
menis Of one and two years, secured ~ mortgage
the premises. GtO. WUGAMAN, Sheriff.
Thos. y. THRrsnER, Atty. noyi7 WGW
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against ~. T. ol Dayton Township,
Jamcs Clark, pft } Mont County, ohio.
.nN Nlh4 l-t day Of November A. D. lsG4 said Justice
" issue IN order Of Attachment In the above
tion Tor the sum of Ono Hunired and Fort two
Dolnr- Cer-e set for hearing December "a 1868, at
o'rok f. Nj. JAMES RICKEY,
W. II. BglLyltLE, ATTY. noviT-dt1& &w3w
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NEw YoRE, Nov l7.-Sioeks lower; Gold
opened at 2l9, and closed at 22s; Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy 10; Reading 33I; New
York Central 2O4; Erie oct; skies of 67 1872;
skies Of 81, registered, ll0, coupons ll0s;
go coupons 81; lO-4O's 81; 1905 ll5; one
year certificates 9GE
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snERNAN nnAnp FRoM VA RIcnMoNp.


Nkw' YoRk, November lG-The Posts
Washington special says rumors are abundant
that our Government will oler generous terms
to the rebels before December
Large contracts for army supplies were
awarded yesterday Potatoes. Sac per bushel
mess beef S24 SO per barrel pork, S43 rs
per barrel
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LEGAL NOTICE.
O YES! o YES!

I'M K undersigned is duly licensed Auct oneeT
'or Montgomery county, and will cry snl1s ~
often as his services, may be in demand.
Persons who have not taken out license will he at
tended to, II they violate the law
B.-kesidenGs ~ miles southeast Of MIAMIs.
bUk6. Orders let w.thJOuE kISER, IT,, or ADAM
CLAY, AHmisbut" On Man streat, will bn attended
to Col. GEORGE KISFR.
RugI9. wIwoy
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NEw YoRK, NOV l6-Tho Commercial

NEw YoRK, Nov lG-The Commercials 3
Washington special says
Late rebel papers are receihed, and they
show great anxiety concerning SherTnn' s
movements His being at Atlanta on the 1lh
with Hood far in his rear, they regard as show
ing that hes no fears for the rebel Generals
movements, but s prepared to carry out a
new plan on agigantie scale.
r. 1t is supposed here that the rebels are en-
tirely unprepared for this grand coup of
Sherman 8, and that they have perpetrated a
great 5luuder in sending Hood To invade Ten
The Posts Washington special says
There are well defined rnmors that Gen.
Buffers New York speech foreshadows the
policy of the Administration.
Richmond papers ofthe 18th say that Hood
is i'll
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Ncm advertisements.


-. Z. o Dayton Township,
James Clark, Drt J Mont County, Ohio
ONt e3lst day sf octoter, A. D, Gi, said Justice
~ issued an order Of Auae hment in The above
action for the sum OF Ono Hundred and Eighty Dol.
lars. Case set for hearing December 3D. vs. 4, At 2
o'clock = NJ. HENRI pOOs.
Dayton, Nov. 7, ls,A noYlg-ditSwiw
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91rnfrssiunaI.

And or the nnst three years Surps nflu the United
siAtos Navy, ha. opened nm oticfs M VI 'ihfd
street. between lpiierron and 80 Cldr Streets north
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
successiu prntice, the afflicted may rest assured
by gettur his adv co that they will obtain every ad
vRniag , that the advanced cooditon OF the Seicaco
Of Medicine can rendi r.
br Wise cures CuNSUMpTION, THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES ny MEDICAL IN
HALAT1ON the only reliable means known 10 the
profession. winch has proven universally success
nj IN the East and in Europe IL treats ali diseases
of the NY F aud EAR, also all diseases peuuha to
Tenalcs and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
su-pycr may he their character The most incredu
luus will be convinced a ms by calling at bis
Office No. 2Is, Third street Dayton, or by obtaining
lUttera to iuyHl Us which Is circulated gatultOusly
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ I'LL S o'clock =. NJ.
. I5.dE WIN
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20 NnlsCnlCn.
IMPORTANT 70 FARMERS 4 H1RSENEB
Dayton ShoeinR Shop
CORNER OF ST. CLAIR ANN FOURTH sts.
dESSLER a. NOOK;
former partner Of
NATHAN SIFFERMAN.
10 Nnlscnlcn.

HAVING opened shoeing Shop on the corner
Ill Of ~. clair and Fourth streets, is prepared
TO accommodate all who may desire Ia have their
hursos Ehod, IA manner which will certainly meet
their appt obation. Hasnt devoted himsslftO this
business as speciality, and having had years oi eN
p'rienee ~ the business, they Invite the attention Of
the puhlio tol tue A'fs.aloye mentioned He will
deayor TO meet All demands promptly and ID hls
worP satisfactorily. Give him a call.
novlP-imd GESSLER MOCK. -
NoTCE--ALIMONY.- .-pauie Rush u hereby
~ notified that Mary Rush, lnsw has flied 4
pettioutor AhmOnY Aganst him oh aesOuut of wilfnt
deseruou and gross neglect Of duty aud that said ,a~e
wiz ho hesrd Mt the November Term or the oOun Of
Common Pleas of Montgomery county, isGf
.u nOUK MCMAHON
september lst 1884 sepu-s6W
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SHkRIFFS SALE.


Joseph Brown, ct al. Montgomery Common
Theop6olaa Brown, ct al in Partition TaI
DURSUAN1 TO sn order Of the Court Of Common
Il Pleas Of Montgomery County Ohio, made At its
November term A. D. 1864, will selat public outcry
on the premises on
MONDAY, December 9th 1864
at o'clock p. NJ the following described real estate,
tO-wlt Situate 10 the county Of Montgomery and
State Of Ohio on the east n Of section 49, town g.,
range . east &c.
Being lot No. Of survey aud subdivision OF the
lands Of Joseph Brown, decd, by order of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Montgomery county, Ohio, at
the March term, 1871 chancery, record n, page
332, and described as follows
beginning on the east line Of said section 48 poes
south Of the N. Il. corner thereof-thance \. $50 W
100 poles TO n stone In tho Liberty ROAD, thence X
5lao II. 1925 poles to stone In said ad, thence N
80 E 40 poles to stone, thence s. 90 ". poles to u
stone, thence So h. A. poles stone on the east
line aad section, thence 6sw 1928 poles 10 the
place Of beginning containing GGL acres and has been
assigned as the dover of Elizabeth Brown ln SAID
lands Of Joseph Brown dec'd, said pre- misses have
been appraised free OF Dover At SCI VI pei acre
amounting TO e4,906 ~ and cannot sell Tor less than
* the appraised value thereof-sald premises will
be sold Tree OF dover
Terms II cash m hand on day .of sale, "A In one
year. and u IN two years thereaftar-deierei pay.
mens TO bear interest and TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises, GEO WOOAMAN, sheriff.
ADAM CRAY ATTY. noYl6WGw
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ST. Louis, Nov. l7.-An officer just from
Memphis says Information believed 10 be
correct reached there that Gen. Candy died
from effect ofhis recent wound, received while
euroute for New Orleans on the gunboat
Cricket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

NofluE II hereby given that the isned ba,
~ been appointed and duly qualified AZ Admins
traitor Ct the estate OF Frederick ADRIAN, late o
Montgomery county, deceased.
OCT. %, 1854. noyawsw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

BSyaIl is said that the Poles in the Russian
army are plotting for the overlhrowiof Rus
sian rule in Poland. It has been suggested
that this plot must necessarily assume a very
extensive character, as it will be likely to
spread from "Pole eto Pole
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IRA GEfGER will hereafter attend srstisiusi,, to
an office practice, aud will give Especial Alien
tlon" TO the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of the I'll llRpAT and LUNGS, Of the EVE
and EAR SCROtULOUS AFFECTIONS NO prm-
nry and Secondary SYPHILIS, GuNuREH0EA,
GLEEr STRUCTURES, iMPOTENCY, 6c. Also,
DtsEAsrs Peculiar FEMALES, and epeIU tdticiU Of
On, onio Disc isc, whatever may bo its character.
Office hours from n M to p IN.
Sundays, to tOam, to6 nm.
Oiiice-Comer Of Jefferson and Fnh st., Dayton,
Ohio. ootS- -lmd3mw-ll
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ATTACHMENT NOTJCps

agNnrt
Dsmel Ionns, neisndant. 2
DEFORE Muasolinan, Justice 81 the rsare OF
- Jackson townshlp, montgomery County, ONO.
On The lAth day oi Or,ohef A. y. iadi, said fu ace
ssued 40 order ~ AttaehnieHt 10 IN. sbov, sst,on
or the sum Of 81 254lO0, N.
NHw LEHASoH, o. Oct 18th, 1894. oct28-wsw
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CAIRO, Nov. l6.-Cairo dry dock destroy
ed yesterday by the current OF the river fore
ing it from morng, loss over fifty Thousand
dollars
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SHERIFF'S SALE


Joseph Feltore,
gnqT Mont San. Court
Peter lottNrs, et nj. IN Partition.
N pursuance Of mn order Of sale 10 me directed,
1 ISSUED out VI thu Superior Court Montgomery
County OhIu-in the above e. titled procH' ding /
viii uuer puilio sale 20 the highest bidder at tho
door OF the Uou House IN Dayton, at2 o clock A.. NJ.
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There is project on foot, which is every
day increasing in the probabilities Of success,
for the emigration OF million Of Irishmen
to Spain, with the purpose Of permanently
settling them in that country.
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MORNING REPORT

Nav YoRK, November The Richmond
Wing cohtans rumors that Hood took Deca-
tur, Alabama, and captured n garrison of g..
000 troops, half of whom were colored, on the
28th ult ..,.
A rebel attack on Huntsville, Alabama, is
also reported.
]. The Montgomery Mail, of the 7th, is ex-
pecting an effort TO advance on Augusta or
Macon by Sherman.
The Richmond Examiner rdicules any
such movement.
Rebel newspapers have an amusing dis
patch in reference to the late cavalry fight in
The Shenandoah Valley, in which the rebels
were sent whirling through Front Royal, and
lost, Two guns, prisoners, &c
This rebel dispatch. says that Sheridans
men were driven back with heavy loss, inclu-
ding 200 prisoners captured, while Esrly's
loss was slight.
the War Department, at Washington, a black
flag, captured from Early's command in Au-
gust last
The efficiency aud activity of General Sher-
idan's cavalry Is shown in the fact that the
first division Of it, under Merritt, has cap
tured during the present campaign, 29 pieces
of artillery, 1000 prisoners, lS oaissons, 100
wagons and ambulauces, and fourteen battle
flags
Rebel newspaper files contain Gen FORESTS
ollicia account of the destruction of the I'M
ion gunboats and transports on the Tennes-
see river near JohDNgille
Fonr gnnb0ats, II steRmers and 20 barPes
are claimed as having been set on fire, aud
burned up an immense amount Of valuable
| property.
! We may well doubt good portion Of this,
as il "a stated that all the immense stores in
BONNEVILLE had also been destroyed; for we
have since learned that Johnsyille is still held
! by Union forces, aud that but very small
! portion, if any, of the army supplies there
we're burned
The bonbardment Of Charleston, s. c.,
and Fort Sumter, is reported as being still con.
tinued with steadiness and severity
Ten Union war vessels and IS transports
are reported at Hilton Head
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

Lost or Stolen On Friday night Nhe
llth inst, from the residence Of the under
signed, in Miami City, a Pointer Dog, white
with liver colored spots He weighs about
eighty pounds, and is between three and four
years old A liberal reward will be given for
his return to the "Gobe Saloon" Market ST.,
or to my residence. JAMES RITTY,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

The Last of the Monroe Doctrine
the following may he relied upon, as the indi
cations are that it may, the long cherished
Monroe Doctrine is to receive the coup de
grace, and to be "put. out Of its misery by
Me- IhhcoiatwNkih 4 fewi rAoutiis. Ailti va.
thrown into comatose state by the first cleo
ton of the raiI-splittor, and by the second il
is to be "clean done for" by the official recog
milton of the Imperial Government of Mex
ico
Paris corresu ondenee ol the Courier des EtNts Unis
PARIS. October "a.
can assure you that Mr., Dayton has given
to NJ, Drouyn de Hhuys the assurance that
If Mr.. Lincoln was reelected, not only wou Id
he not attempt anything against the new or
der of things in Mexico, but further, that he
would officially recognize it IA soon as he was
rid of his Congress- after the 4th of March
| have this from good source, in trusting ia
which / have never had reason to repent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

Boots and Shoes at a Sacrifce!-C. P.
HUBER & Son, at 21S Third street, have re-
ceived another invoice Of 90 cases Boots and
Shoes, from Boston, which they have orders
to sell far below the regular rates The goods
will be sold at private sale. l23td-ltw
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NEw YoRk, Nov 1.-THE Herald Wash
ington special says Secretary Treasy has de-
cided 70 anticipate payment of January inter
est on gold interest bond. General Butler
aud his staff have gone to the army of the
James
No guerrillas have been seen east Of the
Bull Rup mountains since the 9th.
NEw YoRK, November II Superintendent
Kennedy, Of the Metropolitan Police, has be-
como aware OF certain extensive forgeries
which have been committed in this and other
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dlaiIHIIg4&Mplre. y
City and ether Masters.

Bay- Go to John W. Dars's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
Ter Dress Goods; also, Cloaks, Showls Car.
pets &c, just received. dti.
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Stobe Store.
JoR. &c. BoYEu. JSo MoMAsrEa.
NEW STOVE STORE.
sIlE .f.uHU
BOYER a moMAsTER.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOYER a MoMAsTER.

COOK s1ONE9, WOOD, COAL. AND SHEET
" IRON =, LORS, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES,
HoLLOWARE, SUGAR KETl LES. sc, SO.
Cd8ttag OF every deseIlp ptlOu madetO order
War room No ~ Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House.
Foundry on bRyard street, near IindlOw, Dayton,
Ohio. ut. D. BOYER a MeMASTER
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