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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
ROMAN SCARFS,
BEN BY M A l.


SENT BY M A IL
EVERYWHERE.
1000 DOZEN PURE ROMAN SCARFe,
Made from the purest and sonest silk .,..,
These are tho most fashionable ersant ana scon1,nc |.
searfs ever imported as they reversible One bca ~ a.
They are much in Europe BY both ladies and gentle
men. Can he with either pin or ring.
ANU ""'' WHOLESALE PRICES.
.ns" seSrf cent by mail on recop, Of the c"b anJ s1
Very hns gold plated scrfp Pin. OF lnrs'
s. W. Ii. WARD, No. Sa7 broadway, NewYors
STEEL COLLARS,
STEEL COLLARS,
STEEL COLLARS,
FNAMFLED WHITE,
Tho and comfort of linen. have oeen worn
in Fnsand Tor "a. years in preference to any oneI
collar as they readily cleaned IN on" minute WIN
TO military men and travellers they are invaluable;
Price s each, by post to any part tho o"on o"
's'p' o. - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AGENTS WANTED IN every town ~ me Union 20, n
s. W u. WARD Sole Agent Tor tho o' d. No. 90
FRENCH FLANNEL
OVERSHIRTS.
OVERSHIRTS.
OVERSHIRTS.
Tie l,e., asor.na.nt in NeYork, ~ 73 49, 50 10 each
hsipse ;h. .cnt by mail recet Of the cost. The coat
of po,tass su,. be nco.ed-63 cents ior each shirt
s.a at ,s Ilr wFliTo uNpFRsulRTs and DRAWERS
a. So as and ~ 80. SCOTCH LAMBS MOUi ,,, w ~, y
pInsIIRlS md DRAWERS. Also, FINE WHITE
SHIRTS MADE 70 MEASURE at 80, 80 and s1PEi
Do']" srLF MI, sIJREMHNT FOR SHIRTS.
Printed direction Tor self list Of prices and
drawings oi Different styles Of shirts and eo"' sent Tree every
Tie Cash can be paid Express Company on receipt
s g w H. WARD,
No M broadway. New Nott.
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The
OnEAT NATIONAL PAINTING
WASHINGTON iKNlNo
HIS Literary rRlEsDs
susSrsIpr.
20 C. pmtry rrsp scHrssrLLr.
ny s?T AND 50 f fyisis6. AT
TIiF DERBf GALLERIES NO. 81 BROADWAY.
Uurlburt's
TRACIIEAL DROPS.
FOR COuGHs AND CROFT. ...
usr HuMBUnl's TRAcnEAL pRofs, TIE BEST if
oF THOSE DlsEAsFs. % CESrs \ Hottie.
q T. uURLJUkr PROPRIETOR.
10. .. BRooMk st.
Holiday Wines,
CORDIALs. PRESERVES. &c.
The l,rse. and choicest assortment offered by dr.
Ing my Is ysa business E,ey article saaian'eed pI' and
a. reasonable pIiccs. .
Importer. Broaiw,y corner - ccd'r''
French China.
nAyILAND. MEnRlTT ca,
igPoErEw.
5000 Broadway,
Nearly opposite the st Nicholas Hotel
No More Tender or Dcforned Feet.
Gail and tie BOOTS. SHOES and LASTS made BY
MAIhlNs en- "a" pinei ~ iisfiAh sey's,
tho pamphlet why tho Shoe PlneLcs which now attract
iut 40 much sttsutl IA Ina furops.
boot. and shoe. on t principle viii proven, Bunion,
Cons, and other d"forne. oi tho feet and remedy tho
slrea dy formed WATKINS AuaGolics BoOtuAkcr, No. ia
Futoi, ct, and No. Go7 Broadway.
Fogs,s Lever s..nle Buclie,
NsnufactuIod and Tor ale straps. ~ wholesale By
b. STEVENS, No AS lead.i., sew. io',;
and No. % kibys,' Boston. M'sa
Learn 10 skate IN ope-linif IIour by Using tho
AMERICAN PARLOR or
FLOOR ShAiEs
For al. b. al slaie dca.fs. Mlnulactufciby
!. sTLN Ems. No. 2I3 Peah-.., York,
and no. o, khby.st, Boston.
nliliiarn Noiirrs.
Now-York County Volunteer Committee.
oihee, no. 2IO BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ Tie following are H., peaonay inlnccncn,, offered:
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash 800
STATE BOUNTY
UNITED STATES BOUNTY NOW rcetui....... ye
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. additional to veteran
iooilf
To,a.......................... s..1
GEORGE OrDYKE. Mayor,
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
OklsoS BLUNT. Supervisor.
ELIJAH \. PuRDY. supervlaor
WILLIAM Il. STEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM ~ TWEED. Supervisor
County Committee.
ORlSON BLUNT, Chairman.
Attention..
COLOEID MEM
TIE HIGHEST CASH rOuN TiFs rAlD TO
COLOI.ED VOLUNTEERS.
1915. Cash., paid u those hq en,l IN the NewYoss Reg
msn' forming.
All nfosmsion eivon fee, aud your interests protected
while Ia the 'e,'.ee caii on ~; kEkNEY, No i;t
rnnro Ne" ioIA Cup stairs who 'snihohhcd TO recruit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BirTERs 10
NOT ALCOHOL Lie,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CAs = MAKE DRrSKARDs,
But
IS THE BEST TONIC
IN THx WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

Full Assortment Of
INDIARUBBER JEWELRY.
RUBBER TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES. rte.
For the HOLIDAYS, at
GOODYEARS l. n. O. MFG CO.,
No. POS BROADWAY. near Fulton-,i.
Tie GracfeGberg COrpany's Medical Institu-
zion,
Has been removed from No. = bOuih. 20
no. 1879 WILLIAM ST hkW-YOKR,
(Noar c0raer y JHltoa) ~
Over the wholesale drug store a A. u. SANDS * Go.
The celebrated Graefenberg Uterine catlolcon and all Of
tine OGseenbss Family Medicines, axe sold ""o'chao shu
retail, az above. go g.,
Dr. j. r. BR.DGE the Ee'ident Phy,iciln, will consult
with bis friends aid patients at 10. 133 WiLLIAMsI.,
from 10 a. IA. 70 g. - r.
~ CAUIlON-BgwhnE or any oTHrR UTERINE GA
THOLICOs. UsE NOTHING BUT TnE tATnoLCos sAHkkp
"rHE GRAEfEhBEkG COAfAhIs," hAvIsG TEE
SEAL OF THE GRAEYISBgnG COMPANY AND Tnf NAME oF
JOSHUA =. BRIDGE, NJ. D., On the orTsiDg waAPrEh,
AaD MS siGsA1UnE TnE IAsiDE LABEL.
LnDyinelled sHd11cOIng 10 PAIN 0D iH10n'
rad ur0Ss 0,t,oe Me g,naine. Beware Of inpo.ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

Mum a. Company,
SOLICITORS Of AMERICAN apd FOREIGN PATENTS
sad PUBLISHERS Of THE ILLUSTRATED "SCIEN
TIFiC AMERICAN" No. 81 Psrk row, Nev.foIk
Pamphlets Of information about patents IEEH
Specimen top.es u tho pspsf yksE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

beware the Norih-Easfer.-BR METAL
LII !. ia Va n - -, -, 80, 81, c,.xic,
Of doors and Window without interfering with tho free Use II
the for yeniising purposes. They onohaf the
fuel atop ratng ssset and are deadeners Of sound
nom tbs street Otherwise For circulars, with relcI,ce
PATENT METALLIC WAITER STRIP COMPANY.
No GA Broadway corner Of Becters tho bsnbattan
Savings Bank Local Agents wanted everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

Fsom the Rev J. II. TUNER. Pastor ofHeddps L .ssa
Philadelphia o.,..
Dn JAcxsos-D,ar 81, Having used your German bIeS
In my family frequently, am rpafcd TO say 'hss aAs ~
OF great service. believe that m most cases OF he'a
b y Of tic system Il Is the safest and most valuable ieI"'
Of which have any knowledge. ,,vr,
logrs. rvspoel uly, j. H. IunNra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
ROBERT RI 4.

The original OF the above with other tesiimon may be
DR. H. ANDERS h CO.,
Physicians aud Cheniss
No. I3 BTesdvsy, NJ Y
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BITTER.SWItET;
lioulllr nc At a.
A Word of Caution in Regard 20 Extractins
Teeth.

oaaao, Be Jared this .eIson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

CAUTION
Mono arc genuine unless tho words HOLLOWAY, kEw
YoRg AsD LONDON" dEoerniblo Wat0mark IN
very leaf Of tie book OF directions around each bon the
nay be plainly seen by hiding The ig( TO The Hgt hand
some reward viii DO given to any rendering such nfona
ton as m,y lead to the detection ofuny party parties coun
tefsing the medicines or vending the sane knowing hon
10 be spurious
- Sold at tie mandatory Of ~ oiesor HOLLOWAY No.
90 Madenlano Eew.York and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines throughout tho United States and tho
civilized world in bo1es at % cents each GO cents and 81
each.
" There considerable saving by taking the larger size"
NJ B-Dec,ons for the guidance Of patients in every de
order ore ALA 10 each box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
LEVI g. BECK.
Prom the Rev. Jca H. Kcnnari, Pastor Of the 10Th psF;

(nIElF.
Da Jlcxsos-Dayr Sir have been frequently reqsestsdw
come, nv name with Communications OF different hInds
medicines but re- srng the pcstce out Of my sPpreffre
.pherr have IN al declined bat with clear pfoet
ysrioa in.tsncr. and particularly In family Of the ussl-
ne. Of Dr. Hoosnds Oermsp biters depart for enee req
nv express full conviction tss J sn0A
debility Of s s,,rrs and especially for Liter Comrifnt ~
,,r aad ta,.bls prcpdrafioa Ia cases may fn
but us f.y doubt not, IL viii be very beneficial " Ss~
who suffer ffoGi tho above cause. ,
Your. very respectfully. j. H. kENNAhp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

{
NEW ioaK, October 5, itoJ
Dr. H. ASpsRs Co.-GgSis. Having used your Iodine
Water in very bad and long stsndmg of Dyspcpsis
would offer my testimony to s superior efficiency in The cute
Of that troublesome and enar, ating complaint.
Respectfully
ROBERT RfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

NO II UFfll ttf NV VA
Has jasi Published = entirely oditcn
FOR The HOLIDAYS
an ! yol small quarto with THIRTY ADDITIONAL IN
ORASINOS--ia an Eighty Illustrations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12


81. IL. AspERs Co.-0Ksrs. have taken bottle Of
od no Water with decided sd,anssc for chronic Bfon
ehi.i. Of several years standing.
toIrs, Ae.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
RAILROAD NETTING.

Nrw YoRE, April 23--At meeting Of
gentlemen, representing the Erie, New York
central, Pennsylvania, North and South Shore
ltalroad lines, held ct the ST. Nicholas Ho-
,elto day the following resolution were unsni-
inously adopted
Resolred, That this convention adjourn TO
NEE; at the American House, Buffalo, at 10
o clock A NJ April 20th to consider the sub
feet Of paying commissions >on passengers,
and the proposed advance in rates upon emi-
grant travel
Rssolrsd,, That the President Of all the
Railway lines between Boston, New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, aud the cities o.
Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago and con
meeting lines beyond these cities, he invited
80 attend the meeting in Buffalo, or send on,
delegate to represent their company, with iul
powers 10 act upon the subject TO be snbmtt
ed to consideration Of the convention,
TSgned1 NATHI Marsh, Prest
LEwIs L. HANPs, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 2S.
FLQUR--The Market is unchanged.
Superfne 1905 so; extra 8 1905 80 /;
family to fancy $500 10.
WHISKY-Market moderate request at 424
@l2t, latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT--Market ruled firm, offerings light
| 23@l rs for prime to choice red, 500
3S for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
35@l 10 Tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
CoRN-Reeelpts liberal and market dull
Ear at G0@6l ia bulk shelled at 60@6l
in bulk, and at 1905 including sacks,
OATS-Market rules steady, demand fair.
We quote at 69@69 in bulk, at 79@79 in
cluding sacks.
RYE--Market dull at s5@95 for prime
samples on arrival
BARLEY Unchanged, demand limited.
Prime tall at iO9l so state spring, prime
TO choice, at I5@l -. Qualities below
prime dull
GROCERIES - The Market unchanged
sugar ll4@l2i, coffee 3lA@S4, molasset
bS(d)62
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
sourHERN NEWs.

Fl. MoxRor April 23A flag Of truce boat
E,ate of Maine, arrived from City Point
Richmond papers of today contain ieIe-
uraphic Information from Port Hudson con
sirmiug the loss of the steamers queen ui 'ne
West and Diana.
The former got a aground IN Grand lake
end was blown up by shell from Federal
onbost Calhoun.
The Diana was burned By the rebels.
One hundred and six prisoners aud seven
commissioned officers were captured with the
Queen of the West Among the latter was
apt. Turner, commsndant OF the rebel heet.
4 dispatch from Berwick Bay dated the 10
inst, reports there is federal force beyond
/ rankin marching on.
There are no reports from Charleston later
than the 18th, and they contain nothing new,
Much interest is felt in Richmond in regard
.n the matters ut Suffolk The people admit
that a battery had been captured.
TAs tone Of the editorials is despondeut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
sHERIFFs SALE
! Court Of Common Pleas,

Isaac Adams, stall Court Of Common Pleas,
David CLARK, etal Case No, 9759
TN obedience TO the command OF an order OF sale
i made by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mon som.
cry county Ohio and TO me directed in the Rbo case
will sell at public sale at the door of the Cour Hpuse
In the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Nay aOtA, 1868,
at O'Clock m of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to wit Lots numbered eight and nine,
u and ~ the plat of the town Of GreeneRste, and
also all that tract parcel OF land bounded follows
Beginning at the southwest corner OF lot numbered
u on said plat Of Greencastle and running nom
thence north sixteen degrees east with the sonthern
boundary OF said lot pole three and one half links
Thence north twenty four degrees, west twenty -four
seventeen poles and twenty three aud one. half links
to planted stone In Barnetts Qine). Thence south
twenty nine aud halt links; east twenty poles
and twenty three links 10 the northwest eerner OF lot
numbered nine aforesaid Thence north sixteen de-
grees, east twelve poles and twenty lks 10 the north
west corner OF said lot numbered seven a. Thence
south twenty-nine degrees, east with the western
boundary Of said lot TO the place OF begnning, con
tanning one acre three roods and seventeen perchef
more or less situate, lying and being In the county
! NJ ntgomeIy and State Of Ohio.
Said Real Estate has been appraised Al eeOOCO aud
cannot be sold for less than Two thirds OF said ap
| praisement. Terms cash
To be sold as the property Of David Clark, at the sui
/ OF Isaac Adams, 1c. against him and others.
GEORGE WoGAMAH, sheriff Mont. county.
l. Y. V.WooD, Atty. ap22wt'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
ERoM MrRFREEsBORO.

MuRraEfsBoRo, April 23-The refugees
relieved from oppression at McAinYille, by
the highly successful expedition of Gen.
REYNOLDS, have arrived at Readyile' Gen
Hnzen teegraphs that Reynolds took the
town, capturing two h II. trains and a wagon
train. Among the prisoners taken was Mrs
John Morgan. The expedition has more i'm
portaut results than those named, the details
Of which will probably be received tomorrow
night. %,
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 18th says
dispatches have been received from jackson,
April l7th, stating, in substance, that an ear
ly attack is to be made on Vicksbnrg, from
opposite and below the city, and for that pnr'
pose the Federas had passed eight boats the
night previous. Later dispatches intimate
that the rebels expect Grant to make demon
strations South from Corinth at the same
time.
Rebel dispatches from Pontachaioua, l1th
confirm New Orleans news in regard 90 the
destruction of the Queen of the West, and
the evacuation Of the rebel works at Centre
VILE
Andrew Ewing and Washington Barron
are spoken of for the rebel Governorship o
| Tennessee
The Banner mentiona another raid int
North Alabama by the Federals. 1t says nj
army was ever IN better condition THAI
Bragg 5, and that he is anticipating an activ,
movement on the part o: Rosecrans in con
| nection with Grants attack on NlckshuTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
FcoM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEwBERN, April ls-The rebels abandon
ed the attack on Washington, giving il mp as
hopeless,
The perseverance, and pluck OF the little
garrison in keeping at bay 1900 rebels is
without parallel in the war
Gen. Hickman's brigade arrived here from
Port Royal 1t appears the rest of Fosters
troops are 90 anxious to return to this depart
ment that they offer to re-enlist for the war if
allowed TO return to North Carolina under
their old commander.
Foster has ordered all rebel sympathizers
and Government paupers outside our lines
Gen Naglee arrived from New York Tues.
day, and left yesterday at the head OF an ex
peditiou in pursuit Of the enemy
Deaerters confirm the reports Of the starva
ton and disahection in the rebel army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24

CHICAGO, April 23--A terrific tornado visl
ted the vincinty of CRANKY county Saturday,
last The fret heard of il was at the town Of
Norman, where the fences were prostrated.
From there its eourse was traceabls 10 the
town Of Macon Houses we're torn from their
foundations, aud dashed to pieces The lar
g1st trees we're torn 70 fragmenis and horses
aud cattle scattered through be fields House.
hold furniture carried TO the distance of half
a mile. aud other evidences of the fearful
strength OF the storm are gwen
Near the last named place forty aeres Of
timber Is blown down. The storm here seems
20 have spent its force. One person named
Wine is known TO be killed, and others we're
ininrad. but none, serlously.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
FROM MISSOURI

81. LouIs, April 23-Steamers ace proh.5-
lied from leaving for Southern ports until fur
Il eT orders
There are rumoy8 Of the capture ul Cape
Grardeau on the Mississippi 100 miles below
here, 0y Marmaduke out we have no Partlcu-
lsrs and the military authorities have no ,niI-
nation Of II
The rebel loss iu the fight At Patterson was
s5ott forty including two captains killed and
QUE mortally wounded, and two leuteuantf
badly wounded Our loss was II killed and
80 wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
snrTHEKN NEWS.
HEADQUARTERS Army or P0ToMAc,
Anril %

HEADQUARTERS Army or P0roMAc,
April %.
A special to the Herald says the Richmond
Whfg Of the 2lst has been received
Okoluna, Mss, Apr,t 2O-Squadron of ab.
clifton cavalry estimated at fifteen hundred
we're advancing on Puntotoc yesterday their
advance guard reported there last night Oar
forces concentrating TO resist them. An en-
gagement certain to-day unless enemy retire.
Wilmington n C Journal OF 18th says we
regard it as more than probable that large
portion Of Gen Hills troops have already left
the vicinity OF Washington and although NOR
r6ed, We should not be at all surprised that
seige had been abandoned aud that enter
prise as far Rs Washington is concerned had
turned out 10 be IA failure We do most sin.
cereiy trust that it may turn ont otherwise,
but we are reluctantly forced to this belief -
| We might add il is reported that Gen Hill
| commenced shellug the enemy in Washing.
ton on Wednesday.
Charleston Courier Of 18th says Friday
morning one OF the Yankee blockaders sup.
posed to be the gunboat Flambean crossed
the bar and commenced firing on the wreck
of the Keokuk Two small hoats with par.
ties from Morris Island we're at work upon
the wreck endeavoring 10 bring away some
additional trophies, The parties returned
gunboat firing at them, but doing no damage
Several shots passed over Morris Island bat
tery 0ne of our batteries opened fire and i
is believed with effect, as Yankee boats hasti
ly backed out OF range and shortly after re
: crossed the bar Gunboat Chioora steame,
down the harbor to take part in the action bu
the enemy had Withdrawn and gone out
, sea before our gunboal could reach her.
/ Flambean was no doubt on reconnoiterin
T. tour to ascertain what arrangements migt
d be made for blowing up the Keokuk Mint
t teen bIockaders, including iron-sides, were 0
i the bar on Friday morning; heavy firing hear
L Friday p NJ, causedby one of onr batteries q
James Island opening upon the Yankee GU
boat in Little Folly uyer near Campbell
place. Gunboat replied firing kept up
both sides for some time. Gunboat aitt
wards withdrew Our batteries received
81 injury
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
FtroITTvE sLAvE-AI.ABAMAs

Bosrox, April "a Sims, the fugitive slave
who was returned to slavery from here some
years ago, arrived here to-day, having escaped
IRON Yieksburg.
A vessel from Cape Haytien lst, arrived.
Reported there that the Alabama chased two
vessels ashore on Turks Island on its passage
on the 26th one went to pieces. The cargo
Of the other would be saved.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

W,sutScroS, March 23---Special to the
Lerold says, the rebel cavalry IN small
SQUADS. has been lowering aboot our lines al
Caant,lly for several days past Their Efforts
are unimportant
Ills understood tha, there are British par
ties in this city endeavoring TO make arrange
ments with this Government for the eolon1s-
ton OF negroes in Honduras.
James /, Addison and Anthony Addison,
arrested on charge OF conveying letters 10
Rev John Martin, who was detected IN Tor
wnrdinp letters clandestinely into rebeldom,
have been released from arrest 1t was
shoOn that AS an act Of neighborly kindness
these gentlemen. for years, had been IN the
bab;t of taking home with them every night
lsitars IN the Post Office here, addressed 10
their neighbors. among whom Is Minister
Martin This was their only connection win
Martins reasonable postal practices
The repels appeared last night to the mum
her of about seventy, at Difficult Creek, thus
,iJe of Drninesville but did no harm anC
speedily disappeared n.
A World special says it is thought the mar
body OF the rebel army lies Just this side o
North Anna River, some 10 or IL miles iron
fredericksburg, and that not more than iO o
I IA 600 men are in the vicinity OF the latte
place Another says 1t was very well KNOW
Thai Lees force did not exceed 10000, bu
impressions prevailed that he was being rein
forced from Suffolk and North Carolina.
The Times special says that u letter state
that within six hours after Gen. Thomas
great speech at Helena, Ark, $4,000 colore'
recruits we're recruited in that vicinity IN
greatest enthusiasm prevailed among whit
soldiers at this remarkable demonstration O
military spirit by the negroes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
FROM YICKsBCRG.

CAIRo, April PA special from Memphis
to-day says;
Intelligence Just received from Nichs6urg
ssys fifteen gunboas and steamers ran the
batteries on Monday night and are now below
Varrenton Casualties not known,
The steamers are said to be plying between
Varrentou mud Young Point
Gen Grant has bic headquarters nov at
Carthage.
It's also stated that transports succeeded
IL running the blockade up The fa7oo, and
sre now above Haiues B.u1.
The rebels occupy the north SIDE ot Cold
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORT DISPATCHES.

FRAUD IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT
Nrw Yoax, April 25-James l. Addison
Ia the Adiutant Generals office, at Washing
TON. and Anthony Addison chief clerk OF the
tension Borcau have been caught in the act
ci carving rebel mails The former has been
In the War Department 80 years and has had
9 ,cess to all important ordersa and movements;
] 9th have farms in Maryland, and Keep "P
taily communication BY menns OF carriages
John Martin, who, with his family has also
Teen arrested, lives neat them and was the
edium Of communication With the reheis
llartin and family will BE- sent beyond our
Ines ,,,.u
Dispatches received from Admiral Wilkes
rate that he was at Flew hera, one OF the
Iahama Islands, on the 10th inst having lel'
Havana on the llth.
AS Admiral Wilkes makes no mention o.
lis having been on porole at Havana, the re-
7 1rt 10 thai effect is doubtless,untrue.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
lReported for the Daily Empire. !
New Work Market.

New YORK, April "a
FLOUR--Receipm 900 bbls; the market
quiet, firm sales 0,000 bbls 1906 80
extra state; 7 05@f 10 common to good
shipping brand R. Il. o.
WHEAT-.-Market dull entirely nominal.
35@l 60 Chicago spring; 5s@l 63 Mil.
waukee club; 63@l 10 winter red ives.
tern.
CORN--lc better, more doing at sf@s9
for sound, 1896 unsound mixed western.
OATS-Market qniet firm at s6@s9 com
mon to prime.
P0RK-Dull,
LARD-Shade frmer at 93@l0a
DRESSED HOGS-Shade frmer at
al.
WHISKY-Quiet at 434@44.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, April ~.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 20, retail IS
WHEAT 10
CORN--55
OATS-45@50
BARLEY-l 46@l so.
RYE-90@l 90.
HAY-Tmothy IL OO@la 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED--3 CO.
WHISKY-44@44.
GROCERIES-Cofe 33A@sG9; Sugar l3A
@l4l Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup G5@75; Teas 30@l 50i Cheese
l5@l6; Rice 91@l0 Dried peaches s@l0;
Dried apples 4C95 Beans 2 6092 10 per bu;
Butter 20@25 Eggs lO@l24.