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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

reIers,ellhlinIepp Montgomery Superior Court
Philip sslpepp. ct al Case No. 1907
DUhsu-kT 10 The command Of an order OF sale 10
J. me directed, from the Superior Court of Mont.
gOmery County, Ohio, will otter at Public Sale M the
door Vi the Court Rouse IN the City Of Dayton, ON
Saturday, March ~, 1865
Al Two O'Clock u salu day The lolluWing desoritad
real estate To- Wit. part Of subdivision Ofsxty acres OF
ahd owned by Philip schnepps heirs, situated in the
east pat nl the northeast quarter Of Hecuon T.
tuHn !, range u NJ. X s. subdiyded as lolloNs, -
Lor No. D. Beginning on the west line oil saidtract
thence "a 2, li.Is CHAINS TO p corner OF Lot Ma
thence s3ta e I.ls chains; thence lOls NJ II ot
chAnb thence 49, Cos chains thence "a ggiS !.
Jos chans 10 beginning there Is fifteen feet re-
served or road on the north and east line of this
Lot No, g containing 1851 grrea '
Also, Lon No. 4, Beginning nj the soutb west ,o,
ner OF sad tract thence r54, l47G CHAINS; thence
eg1g, l.BS chains thence l5 " lI AZ cnains :.
thence ~, " 5l7 chains thence s931 80 chm,s
to beginning there ~ hieen feet reserved for rond
on tie north line othls Lot No four poles west from
'ps Holin easl corner Containing s.tG acres.
Lon No ., Beginnng at the south cast corner of ot
No, ; thence sS14, 7.tO chains thence "a Id a.
II, % cehinsi thence TO- 3l7 chains thence spir
lilo chains TO the east line Of SAID section; thens
q e, llt9ehains TO beginning there s hheen feet
reserved Tor road on the norm line of this Iot No
D. containing is 81 acres, more or less.
All ~ Van Buren township, Montgomery County.
ono, Ald nave been appraised as follawB
Lot NO ., containing IOb7l0Q at s45 perarre
T. 66-lOO = 10 ~
:" o, 10 H-lDO Ia o
And cannot sell for less than of the gboye appraise
menl Terms y cash, - ~ one year, and tke bal.
lahe ln tHo years ron day OF sale the deferred pay-
ments to bear interest, aud TO BE- secured by mon
gage on the premises,
GEORGE WOdAMAN, sl.ena
HoUK MCMAHON, Attys. l.1sats
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
BOLD RAID OF THE REBELS.

WASHINGTON, March 9-Iniormation has
been received, that the rebel Cap, Mesely, with
his command, stealthily entered Fairfax G Ii
this morning at 2 o'clock. They captured the
Provost Marshals, patrols, horses, &c, togteh
er with Gen Stoughton and all the men de-
,ached from his brigade. They also took ev-
cry horse which could be found. The CON
manding officer Of the Post, Col johnson of
the 9Th New York Cavalry, made his escape
The rebels searched Tor men iu every direct
on All our available cavalry was at last ac-
cunts. ia pursuit OF the rebels.
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Fine Residence on Water ST.
AT
SHERIFFS SALE


Valentine Hoy and wifel Montgomery Superior oourl
- ''F'''"' Soht
Charles Xauck ct nj. Cass No oo-.
Rf virtue OF, and IN Obedience ia, The command %,
- an order OF sale made by the Superior Conf ~
Montgomery county, Ohio aud 10 me directed n III
the city Of Dayton, on '"Ss III
SaiDddy March 2s, 1858,
A. tN1 o'clock m Of said day. ths oo,yin, 4,
e .'ls' situate IN the ely Of Dayton, county Of
~ ~ Of lot numbered three hundred and n'na, Ai
ll9l az designated on the revised plat Of said eit,
ln9nalng, Also the right 10 use ten foot alley ao5s
~ "HHt sue o sad west hall, and subject 10 the righi
ol ti'e oNne and occupants OF the east half of ssid
lot TO use said alley Uncommon, which alley takes I'VE
ieet Oh Of each side - '' "'e
The above premises, under a wit % Partition va
APP5ed a. seven thousand dollars ls7 0OOl ana can
M SCI ioI ieHN thAn tWo-thirds Of said apprsenept
leilhA--one-lhrd cash, one third in one vear and
le nAAA'e ~ lno years from this day Of sale the de
leIitu pay rents 10 bear interest and 10 b. ~
morlga ON the piemlaes ''" W
0tohek WoGAmAN, Sheriff Mont. county
A'0'neS tel0dtWaGts
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FAiRFAx, C. H., March s--The enemy ap-
peared suddenly during rain storm Gen.
5tougbton had established his headquarters
some distance from his brigade The rebels
captured 10 horses
They went insearcd Of Gen Wyndham, but
the General was in Onsbington, They, how
ever, searched his trunk and took hls papers.
A telegraph operators, 1t is said was taken
by the raiders
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the shareholders of the "Dayton.
~ watergllet Valley Xenia IN npiks COMPANY y
Mlii be held on Saturday, Msrch Is, 1865 at t6e
Wagonmasers shop ia Wateryllet shaker yllagel
on the line Of the road Of said Company m the ,oin
y Of Montgomery, at o'clock p IN Of said ,ay. To-
aeterInine upon the basis for assessing The share
holders Of said Company, TO meet The Iudetdedness
OF sad Company aud for the time Or times for the
payn ent OF the gmoqnt assessed aggiust each md.
Slduh OF corporation, ny order O, the Board OF L-
rectOrs. DAVID HAWKkH 'prasd..ni
JoHh N B0ENsR Secretary trIg~,i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
/ FARM FOR SALE. oni

FINHE subscriber offers for sae his nlao. -
Il hesJoseph 8, White Farm Ii Is hrstnd &c "e
miles nom Dayton, and south OF Centr.yilIe an he
aPlingDorough pikei contains rs acres 90 o. ,shch
- cleared IL IN good farming order, bottom spd er
M NV Moo.ton, AND II suitable Tor wheat, corn oate To-
bsss 9 9sgtBhqmi OF any other crop. good frame
the place. "F F'"huinRs' are on
ne M aso wishes % sell his dwelling house nh,aied
NJ 10. ~ W ainut street in this city ''N1''N
Persons desiring to purchase a farm or d..ii..
WI 20 well 70 call Al Tie Cothne store ~ N NM
walker 3Ol Third street 9'''0 :" "HhHni
"u""H WIN. WALKER
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

d
Established 10 the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES
Aud pLder The ctuuOl Of tNo Of the most E,,i,.n,
FlD sleiana iu the world,
| ~. u, hohAPARrEi nom London aud Paris
- niI;SlAls, ana Tor the past ten years OF the ON
TlnhNu iehriHH hospital, and IN. H.. n. REYNOI IA
late OF New iufk. This ~ the only otHoe In the rty
Nhsie 'erIiant nt cure 81 Private Diseases can be
~ uhet' %ohoIihnH cured n 10 AZ hours, elect cured
III 70 w daFs structures cured IA 10 4 weeks: Mo-
~ "a. 'lu E,',,ssluns stopped "a to days; Seminal
MeAkhes eurtd ln to Wetks; Syphins in its nrn1a
Ty stages eured IN daYs; Secondary sy1nntomL t u
70 weeks hhin bls-it'ry clHed IA 10 weeks. i'm
~ th"l les'cl'l i to 4Weeks All Diseases
male 0r lemiae '''''u Sureess'
Dr bonap~rte great work ON private diseases. ths
iIlNhe cude !" H.aili, 10 Lonefclal 10 all male ana
female old and Yuunt shuuIdr,ad hi LnnL LII LII
ehhshteh mos" VII" Mopo IN darkness Price ~
" Bonapartes ls,sich Patent Male safel n !.
pelle't1 SAFE and "iel iAs ~ 10 latslaetiou its
t,io olly snie ana aur proyentlye against disease
free OF the French fdent Male Safe N Tho "i,,,
one, u per hall doS-i o. per dozen se,t Ly ,Hse
% ~ , aadame LoAlER's FeHale Mobthy riiis is
na,J % wy lellAble itWedy lor snppresslons and ali e.
mae diseases Ladies' should not use them estnno
pIegnancy' as they MI produce misearraee. ne
- " per boH-oStrn fine s. sent TO any address Inv
Drs, B. 4 X, are the men 10 oonsult tbav 49, ~
guesuonabiy Acknowledged 10 be the cham1ions and
hlnes OF Ytheieal Diseases aud the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world. tbs,
nave been accustomed iron an early ace or vontb ~
Mlshess the various diseases which athct mankind
anu 70 WATCH ne progress through long career of
professional study IN every sphere Of llis nom he
humble abode ol poverty 10 The mansion OF the ,gaI
thy, and haylng n.cvrtanei beyond a ,Ioht ha ~,
sulenh5 ~ lhnapJy, they determined TO select the
bepeIMle " 7lfu Us their particular study and 10 s
Vote their ole attention % the alienation of ths
eases OF these Important tuncons No letters viii bs
alsheIsd uiltss they contain remittance or a unsI
age stamp. Htll on address, P'''
A. ,. na RoSApARTE REYNOLDS.
NO ie9hyohi"siu rt est, between Fith Aixfh asst
side, Cincinnati OHIO. '' o''''
oliee hoht- IAN AN. .tosPM tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
ruERnKEE INnIANS

ST.. I.ouls, March "A correspondent OF
the Democrat ot the 2Gth ult, says the Cher
okee National Council has just adiUfned,
This was the same Couucil that WAS coerced
into passing an ordinance OF secession 10y the
rebel army Their first act was to repeal 1t
unanimously They then passed an act de-
priviDg OF office in the natiOa, aud disqualiiy
ing ali who continued disoyal to the United
States also passed an act abolishing slavery
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FL T. "a ID Co u "a r. II e r &C
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

AoOb W hEIDLER montgomery House -
- corner ioom at the old Excelsior Daiiy Marlsct -
constantly feceiyng, aud keeps for sale FR si NJ
Bki IBJhki ED MAJ, POULTRY, PRoDU1E' VRaErS,NDD %
blhS, FRUITS, GAME IN season, and ali The edibias
,ua, ne can collect rom the four points OF me com,
me palate, may be had at the Excelsior Market "
Od Jake ls determined to please the pubic. and la
tabiiHhn,ent. - ""' ''"oi SllhilT en-
uany and every day '''''"N I AZ sPrsi b,saSe
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SHERIFFS SALE.


nmH
vs. Caaa ~, ogSs'
Jonathan Stump ct al. In parti,ion ioIo'
Rf virtue Of, and 10 obedience 10, The command of
~ an order Of sale issued by the Superior Conrt NJ
hontgomsTy county, Ohio, and TO me dreried 4 Nm
pt"r nj public sale AZ the door of the Couu HON.. ~
tho city Dayton, on o''' ~
Saturday, Apul II, 1863
At2o'elock n OF said day, the iollovgina ias,,h 4
real estate, to-w1t Beginning IN the e,st hsIf M @
uoh seventeen 10, Town three lil range four fal a
81 pesnning at post on the e,isi boundary Inc of
hhn haI secuca hiteen chains north Of the
corner oi said section TO Elijah Fox'a corner frd1,
Whlch walnut ) bears south l57 east 6niis ~
lanti also sugar ID bears "A 5Oo " "a Ilns
thence bo on said east boundary line 9s sbsi t
post from which sugar : d beafs lO5 a M InI,s ~
distant also sugar 6i due links distant tb
80 W chains TO the half section line 10 nos t
winch grey ash "a he8ra south 555 10 5n i Sn
lanti also, red elm l9 Il bears s3J " N lini ~
tanti thence o. 20 chains with tho hall aseio us Us
10 khah Fox corner from which beech IA, ~ h lo
~ WI links distant also, q beech IA dtears , H.
- huks distant thence with said FoG's line n gS5 "a
~ ehhlhs 70 lhe place VI beginning, contnning ON.
hundred Aeres OF land more or less '"'
Inc above described farm II situate about Go,y ,a
rouhNest Of oeInantoHni good soil thrty.dye acres
oi vac Dest o umberi sugar, walnut and Ash timber.
mso, % Que ol lhe Oes' orchards In German TOWNSHIP -
iyhg on puhie road, aud II is said 10 e one of ,
behl upland ihrtns ~ the county. " '''o
Appraised ~ Sal 1u per acre and cannot sail s,rla
lhah tWothrda Of the above appraisement ''''
Iefms-one-third cat h, one third In ons s,1 a.
balance IN two years rom the day of sale. IN - !,
payments 70 bear interest dd be secured by norI "a
on the premises ~ N'''s 20
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Bharin Mont oonn,v
1vsoALk srhoAGi Attorneys u,niwis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
ARMY NEWS

New YoRK, March lO.-The Washington
special 10 the Tribune states that the spirits
Of the Army are growing better and better
It's health is excellent New regiments
which contained the greatest percentage of
sickness, is rapidly improving. The weather
to-doy is superb. The roads are rapidly i'm.
proving, Everything looks cheering
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
Dayton Marker.
UAHIuNi MuFCu 7,
HARSHNANS FLoUR--Red wheat

DAYTON, March I.
HARSHMAN'S FLoUR--Red wheat,
Wholesale 25, retail 8 TO-
WHEAT rs.
C0RN-55
0ATS--45@50.
BARLEY--l 25@l 25.
RYE-90@l CO.
HAY-Timothy ~ OO@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 90.
WHISKY-5l@5l
GRoCERIES-Colfee 33s936a; Sugar | ia
@l44 Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@7j; Feas 3O@l so; Cheese
l2!@l3; Rice 8@st Dried peaches e0l0;
Dried apples 4@5; Beans 50@2 70 per bui
Butter 20@95 Eggs l06l24.
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Reported for the Daily Empire.
New HOTk stock Market.
Nsw YoRK. March ID

INV TURK MarCh To
SIOCKS-Better, active, closed strong and
drmer at l09 ior specie money at 6@7 :;
American Gold at 62t; United States
skies 81 coupons Ol9, registered s9E, Treas
sury $40 l 054, Demand notes 1914, one
year certificates 97J, United States fves "A
coupons GOT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
RAIN nae BLOCKApE.

New YoRK, March l0-Bermuda papers Of
the 25th notices the arrival of the British slea-
mer Corumba from Wilmington, with cotton
and tobacco Reports she was hotly chased
by bockaders bnt escaped by leetness
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.


No 900 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,

No 900 THIRD STREET, DAYTON. OHIO,
A kE daily receiving Maltby A Co.'S Oysters, direct
"A nom haltmore-th the best quality IN the tnnrket-
whch they are nov able ~ sell al the OLD PRICES,
Notwithstanding the use ia price In the East
No One, Select ami Double Select, are warranted
superior TO any others brought west. Try them and
prove it
They also keep constantly on hand tho best articles
to be found IN he confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars, Tobaccos OF different brands, aud all ar.
ticles in season.
They keep the best stock to be had, and they sell
as low Az The lowest. tho best Uysters aud ali
Srt'eles IN The Confectionery line, call at
80 PAYNE a HATFIELD,
ueSld4W 30 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
TOwN FLEoTIoNs IN MAINE.

BASoER, March lO--The town elections in
this State as far as heard from, 80 Union, aud
81 Democratic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10

HELABOLDS EXTRA or BUCHU,
For Weaknsssea
ARISING rom Excesses, Habits OF Dissipation Early
lndlscretion or abuse
Attended with he JOLiO,oing Symptoms.
lndisposltion to Exerton, Loss of povsr
Loss VI Memory, DiffBcultv of EraatL'r..'
Weak Nerves, Trsrnhi,rs'
Horror OF Disease, waten,inasss'
Dlmness OF Vision, Pans an tha RacL'
Hot Hands, Eluahing ~ he uoa,
Dryness Of the skin, kruptons ON Ihs Eass
PALLID CoUNTEHANuE
These symptoms, If allowed to 20 on, which This
medicine lnVariablo removes, soon iollows
IMPoTEHoY, FATUITY, EPILEPIIC FITS.
IN one Of Vheh the EItisnt may Rrpsrs
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "diref Diseases"
"IEsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the causes Of their suffering
HUT MONS WILL ooNEEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs.
ARd The Melancholy Deaths BY Consumption.
Bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFRCTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Tie requires the aid OF medicines TO strenRthep and
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT B6oHU '''n
trial will convince the most skepticL. '''''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10

Take no more Batsdn Mercury. Unpleasant Medicines
J0r Unpleasant aod dangerous Diseases.
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU
SECRET DISEASES
Lttle OF no change in Diet; No inconyepIenss.
And no Exposure.
lt causes frequent desire and gives strength 10
urnate, thereby Removing Distinctions.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the Urethra,
Allaylng Pain and lnham matloo so
frequent in the class OF Diseases and expeng ali 81
toHonous Diseased GndieO,R out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WliD HltE BEEN THE VICTIMS on oUAcYv
and VII. have paid heavy fees to be cured in shn,,
time, have found they were deceived and Thai IN
poison has, by the use OF pO0erIi asfrinoeatS hesn
dried up ~ the system, to break out in an
form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRAeR
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
for all affections and diseases Of tho
URINARY ORGANS,
whether exishngin
MALE on FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid Of Lursno
HELMB0LD's EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIC,
and It is certain to have the deslred snsct In
Diseases for 0Aleh u "a recommended
kvdsaes Of Ae most Responsible and Reliable Co,oet,
will accompany the mediciuez
..t.. CERTIFICATEs OF CURES,
18th u..., ,..o Froms TO 70 years standiug
SCIENCE AND FAME,
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE "NOTICE"
Wsmaks "No See,st" Of "In0rsdsnts: :"
HELhBOLD's EXTRACT BUOBU
Iscomposed Of Buchn, Cnbebs and JupiOer Bs,,ss
selected win greaicare by competent druggist
PREPARED IN VACUo,
NY II. u. HELMROLD,
rrHoscA and AnaylieA Chemist aud Sole ManuGAc-
hELMnoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman n, a..
city OF Philadelphia, II. T. Helmbold who belnS d,,i
sworn, doth say, his preparations contain no no 1919
no mercury, or other ninnous drugs but are snSsis
vegetable. Il. b. hEIM9dfu dfunreY
Sworn and subscribed before me, this esd daS IN,
'ehpei' 1905 WIN. r. HlBBERb,
Alderman, Ninth st., above Phila
PH KSIcLANs IN ATTENDANCE FROM ? A n
10 p. NJ
FrieeSl peT b"'us, or sIH for a.,
delivered Ia any address, securely packed from oh-
serYRiOn, FNu "o"i ob-
Address letters Of Information In oonsdano. T.,
NJ. 80 II. b. HELhBOLD CAs,.,sf
Depot loi south Tenth st., below Chestnut phil.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
AND UNRRINcIPLKD DEALERS,
who endeayor to dispose "of their own, and
afueleA On The reputation attained BY 'o
Helu,bolds GaauHs Preparations
hrtTaet lBuehu,
- SarsaDoriIIo
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by afat
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERRl
ASK FOR HELMBoLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Out out the advertisement aud send for il.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExPosuRR
Describe Symptoms IA al OOmmunication,
ourss GUArHAtssdt AdvIs. sr..,.
aprTd4wiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
A SMALL FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

I WILL offer at public sale, SATURDAY, MARCH
4 IL, 1868, at o'clock at the door OF the Court
House 10 the city OF Dayton, FORTY ACHES OF ltlCu
LAND, Ia miles west Of Dayton on tho Wolf Cfeek
PIKE All under fence and In good state Of cultiyaton
The above described land will he sold in separate
tracts OF 10 and 80 acres F"''
payInentsOne thlrd cash, one. third in one and ue
balance ~ two years from day OF sale
moidH"lS lsAAG N. MUNGER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Corner siRth aud valiant streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
B0ARD-One Dollar per Day. lal4
A FRESII ART

a FIR RESH ARRIVAL.
usf received complete assortment Of Coal OH
" Lamps shades and burners, wioks and Chims
dts JAMES ABBEY, Druggist.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
SHAVING, MAIR.CUTTNG. SHAMp0NINa

fNhOMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
Il ON Market street recently owned by James Kred
prepared to do shaving, Hair Quitting, shalnpoolng
etc IN manner that iall TO give satisfaction
helhFles al hls Old friends u Il customers to glye
'Ni''N' Op7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10

| lhuGo aud Medicines null stock always on hand
~ aud lor sale at reasonable pr,ces by
des JAMES ABBEY, MAN st., near Market
AJANTED-Two honest men 10 -.ll hes,,. tr,,i,
W iIte ie InNlBulalof' h. BEST,
uia@uuN lul l0T Jeflerson street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-10
DIR. S. +. COMPTON

( lARbON OH Of the best quality the market can
~ prodlce both for safety add durability in bufnng
sale BY the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY. ''
hee Druggist, l2u Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEw YeRK, April 2l--The steamer Geo
Washington arrived from New Orleans ! 9th.
Important movements we're in progress
against the rebels on Bayon Teche.
Banks is in the feld at the head of Growers,
Mmorys aud Weitzels corps.
Weitzels forces crossed Berwick Bay and
advanced to Pattarsonville FIVE miles up the
Teehe. The enemy retreated. Our forces
steadily advancing Weitze was reinforced
Sunday by Emory's division. Growers forces
embarked at Brashear City proceeded into
Grand Lake to Indian Bend above franklin
Movements, if successful, will bring the enc
my between two fires. The rebels number
5000.
Reported at New Orleans 18th, that Weitzel
was within six miles Of Franklin also rumor
that Gen, Grant had appeared with a stray
! force up Red River On the Sth, Col Daniels
with l80 colored troops went to Pascagolila,
Miss, and captured the place Was subse-
queutly attacked by 300 rebel Cavalry and a
company Of Infantry Twenty rebels were
killed, large number wounded, Rebels re
treated, leaving colors behind, Enemy
brought down large reinforeements anC
Daniels returned to Ship Island.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
Cincinnati Market.

CfEcIEEATT, April 20
FL0UR-Market unchanged, demand limited
Superfne 6595 Is; extra s0@6 90 !;
family TO fancy 6 l0(G6 rs
WHISKY-Market unchanged al 424942s,
latter rate for wagon,
WHEAT-Market dull, offerings light.
25@l 2s for prime to choice red, sO@
3s for prime Indiana or Ohio white ana
96@l 40 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
CORN--Demand limited, market heavy.
Ear at 62@62 in bulk shelled at 62@62
in bulk, and at 75@75 including sacks.
OATS-Markst dull moderate inquiry.
We quote at G9@6s in bulk, at 7S979 10
cludIng sacks.
RYE-Market dull at 90@90 for prime
samples on arrival
BARLEY Market heavy, prices nominal
Prime tall at 50G9l so ; state spring, prime
to choice, at ! l6@l As. Qualities below
prime dull
GROCERIES - Fair jobbiag demand
sugar l2@l3 coffee 5la@3sI, mOlssses
6s@e2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21

Tho Union Emancipation Society Of Man
chester held a meeting TO protest against
building war ships for the rebels, and adopted
memorial, calling upou the Government to
vindicate the honor Of England by stopping
such proceedings.
Polish insutrection reported increasing in
yarious directions Sundry conflicts report
ed with varying successes Asserted that
France and England and Austria come TO an
understanding and sent seperate notes to Rus
sia identical IN sense but avoiding anything
like pressure Nobility of st Petersburg
adopted address to Czar in favor Of mainten.
ance of integrity of the Empire at all cost.
Later ria Queenstown, liverpool, April 3.
Another rebel priysteer called Japan, OF
Virginia, sailed from Greenock, notwithsiand
ing Official efforts to prevent her
Cotton quiet-unchanged
L0adon--ConfederAt loAn advanced ball
per cent yesterday, on advices from Liver
pool and Manchester
The Times has an article TO the effect tha
California rings with preparations for often
siye and defensive war against England
probably under inspiration OF Mr., Sewart
for the capture Of British Columbia. 1t say
the Federal Government are building thre'
monitors for California uee, and exporting
thither large quantities of shells and gunpow
dar
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PAST TIE YICKsBURG BATTERIES

CHICAGO, April 3l-A special from Mem
phis, of the 18th, says steamer from Vicks-
burg on Friday, brings intelligence that the
night before the Gunboats Benton, Tuscnm.
bia, Lafayette, Pittsburg, Carondslet, Gen.
Price, and three transports, ran the batteries
at Vioksburg, ell safely except the transport
Henry Clay, which was burnt opposite the
city The Benton was the only boat struck !;
had one man killed and four wounded The
transport Forest Queen was injured by con-
tact with gunboat--damage slight From
the time of starting until the 6rst shot was
nearly an hour and quarter, by which time
nearly all got past
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New York Market.
NV YoRk, ApriI IN

NEW YoRE, April2l
FL0UR--Receipts 0OO bbls market dull,
6@l0c lower sales 5000 bbla; 7O@6 90
extra state; I 1907 20 common 70 good
shipping brand r. H. o.
WHEAT--Dull, heavy and nominal
37@l 63 Chicago spring; coal 64 Mil
waukee club 66@l " winter red wss-
tern.
C0RN-Heayy, &c lower at sT@s9 for
sound, s0996 unsound mixed western.
oATS-Market quiet at s6@s7A common
to prime.
PORK-Quiet.
LARD-Dull, lower at 9a@10A.
DRESSED H0GS-Shade firmer at Z
OF
WHISKY--Dull at 44b.