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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
CITY MATTERS.


., Inn ARTISANS SAVING bANE, NO. III M1rks
street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open TO
receive deposits and make payments. daily, ex
osPt Sundays, from 8 O'Clock, A. Nj. till | p. NJ.
va Tuesday evenings from to O'Clock, aud
Gu Saturday evenings from to o'clock
Fronts upon deposits in this institution after
payment Of necessary expenses. arc all to be di.
Haed among the depositors. Dividends are de-
o CaFei semianuually, in the months Of April and
October.
Ihe Charter enacts that no member of the
'aard OF Managers shall be entitled to receive
a9J proht or emolument for his services na such,
" M Oe allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
tho Corporation.
Aanagers William s. fIilIes, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. bay, N. r. Benson, Charles W. How,
isli, 10 George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
q; q; wales, Clement B. Smyth, DIR. }. F. Vaughan,
n,llam II. Billany, William Candy, Henry Q.
WILLIAM s. HILLEs, President
GEoRaR w. BUSH, Vice President.
Jsun P. MoLRAR, Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18

EYE AND EAR.-ProE j. Isaaes, NJ. d., Oou-
vet aud Aurist, formerly at Leylen. Holland, is
bsrnanently located At No. oil Pine Street,
rlladelphla, where persons afflicted with dis
,Aies Of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
N'liel and cured if curabie. Artificial Ewes
Inserted without pain.
1.-THE Medical faculty is invited, as he
uas no secrets in his mode OF treatment. iul7 ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARAEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

This Invaluable medicine Is unf.lllng IN the cure
ofai those painful ami dangerous diseases Incident
% the feniae constitution
ltmoderates al excess removes al distractions
from whatever cause aud trnes on the monthly
period with regularity.
These Pills Should not be taken by females that
are pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS.
~ iloy sure 70 bring On Miscarriage but a. cy-
cry ether time and II every othereaso they are per
rctg safe.
"a al esscs q Nervous and spinal Affections pain
10 the Back ani Limbs, neagiapss Fatigue oa slight
eSerlion, ralpalaton ofthe Heart Lowness " splr
IT'S Mysteries Sick Headache, Whites and an tic
palaiA diseases oceaspaed Is disordefea system
those rils VIII eaec, q care when al other means
have fiiig3.
full directions in pamphlet around each package
which should Be- carefully preserved.
Thsy can bo sent IN bot,ie. containing 70 pills
post free BY cnelos.ag Il ard three eeBt senps 10
any ae.ut sold y ali Druggists sole Gnlted
states aeoai JOE MOSES.
~ q cortt.adf stnest New YORK
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Tur HrsHla --Ibe rehsls ere 81
sass fs as6affeeltrs hss l
psrw.sr b ihe q aasl ~ u.r
-. 8 rIssir .,a.nk iaHaFs. appear.
re Is oaf ealuma q Foit8oal lha,
4 trqslfrs several ea'ems IS ssiffih
iheig 81 emtaa. = say uaii4aE * t5lei
from i. Iseif eate seems 10 stand
thuss
!. n ihcy increase their army. they
oan0a heed il.
2 Talrss tl,ey increase der arniy
they are ul,ippea.
3. Ualess the qress speaks out.
sheir libesgies are gore.
4 II tie press speaks out, their
eoyefameus ash b. guhe.
.. Uules. they dfaa lhe shoie pop.
ula,iou. hey must safr,uier.
G. III hes daf tie lsole poynla.
iiap. tllr9 must staite
T. Iales. ibcy recover +. Tennes
30, theY can gel nosalipettr.
6 i they undertake to recover T..
Tennessee, they will 81 more salipe-
ter than they want.
9. Unless they free tie negroes,
they've nothing leii to eight with,
10 Ifihey iiee the groes ,hey 're
noih'pg leis 70 iisht Tor
III Nevertheless. their greatest
fear now is, lest The negroes should
rise.
- Unless JEFF Davis repnliates
iis present 4 BIS, he cant borrow
from anybody.
~. II lie repudiaics, nobody will
lend 10 bim.
IA. Il he impresses food, lie turn.
! tie land into des 20.
l5 Unless br impresses food, he
turns hjs men inio deserte 5.
lG fpey raa saccetd IN the war
uniil they have GOT means q bpil
idins aIruads
( ~. They cant ga the m ans for
bal ding railroads is long as the war
lasts.
IL. 1.-THE, fight hey lose lie di,
\ 10. Unles. they 6gla, the5 lose eye-
Try day.
Fiat j. what was meent two wears
ago when we islked about getting
thfm into the folds d tie anaconda. -
7 llayil ( roel il re ed7ymen q
several wees tor loas tlHe. we will
ee how they fee it rice fgalcr'
(. Statesman
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IIl.TITIrn-s lgIInnATrn - II

H0sTErTEas CELEBRATED STOMACH
iii il-1.- b gae q 20 sfslss sigH gas lst gs d.
srsf3pas sNtaat 4 - is3iy aaaisel u lbesi
rho are a.ilieied sal isa Fever ard Aane. ~ say
ulAer disease afsiag 3f4za sistfa fe8 r4assisi4a -
ise digestive efraaA ~ fe Feesraaa A9as thsfe
Pef1sMgs nanfesne 3D. il9e nafa eafaal g. is a.
q saiesA Farlles aHa ft3lfHlshe To- blood. sAfaa
= - NA5rsfaat q iHia9 alsaat q ..thy ze;iaa 80
diseases 81 ,its ustare hs Blgfefs KS ngN asassg
tie seoat i,aEsalsf sd 81 iic sslse tsae fs'ast1
ssfe31es "a te a4heH stas8. rs fce3n aiesia58g 81
81 fag Haiie. sal fa3g faaseiaes 81 daiHs iasss
great services kRWn laA IS 81, iaesF n.anh 81
l5eaf ga4lii.es. aa4 ase ssss speedy aellaa Is a.i
ssFFs tiss disease IS eaassd 81 lTreeal4fjiy &,
s4 aiesgigr afgsns. sria s So 81 atcs IN tse 8sf
s4sHs4usA - sse a6tsrfisanleaf
fF ass ag 4tEass.sis - 4asiegs srasfailg eggty.
H4sts. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

liia positively stated lhat the Po.
tomac army j. e. ba immediately re-
orgauized into three grand divisions
Gen. Sedsaiek is 70 command III
right, Gen i'leasHrton tho centre and
General Hancock he lelt. Gen. XII
patrick il 70 have command Of the
asalry corys. had cal changes will
be made IL the brigade and division
commanders.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERs

are aniaiius inthc eur q Corcns Cotps, Asfnss,
aresem1e, sogr TnnoAr. HotntsESEss. pFn.
ornT baEAlBNo, lNelriENT cassrMr1los. Asp
hisrAsrs % TuE LuSss They have no tasU q
medicine. aud any ella win lsks them. Thousand,
have beea restored 10 h,aliA tAsl hai before ,lgs 81.
~. les,imaay gifen ID hunfpds j cases 4 slHee
dose Relieves IA rES MNplrs.
iAk slg Brgaa's ruifnoAle Walgfs-ihe ofigiaai
ana oaly genuine q stamped Bryan spurious
kinisaFe oaerg4l ior sale. Twenty -ave coats a lx
SOD IS SD Druggists
JOB NOSES Sole ErsiH
1g4i II tuttes.di trtt se
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

The beautiful siarchioness Dorfa,
tile wealthiest and most beautiful lady
in Rome, has just died in the fll
bloom Of youth and loyeliness, at the
age Of twenty, from disease brought
ON by constantly having flowers in
her rooms.
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BUR- & Burtoa Seminary.


la4lI sHtsalasr would inform bis patrons shdtse
4 pBttle .a 81 tl.at nutN ita5iia1sia the lkas
50 IS taa.ier Aa1it lstt I'D e. rnusnls IS age be
i.4. psan & tlog sod paf,h4rtd s hcw "a 81 les.
aI4 4ssn&fg of t'lHe Eami#f ssh e fF parsa ta
ftsl.sa Pine store and Gathering Futa, &c, 81
slasl BE, ne mag bg u0Hd Is lap slitp former
q aceiied ly 5 3. Pepper. sss hiaeAaatta shop
tHAELEs BALDWIN.
Dorset Fga. as issi-gwss
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To lonsnmntlrna.

CaHsaMPtise saaefaFs wl.l fete48t q Talaa5ie trt
saiFi + sr ibt sufe ~ CONSUMPTION astAMA
bronchitis @a4 ~ an1- AIS Luas lile1fi.l5 {lgte
u ehaFge3 b een4ina ti.eif aQrsss "
EeK. L. a WILSON
Nt4sa4Ue8arss,
cos kaGs co. Nca YORK
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InE NJ nIlm naasr

III WAf tN aa tft sft na = fae people p
w Fa5aas u s1f 3 iA AID .4Fs.Hf A1 ktL6.
hAs ~ ~ aam F&s ria2 NYe. NAeNA
fitis.s. " kfai, Cora sna Pred, eaihsei dasaiaiae
sIaansf# laaN As shes1 crsMh z e rsspeetAaf
irfss AL ~ ara CSC csi Raa 1rs - 80 ~
IS art w. vas lr4aa lH8 ettaf - harsaaFs
SEQ lazf FsaEs 8atefa p F EnPTt
a. y IS 81 ft4 LAMH 3 s0NG
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Volunteers, ilieutoa InlisrrriioGs Of
TOulh,

1Fa Hi Elcsrs BiotehtsGud sweines can with
ertit ~ taliesly cGrad, ID piis asa taken
II Fl H4ti tronp and tLF 0.ntAs ui be freely Bssi
ea ~ the Print instfpe'i9ns ifHealed ~
o allr laDnef tlF dfy 81 81 one part to break
NneH ih.4s A4sartas ttisf iiAincnt wiil remove
fAs issgis 80ta sd ysteia and aaye the patient
F-arus an8 lrAiihy mAn. Ii wall require iidle
=. aat rance III bad c!ses 10 iuBre lastinp eufa
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Four Hundred and Two Dollars
ro pE rAIp Sd roLLows. NJ

Upon being mustered into serve he will
be paid ono months pay Ia advance, Sia 90
First iustalmeDt d Bounty, 70 90
Premium, 90
Total payment on muster, $40 70
At the first regular pay day, Of two
moths after muster il, $40 90
At the first regnlaf pas day after six
months service, 90 90
AT the first regular pay day after the end
Of Tie first years service, 80 90
Atthe iirsi regular pay day aftereightecn
month service. 90 90
Al the first rcguar.phy day after two
wears service, 90 90
AZ the fret regular pay day after two
and haif wears service, 90 90
Atthe expiration OF three YEARS service,
the remainder Of the bounty sill 10
paid, IS 90
Aud each enlisted man win be entitled 70 The
State pay u 81 per month, and Il ). pay Of
si3 er month.
II the government shall rot require tbcfs
troops itr the fnll period Of three years, and
they shall be- mustered hoporabls out IT ssr
vice before the expiration II their tern Of en-
stmeui, they will receive, apon being mnA-
cred Gut, tie whole amount II bounty remain
ing upaid the same ~ il Tie fgl term bad beep
served.
The pay ard subsistence N tie men viii
commence from tie day u their enlistment
The Geueral Recruiting Office fof Bennington
County is established u The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01
BENNINGTON SEMINARY,
Bennington, Vermont,

Be nm ing ton, v ERIN ont,
Spring Term Of Eleven Weeks COM
meaces Monday, Feb. %. 1864.
fElii- lns'i'uaH % open q yoath u both sexes
fv thasI y! s94tIisa VIZ ge utYaa ID the eic
ID 4ilfK 3tt Z ithar Ea-iisA, iatIn, Greck. MS8em
i.Hg s a4a gag Ornamental Beanekes, Musie aGG
9t4alqssies
iyans mai iB 81 thoroughly lifted ior Business or
CaIlcr a Asfaal Nl8ss gfI be f0rnled % fasse de-
f53- - teteit a9d 9 thorough review " al the
fNE4as a4Hsst ia Common ,Ci0alA VIII be taken
tfefufs va. Be- given before the cass ~ pecasion
may raRire All desiring Il. eaa board III the iatni
b ~ tias frnrpa ia a Y~rs Reasonable priec.
A eeau0ny should b. studied ia ihest times
r.g-us 81 b furnished 81 SO wishing a. board tnea
sesFfS sai egeTg accommodation provided.
ili a*fps ui Efficient teachers 10 each depart
alrai Nii e procured
Ibr haiig4s fbuaafly used a. Bennington la
3iFs seminary, having been icasfsi flf torn ii
sears. ~ aiaa 9 expanae san b spared " Insure
he s3ert afd HernsHaeg - tse ssapVi
4at4ss "a fai1ll8 er tsgIa V LiaTra Heekst
teHui p inslsL NJ
Eearf Ha $50
@ sen
N M @ l1.faaega lsaa
N4H 4asps 4lss'- nF. fal sna
$50
Fr4aa nfs.ias a' asasf Hltk
Ser aE fr 4Tr4i8ts s e.Feag aAsross tse
fs . strsa b.4alse+1a. str esinsas4ssainee
III htss.
s EoVpLp ffsaaAl
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kIE kkf snsefassfsi aa' & aYisssaiaa3 tF III Han
~ fHe pfhsfF e.lfa So 81 iHs1fe q Msasa.
fsff tesnnss isasrs q Fses4Fe faashisa 4aas ssi
is estass ~ se-is4a " 81 81 fasls Ag4sasl 10
LstAse K
Stephen II Tnnaa.
.sf g Esfsgz. D. SD Il deceased md sssa 81
aas as Gasa's gHsssi issi is sssas sht rsfs. 49,
rls aagaaaf grsai ~ sssA aaFif fsFaare ~ l--
as eiessas F 49, Nuees tsF 9sat iasHssss wa 81.
iAsss-ssrn htsshy ssft nasics ia-i Sc Ed AsfNA Z.
t6s haaass 81 eaf }pasa lssfat Is sas lAls e ae
h-as aiils 3latassa ala4 ea;.szs cHtat 2ssb esss
q Ma 4aa AnsGse ue1t ffaai ! sos es5sA J. =
Essset s. Eapsf< Stis l&iA AsF x Feh. A. d taSs
ygn- 1. klGELttlN,
EfSgAu ErHTog. fcen's
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VETERAN SOLDIERS

Two Regiments d Vsia1a Volunteer lninl1
are authorized 70 be raised IN this Staie, and
the vernon Of Vermont calls on Bennington
County f1r one fall Company 70 be raised as
speedily Hs consistent.
All ube-bodied MGR, between the ages q / s
and IS, who have heretofore been enlisted, and
have served not less than Mae months, who
produce an honorable discharge from The SER
vice, Of the usual form, and est pass the exam
lnaiion required ~ the mastering regulations
Of the United States. may he enlisted under
this order as Veteran No,untecM
Every Volunteer enlisted and mustered inta
the service ~ Il yefeFan under hi. order, vii
be entitled TO receive from Tie United Sta'es
one months pay IA advance, and a bounty aud
premium Of
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Vaaderlip House, Manchester.

other Recruiting Stations viii be imres
aiatsHg opehed 10 different parts q tie covn
te, 81 enlarge - officers an9 mea bei3ngag 20
shr Etr3faHg being fase3.
E8cFtenof lisakg NhSilEEE&,
S Htt aat ifeecieT General.
CHARLES FIELD,
FfcagiTise OTFIcEH.
pot'. satl at. lass-~lsa
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Wanted.
gIaracllfgra TfelDf- a.

fTNWo OF THREE coon WORa3i1E caa Cha
L steady employment By applying tancateiy
y Tkt MAS lEGHlh6.
Manchester. February j ls6s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

Nv AN'rfD--ror Cash,
= Tons RYE STRAW Tons Good Hay. 10,
- Bushei= Nais. Inquire 81
T. r. 0EEIs.
Mnnnh..ai4r .l.t. 10 LaeI
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fonghs and roId, alitttIng TroOps

Those feelings wilrh 20 saddcn Us usually arise
rom lrauhie anneyARe s. oistrueied Precipitation
~ eating ana drinking WhstsveF Is unwhaosome,
'has disfAgI.a DE byabu action Of The liver aud
flaaAca These ursaus must BE- relieved ~ yan de-
'ra q D wel h PITS, taken according 10 the
Ifiatd Instructions viii quickly produce healthy
action 10 both ligr and stomach aud, as Q natural
consequence, cgaF head and good appetite.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

NEW YoRK, Aug lO.--Tribuue's Washing
ton special says, Chief Engineer Latimer ar
rived this morning from the feet off Mobile,
and reported when he left active preparations
were being made for immediate action by
Farragut
He describes fort Morgan as brick strue-
ture on the Sumter pian aud banked up, as
additional precaution, with sand, 90 that the
front is considered impregnable but being
once passed can readily be reduced by an at
tack from the rear
y Farragut having succeeded in passing the
fort we shall doubtless hear us capitalaton
or evacuation in q day or two
Official dispatches from Farrsgut are ex-
pected 70 morrow, Twas no part Of bis plan
TO attempt. the capture Of tho city, bot only
to relieve portion Of large aeet which has
been stationed there for the past six months
Maury 8 ststement that the Tecumseh sank
BY Tort Morgan is totally disbel;eyed. at the
Nsyg Dspahment The vessel was not Like
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

New York, August lO-C,tton quiet 81 rs
al 76; Flour dull and dropping; So 75a9 81
for Extra State so S0Al0 55 ior Rouud
Hoop ohioi Wheat opened dulIer; 81 ala
2 35 for Chicago Spring 81 2Oa2 IS MI.
wankee Clubi 81 as Western Red; So 35a
3 40 unsouud; Corn heavy; 52a63 Mixed
Western; Oats dill 99al 90 Western
Pork $35 co. Mess $S7 25a37 20; New
1913 0Oa34 so; Prime Beet very dali; Lard
lille frmer 2l4a221; WhsEey firm 81 1874
al IS State aud Western; Sugar quiet lgs
2S for Cuba; Petroleum quiet; So Crude !;
IS Refined Bond 81 Free.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

HARRissuRs, August The extra session
Of tbe. PennsylYsnia Legislature met to-dss.
Gov Cortiu ID bic message called upon the
Legislature to take some action for the de-
fence of the State BE spoke Of the support
rendered by Pennsylvania to the National
Government, and says the State has fulfilled
all her obligations Pennsylvania has a
right to be defended by the National forces
as part Of the common country. he asks,
how could an agricultural people, in an open
country, be expected to rise suddenly and
beat back hostile forces, which had defeated
the organized veteran armies of the Govern
men2 He adds It's Of course expected
that the inhabitants of an invaded country
will do what ia in their power to resist the
invaders; and the facts will show, think, ihat
the people Of the invaded counties have not
failed in their duty. He severely condemns
the gibes, sneers and SCOTS which have been
thrown upon the people Of PepnsYlyania by
the newspapers and people Of other States -
BE quotes letter addressed by him, together
with Governor Bradford, of Maryland, to Pres.
ident Lincoln, asking that recruits raised By
the State shall be credited to the quotas ou
the last call made, and be armed, equipped,
and supplied as other volunteers in the Uni
ted States service
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
MORNING REPORT.
AtIanta Hssteged.


NEw YoRK, August The Herald's cor
respondent near Atlanta says
The Operations around Atlanta are settled
down to a regular siege. We are pounding
away on every side, and it is doomed to be
soon reduced. The rebel forts and entreach.
meuts are gsrrisoned with militia, and use the
veterans to operate when required. Their
lines run so they can be massed with great
rapidity YesteEduy a demonstration Was
made along our lines, resulting in driving the
teoels back to their entrenchments, gaining
the rde pits, and capturing the picket reserve
Of l25 men. The rebels cannot continue to
layin Atlanta. lfthey continue butting against
our works. they will soon wear themselves out
without doing us much hurt and ru the risk of
losing Communications, upon which we are
constantly operating The Macon line is the
only one LETT them, and it is said We have
destroyed that II so, we have got them, if
they cant succeed 10 bursting through our
lines somewhere, Yet we are so strongly in.
trenched that a single line is able TO hold our
works against any assault of theirs.
The cleanliness and comfort Of the inmates
Of our hospitals, reflect great credit on the
medical gentlemen in attendance
The Herald's Potomac army correspondent,
7th, says the efficiency Of the whole com mmand
is being constantly increased by the return Of
oonvalescents wounded in this campaign
Heavy 6riug took place to-day A portion
Of a she'll struck Major Chapman, of the 29,h
Massachusetts,, iuacting a mortal wound
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

New YORK, August The Herald say the
advance of cotton toSi 75 per pound creates
some excitement The dry goods jobbers who
have been ind sposed to buy cotton OF The
high prices, are now ready to operate at the
late figures, and on some kinds OF goods at
even slight advance. The commits .ion hou.
ses, however are disposed to take advantage
OF the rise in raw material, some refusing
anything beyond small lots at old prices, ard
others holding their goods back for an ad.
vance, EETTGFbs & WgNF~
The rise IN cotton appears to be based Oh
a falling off in the supply during the past
month The total receipts for July were Is,
$50 bales which is less than the average re-
cepts of the ten preceding months ly 6,429
bales. Such large decrease Daturally al
feots the price
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton M arlIeT.

DAYTON, Aug. 10.
,HARSHMANS FLOUB-Red wheat,
Sll00 Retail Sll so. .,o
NEW WHEAT-ASl 10 Old $l75gsos t
CORN-lO0; Shelled 9O@lOO
OATS-7O.
RYE 45@l 80.
BARLEI--Sl 20.
C0FFEE-53c
SUGAR-25@2S.
MoLASSES-Sl 10 per gal
RICE loo perTib, -JfF aT-.s-.-5,
T0BACCO-60@80 per ID. ''
S0APS-l5c per ID.
STARCH-9lc per H.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33a per h,
COFFEE SUGAR-3Oc per H.
LED-lSc per 10
SHOTS 90 per sack
SPIGES--AH advanced fifty per cent.
.POTATOES-$2 90 per bush.
TOMATOEST--S3 30 per bush.
EGGS-25per doz.
WHISKY--l IS.
CHEESE.-l5920.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@2O.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 5O@3 90.
HAY-Timothy $22@23 per ton.
TEAS--S2 5O692 90.
RICE-l5@lS per lb.-r M. E.fa84
LARD-l5@l8.
BUTTER-30@35.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Last Nights dispatches:


q NV Y6Rk, August 9.!@3!A private dispatch
from Washington to-day, says our news thro'
rebel sources s all encouFagings The cap
ture of Mobile is confidently predicted and
We learn from thefront that great excitement
exists among The rebslsf Both at Richmond
and atlanta Military men here say Sherman
viii undoubtedly take;adgantage of The aun.
lhsioh OF tht rsbAa, And We may look f6r 'ac-
counts Of battle a. any moment
AveriIPs viGtpryln lhe Valley is confirmed
0nf loss is very aliGht, and he captured from
FIVE hundred to six hundred prisoners, and
all the rebel artillery This, aud the report
troma Mobile has made our Washington off.
cials very happy to day .s p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10

BuFF4Lor August 3, P. M-The afternoon
Commercial Advertiser has some particulars
aboht the reported raid on Buffalo, Itap-
gears that the Provost Marshal of this city,
from various reports, was led to believe that
the rebels in Canada bad organized to burn
Buffalo and destroy the locks at Lockport
The Marshal laid the matter before General
Dix, who stated no was aware OF the exist.
enee OF such plot, but was unable to pro-
vide means to defeat IT, but advised that such
means be taken to prevent it. as the exigen
cies Of the case req iired. The public are
upadVised OF any means of defence, having
been taken as yet, sa.a ~
It is reported that Mayor Fargo has pro.
tested against the removal Of the 74th regi.
ment from here, which has been ordered for
one hundred days duty. Hguyy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
on TUESDAY,, Auass1p,,t l6Ib Is

f. ON TUESDAY, August l6h, 1854,
A III that mussuag' and tract of land containing
~ l2jIE acres, divIed sfdllows Hf
no, lis situated on The Eagon Turnpike 81 miles
Madison toWpship, Montgomery eouRty, ohio Ia
contains ~ acres, With q res sugar timber III i'm
provemei q consist ~ atwo story house Wiin ktcher
attached, barn, ani other necessary out bualdnps
N apple ehardi spring house win never ailin.
spring oi rumnDg water All under good fence.
DO '&-Copts nssl@ acres and u, nes No u with q
TWO story brick house, arm, well water apple orch
ngs. au l.II' 80 ~
80. 3--Is trsct of ten acres.
No, 4-Is q tract OF ten acres
No Sis Tract Of ten acres.
Persons wishing 90, view said propeTty wall be
shown by the suUscrbfr r. who reRid : on No. l. The
properly vii be solft No. !, At o clOck D. m when
terms oil sale viii be made known hy
h. 3. ADAMS
" W. McGowkH, Auotioneer. iy7i-d5wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-10
Dsg'Tbe aboliiiupials are making unheerd I

Ds5'The abolhirDhlq are making unhesrd
OF eser,s -perseade LiseOln-tO get -eot of
their way. Some are eoaxing, and some are
cursing, but Lincoln turns deaf ear to both
Of them. That fair election will defeat him,
there is no sort Of doubt, and that anything
short Of fair election, will be subuittedT to,
we do not believe The time for arbitrary al
rests and suppressions has passed away, aud
the time for those who would be free to dis
enthral themselves, is at hand.