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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02


The Washington sp cal 10 the Cincinnati
COrstfs, says that the Presidents reappoint.
ment OF Frank Blair, has at once puEEeled and
snraged the Senate Toat body has passed a
resolution on the subject, which is equivalent
10 vote of censure Of Lincoln.
The news seems to be definite, that Gener.
al Banks is superseded, aud that General
Auger is his successor Banks will feel Dor.
ed.
The President is beggi ng Chase not to be
offended with him, and is most obsequious in
apology and explanation, Chase will proba
bly, be resigned to remain 10 the Cabinet
Men who are in service under the hundred
days call, do not forfeit their rghtto furnish
substitutes, or be exempt on payment of $500
The largest fire that has occurred in New
Haven, CT, for thirty years, is announced By
thi, mornings telegraph. Loss $4,000.
The rebels have succeeded in capturing the
Petrel, sent up the river for cotton, by the
Federal authorities at Vieksburg The Petrel
was armed with eight 24-poundsrs The
captain was taken prisoner.
Both Houses have voted to pay colored SOL
diers $l3 per month.
A committee is appointed to investigate
Frank Blair charges againSt Chase
Preparations are being made in Baltimore
for the Lincoln Convention. Those who
have it in charge, will not allow postpoument
1t seems probable that Lee expects to fight
great battle on the RRpdsn, and ia stripping
other places Of troops for this contest.
General Burnside was still at the front, con
sultug with Meade and Grant, at latest ad.
Vices .iad h0.
There have been many strikes in St. Louis
Of late, some of which have stopped establish
ments where Government articles are made
General Resecrans, BY an order, proposes in.
directly to fix the prices of workmeh. We
can never be sufficiently thankful that we
live in free cOuntry.
A band of guerrilss on Green River on
Tuesday last, was attacked and dispersed by
Captain Haekett Of the 26th Kentucky Infant
~.
The President has signed the bill temporar
ly increasing the duties on imports so per cent
There is to be no poStponment Of the Balti
more Republican Convention. The Railroad
have deeliu d to pass delegates at reduce,
fares
II reported that the enemy in force ap
peared in front of Little Washington, bu
their lines were soon deserted and vigor
Ou' stampede vas kept up towards Richmond
Five thousand troops passed through 10
dianAPolis yesterday for the 'front.' shethe
east or West is not stated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
FOR Sale.
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
IFEVE LOTS AND BUILDINGS.

on TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1894,
WE will sell at AUCTION, on the premises the fol.
w lowing ots "a d buildings Two LOIS on Wnype
street; lot thirty.bve feet ten and half inches
front, upon which ls two-story rick house, stone
front, with business, and Eve other rooms therein;
also a one and half story frame house thsreoa uith
two rooms and kitchen and out house Another lot
thirty feet trent, upon which II two story frame
house, with ten rooms aud three csllarP. nnd cut
houses.
ALSO;
Three iota on Warren street, lots number AO3o 90,
and 4Oal. Lot No, 4os9 il an enciosed vacant lot;
lot No. 1910 has upon t both brick snd frame house
containing four rooms, and newly built stable the
same; also, q good we'll OF water; lot No. OIL has
upon Il two story raine house with sx rooms Said
lots on Wfrren street are orty -four and half feet
'front.' by one hundred aud twenty Eve feet deep.
The arren street lots will be sold at ten o'clock VI
the morning and Wayne street lots At Two O'Clock IN
the afternoon or SAID day.
The above property telongs to John O. Weckel sr :.
and will be sold upon the following terms: one.half
each; the balance In two equal annual payment
cured by mortgage, with SIX per cent ~ tPrest.
R29dta q. p. HUBER SON, Auetoneers.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs.


FoRrEEss MoSRoE, May Little Wash
ington was evacuated by our forces on Thurs.
day last, the troops there being wanted else
where.
A aag Of truce boat arrived here this even
Jog from City Point with four thousand of
bur exchanged prisoners No newspapers or
news could be obtained
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
BosroN. Anril ll. la64.

Dear Sir;--I have just read your speech,
and | am glad to hear the right doctrine at
last. have held to just what your have utter.
ed from the start. A War Democrat is an il.
logical second rate Abolition Republican.
Pray do hold fast where Hon are.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02

NEw YoRK, May 1.-The Heraids special
says Various exciting rumors are aAoat
But all is quiet on the Rapidsn up to ast
night @
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
DIED.

GILLESPIE Friday evening, Apr 20, Cally Ger
trude, daughter or Stephen ID. and Eliza Gillespie
agod two years and seven months.
GILLEsPlEIThis morning May 2, Harry, son Of
Stephen ID. tnd Ehza Gillespie, aged nine mon tbs.
thee o'clock, rom the residence OF the family No
Brown street Friends Of the family are invited o
attend Interment Woodland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
Dayton Market,

DAYTON, May 2
HARsHMANs FL0UR-Red whe
Wolesale 90 retail 8 so
WHEAT-SI 25@l 20.
C0RN-l00 Shsled 90994. r
0ATS-6S.
RYE l0@I IL
BARLEY--$l 20. .-.t
CQFFEE-4s@6o.
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGGS-l3@l5 per doz. ~
IlWHISKY-I20F az ~
CHEESE -l6@l7.
DRIED PEACHES-l6@l9.
DRIED fAPPLES-9@l2. U tg
BEANS-Psr bushel 81 6093 90.
HAY-Timothy s22 per ton.
TEAS-$I 0O@l 60. rT
RICE-9@ll per lb.
BUTTER-40@46.
LARD-l2@l5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
want Of Help.

We are in need Of printers, not having
mare lhsn half saoughIbf cOmpOsitOrs.
Our subscribers will have to bear with us
uutiliws get the requisite aid. We notice
that some papers in Ohio have actually
suspended publication.
Two good compOsitors will receive far
wages and steady employment by apply
ing Immediately.
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Agellrp.
Gapsntrr,

b u L L u I N G..
FTNBE undersigned has made arrangements TO erect
u and compet good, eat houses At lair prize es that
would warrant thOss having vacant lots unimproved
q invest, as the deT and daily inereasng for them.
Neat plans, with cost Of build ng, ready for
CATION. JlHN II THOMAS, Agent
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FOUND.

A NOTE made by Perry Pease to the order John
"A YesEel. The owner can have it BY. paying or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02

Hon. ALEXANDER LoNo. after HE CREST
speech, was almost overwhelmed with let.
tsn from all parts Of the country, cOngrat-
ulasing him on the position he took 80
bravely and defended so well. Here are
a few Of the many
CoLUNsUs, oHIo, April 20tb 1864.
Dear Str BE not deceived. for know it
TO be true that nine-tenths Of the Democrats
Of Columbus and Franklin county agree with
you, and feel confident thata majority Of
the Democrats Of Ohio are with you.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs,

SEALEp PROPOSALS for building Z bridge over
- saltwater near Harrisburg, in tins county, win be
RECEIVED until noon on Monday, the I'd day ef May,
Separate proposals TO be made for the masonry and
supersruoture. Bidders are also % state What shsV
will allow for the old bridge.
The Commissioners. as heretolore reseFVa ina
riaht to reject any and all bids n they iii X ali
The plan and Specifications are 70 Be seen iu tsls
of1'O. THOMAR %. LOWE ~
aIldsawt Auditor Montgomery oouaty, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
DrGss AND QsIoak #IatinQ

FASHIONABLE DRESS 4 CLOAK MAKING
MISS ANNA NussER, fashionable press ana
WI Cloak Maker, begs % inform her old castomers
and the public generally that she has opened All a
on Third street. over McDAhiels ttore (third story1
she soleitA eus ON, and will farniah dress and CLOAK
trimmings II desired. ~ eIidSWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
THE IMPESDIN0 BATTLE.
THE. PREsIDEsTIAL CONTEST.

1t is now settled that the Baltimore Con.
vention will come Oft June 7th, and the i'm.
pending battle between Grant and Lee il al
most overlooked In the interest in the Presi
dental struggle Banks is no more thought
Of as a compromise candidate He 10 dead
cock 10 the pit
Fremont Is becoming daily mora formida.
bic, through the belief that Lincoln will b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-02
Dpeing Rouse.
DYEIN c n o U 8 e

NO. 62, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
UNHE undersigned niorms the public that he u 9
II practical dyer and has established dye house al
he above place, and il now prepared 70 color All knds
or Sinks, Satns, Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton Goode
any color that may be desired.
Grease and stains removed from ali kinds ofisbriss.
He warrants 90 finish all goode In q manner 70 give
satisfaction, having all artoieH necessary 20 pe1iorna
aniS BRaSANN wIRGRRp.
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AotlrRs.

NOTICE TO THE TA1.PAYERS OF MONT.
GOMERY COUNTY. % fl7IIt
NHE books for the collection Of the balance Of the
taxes OF 1908 due lpne 20, 1896, are new ready M
his Office Those owing such taxes can pay II anE
time between this and the 2Oth oil June next Delayt
are dangerous JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer Montgomery County Ohio
Dayton. April Is, Is64-aiSdswtt " -
, 1864-10-03

The Paulc OF Haturday-Fouy and It's
Consequences

. Tho recent unhappy events IN financial cire1cs
hAve been followed up, TO + certain extent, By
many thnn2ht1exs individnks BY q run On our
b&1 king establishments, which II persevesed In.
may only hasten snd bring sbeut that very panic
which ought to bo avoided It is 4 well known
Gct Tbs: capital IL estily excited. md when once
excited, t4kea considerable time to recover ita
eqtealbeium. This II an axiom In the lava OF
4 sses nosd
exciting csp1ssl1'' Three OF onf bauks h4ye failed
The majority owlrg to the cartgint OF too macu
t1s e. deae IL eoa res ass
merchandise. But Is The banis have turned Over
" qa s e sis sss
a'ed In a manner satisfactory to all contetned4
Time viii no doubt have to be given to ensb'e tho
assErest 70 realize tho face Of tAo protested pa
peta. Tnit IL only question Of time, aud n the
credit eystetn has been 80 greatly custatled sioce
The panic Of 1885,. It mar % supposed that the
!edGe,s OF these Institutions ea11y retyfew bad
o. Saturday some silly people, whose iaa.sina.
tions beeame distorted. thoaaat thtt = general
se S.nsa Soei: ID sa1d d To- 70 a.aw % baisnees md
oepoANa, ard c!ose up Tails Is all wrong; tho
very mesus taken b. these . runuets" to eecure
such run on out ban3ine Institutions, az viii
compel them to Close their dooss and Eaaks al
NM nIaCt Wel KNOW 70 GommefetA men .shat
our bail are doing TeTJ heavy discount hust-
nefe-at ehort dates-on ample m1fglns, and have
not the mEaua on hand at tho moment to pay ali
claims. Il Il also known that ruoner 80 lint out
eant Of be had nom borrowers On call. ID case q
determined run Waf made on the banks ther
would be compelled to throw the p4pers on Tho
market and 1c,lise 1t heavy loss tnis loss tho
lhc capital Of tho banks would not be abia TO sus-
tain 1t al. It IL therefore YtEy unHse to sst rua
On any bank. as II might produce such panic ~
would throw usuy out OF ofcmpfoYmcnk xfld fnf,frt
serious injuries on tho working classes. Thete IL
another consideration in regard to this question.
What aro the depos.tors to do, IN case t6ey draw
their money! II they take it to their hooset it
ouly opens field for Tho exploration Of burglars,
aud many would thus loss Ill thtsr available prop.
erty. It win NOT pay to keep tho money Js3lng
par rcmnnetatlye tntereat, and Will sccosdinelY
haTe to bo put In bAnk again. Hent1emsn. don &
run tho banks, II you would avoid panic and
, 1864-10-03

pst, hoa which appear to proceed musical ssst,u-
- Instruments apon this apaudrol aso tho yioln.
Ff!nrh horn, Elk ho1n at horn, guitar, date, hie
and of1m. -bpRje, clArlonet. iyre and cInbala.
Among fha Instruments il the nrat measufe 81 No
Katsa 'nnaoetsl Don Giovanni. mort appropriate
m9aicQ comntueratj0n. Tne whole subject u
ll3ht aId a1fJ, and apparently floating u clouds,
which relteTe saAny oI The ahaEp lnes Of shs In
Upon The other spsudre1, tragedy Is represented
BY cheaub atn liar To the TINT except Ia express
sion, md botoing tie txsRtc mask. Hero tho lace
IL tolusul md the mood Bcyefe ~ faE ~ koYezt:y
CAL Be tepactso Ia youthful face- The: attitude
a1d lines are yetJ similar 70 &he conIc a9ute kad
ho tDAAx ~ eept cdslJ powerful and most admie-
ably nodded. TheTe aTt tho s4nn hesd q the
en4lea with the expressions changed to sutt the
-aener1l chasatter II The subject. Tue musical In.
etranents are IN Tho same ar!anxsmtnt but Of ois'
4c Italian naneonne, the harp, cotne:, houb
tie uIrm and Triangle. An ci&posAIeay mpdeled
bkiP Will Adoru 1he key Of the area.
1be general eject OF The whrle IL very r!tasinE
and It nas been conceived And executed In The hees
3e Of the alt slthouxo tpe A1aaes hat hsd the DIS
advantage OF many eh.fp and hafah Hoes TO WORK
tRa,nst- But he hiss overcome this BY Represent
Ing thtm In cloud wotks BY the oeistltat Has: OF
The centre figures wnl. h resemble the medallion
worRin RELIEF b, dIsetimt tnattye gtanp!og. sud b.
ea1e1ul3 baiat cing the aasger npenss In tht
two hpzndrelA, NO congratulate both Mf. Crosby
and III. Fofk The former fOt The beautiful addition
10 hl+ house, ii the lss'er for his SUCCESS. Ont
can on3 feGrrt 'hAt j VII! nos be produced ln
some mtre enduring mAtetiA thin staeeo.
, 1864-10-03

For much that ia be2utttnl and artistic, Chicago
IL indebted TO our resident sculptor, Leo ". Tolt,
Esq. Our pszlots aud drawing rooms are FLIED
with The beautiful PRODUCTIONS Of hts chise3, many
Of our public buildings NTH bis illnstsstions OF
We*tesn pfoRzeEs, ind our cemeteries. With bis
sraeetul tributes to departed worth. Not alone IN
the actua1 results OF hia work has b accomplished
much permanent good, but 1lao In the impalse he
fas given to Art and the correct ta,tc both ia
painttnE and sculpture which he haa helped to e.
iabltsb, BY his indtfatjRab!e exe1tlons through
eeriea Of eats not altogether grateful to tho srst
Mr.. Volk has lun IN nts noaids mother work,
mentatlon Of cro.b,'s new optra house, Il CON
tists OF two det.ans, to be executed IN sueco for
tho fpar d1els OF tho main arch OF The entrance TO
,he opera house proper. They enc,ose IN arch Of
sixteen feet sp.p and 6.Te a1sdsd y; 1as pse
efe .panafsls .ns sla :; ;uhsts - r. nd
*nsess IL mi eizee ehernb in otto TfIsxpo hold
e comic ..s Tho s f.se r. K aatFsss ,3aa saa Of
M cr1ceiul aua natnral. At each angle IL chs
iua head, ofshe ssme Joyous cast, hsoatpg truu-
, 1864-10-03

Nru YoIk. Saturday Bvsning. Oct. l.
CoT1ox-Urehapked; s1.9t4l Is for middlinx.
FLtph-Duf1 SEA hekys+ and tto41d 1:eE Liver /;
fSM2B.19 for AIa Stat ;&s.as@a 81 Tor axtra RoRna
Uocp Ohio - "a 1850 for trade bttsds.
NHItKI-putl and dro ping 81 Is liz 6t2tes and
81. TIA ~ for W&A!eru-clostnK hsATy.
GnA1H-Wbest anlt nsavY hld 993o1oWeF !. el.9
al ii + Winter Ne and Amber Wtit.1n, and 81
Sta ior Chicago md Rseins spring. !sys eu tl.ts
and declining 9lss ,toI mixed Weatssn. uats Ii
ltco1R1s-Cofee, dull ana droepinx; aakhr- du1i
AnA a, fy3 New OIL Aue II tAG4114c sfol&sses du
ealea b. s.cten Of tosso lsco ats9ssc. susssaonse
'Ps4xo1STH-bun: c1uds. SIC refined In bond. e,c
do; slosed At S'c: sothed irse. 7sc.
REoL-Duu. ...
n for nnt1s Si1a33 for now uo c1sh 4s3.o for do
ftxt liz way; r. go 80 for pTio. aud $ti5t&&5 for
ii. is4 orls: satse oste sst ents sria
tan ate lAtt 3esr lp5 est brIH. Beat gfe11Y hus
au,et. g. tssi e9 III eeant1y me.. 8 ssalaM fot
&la03t.o'cE s1t.s n,:a. tst.l ssost: old nd ps. "
e1th l.,Is 1sctsEs.: ssMo date q, TN. z5::,s
auiet : A4iaAe tot sne9ldess; s9;sn ier ssms r.
la!d ri. a.e a,oos.x i .sHa2oxn; Buttss q e. q
At6 p!jce4 lffeEutT 1t 341 for Neftafnt ana 692At
for AtR4N. EhE44< dull NJ 13GEd4
, 1864-10-03

sou1A. REuMos.-on Saturday evening the
employees OF the journal, and a few invited
friends met 1t the fremont Hopee, IN accordance
With the invitation Of Chs. L. TlIeon, Esq, who
hou Il the Court Of St. James, now resumes his
editorial connection With the journal. About 1s0
pfftpns rat down TO diIner, which wA1 gotten mp
IN tho usual style Of mine host'' Of the fremont
Speeches and toasts followed each other In rapid
succession, and when sae hour Of separation ar
rived. each departed To his home, well pleased
with the eyentns's entertainment,
, 1864-10-03
Qbifago Qribn'1e.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1864.
THE CITY.
II Attention u called to Nrs. Duupt m{lu
~ opening In our advertising columns,

AIC0EQA ~ CkH0Q 10 AEt& DQUEk mill
pesy opening In our advertising columns.
T. PERSONAL -se1zesat Wilson, OF capt. Koyat's
company. zeceotlY In csaree oi ths Best, and who
hiss beoonae well known in that capacity, xas se.-
tfF2Ay cttetsseed from the sefsice To- Disability.
Sargent Wilson ID I brave eoldlet xnd i capitsi
gentleman, AID No wish hin much sarceas IN civl
Tn OrRx1ta To-N1aRr The exenlng ses-
sfoas At Bryant 4 STATIONS Comhescial colle,s
coaamsoec this {Noadsy1 evening. Now II the
dns young gentlemen to prepare yourselves to do
busnnes either for yourselves tor others. It t8
eouutnfng thAt Jon cannot a1old 10 do without.
AcotDxar On 1H1 NonTuwEsTE8K RAnwAr.-
A German named John Free, 1ahoros on the
Northwestern Railroad, vas run oscr on Friday.
By grsvd train. while pas*ing tho maehine phop.
hornhl{ maneing his LEFT lee lust below tho koee.
moucd, who SmputAted the knlItred limb.
, 1864-10-03
DRAFT ln COOK COUNTY.
SIXTH DAY OF TEE DRAWING.
Tn Twelfth and Ninth WARDS Dfawn ffsR-
Named Il the PfixA NelaArs-fn SreM
Il Eallansass -Resslnss Ia thu
Eyaaiar,.

Saturday Was The fifth day Of tho drsn In Cook
county md The second Of lbs conaesiptaon In tho
catJ Of Chicago. Froa IN es1ly boar In tho morr-
ing the sidewalk In ftouf Of tho Provost NArnh1ls
once WIS rendered a1uost impossible By the
large xow6a Of ctuxens rom various Wards who
Assembecd to &aip Information regarding their DIR.
uculst localities. little after ~ O'Clock the doors
ware opened fnf the aamtealoo ot dlI1ana of the
T~e!fth, which WAS TO bc the drat drawn, and to
fs1 mihutes tue room wsS packed With eaeer
spectators, who, dustL1 thr Wbo.c dine Of drawinE
av1nced rho ceepest Interest n tha proceodluet,
on,y breaking The silence ny general occasional
shout Of DeEsfment ~ eomc.eel krown uame
THR DRAWING
The drawing, u on Saturday, vas supefinteuded
BY Captain James, commlssloner Aillken and Dr
FIecr, II proceeded In the ueuaf way Thc only
oids renee Was slight n,od1ncxiso1 IL the unanaec
renretct necsssa1y BY the lssKely Increased nun.
ber enrolled. The pamoa arc lied up 10 packages,
each OF which originally couftined hundred tick.
cts. b1t which ale bllehtly reduced BY exemptions
Every packet 10 labeled outside win tue nuulber
contained inside, and to prevent trouble aetsaag
t1rEn Fnistaket In counting. The ear3s IRE moi
counted dlstctly into the boz proper, hat each
packet IL counted into 6mall boz, when II corr
rect, they art turned INTO the chest. By this
eana II mfetahe In conatieg artses only the last
packet has to b gone .over, Instead Of tho whoic
number previously dealt ont.
NINTH wAHD.
Number enrolled, 1.d64. Deficit On nj calls, II,
Total numbet.to be draited, III. AID. Mtncel Tai
cots vas appointed 10 n,ske the draft. The fol-
]nNffr Y,sYneN seore dr1wn.
, 1864-10-03
anarkees by Te1egrapfsr
ALBANY LIVE 4T0CK ptAnKr.
Especial DtspateA u tsa CetosKo T.fbnne.J

Especial D4sp4sca to tSa C2fosKo Tff6nne.J
AInA1T. E-:1.. aatukaa1. oes l. tosL
T1fs nss barn the dullast mtfHss & The yeAf for
live stook. TAs depression Of yeata't.y kftw moro
seyyyo to-day, ard although press tavs Aerpped 10
per pourd liye wright nj round. md probably He On
tbe lAxxr e1adea ea1es wuso nesn1 nlow.j The Af
Eyeee4e ssles for TIE wbek do DOT exteed i ,DOa.
Nearly s1t tts Hew-Yoxk busose RAst Kons hon,a
empty hspded. Had Bs.Ehtea buyers sst1l hoeo VIII
probably Do 1ito*tse.- :.
supply d unurxary bea1r. 5.tsa hsad. but tas
1nyes afs fos tho nest Hsft M2da up OF tho hf fsd
stock. Holders f.&.tEE TO sks the tnaatss Of EosrE
70 New Yrgk are ts1tnE tts aaks1et. bar ttey dad
Comparatively fuw Wso eAzt cyea 70 loa1 as TANK
stock. Sowe drovea hare been sold 1t whas thar
coos IN Bn1alo. a3d o,hrs ARC ohesed At what they
cost In Detroit. Several hurdFod hrsd viii ba held
boro. Wtstetn dsalsra ara teleE1aphinE theif part
asrs 70 STOP ba31rG + and hhfppinE.
BHEEP sxe se1licE 1t s0sxc. and 1hnhs 1t 737He.
vita vef3 1tzsited dunsna X ceipts 7,6os-
Tbo hog eohEkst II aven wofss. tho d9o1ias up to
this eyeaDK bAI1k s@ic 2 .. Good fAt cotn-fed arc
NOW offered as 10, without huJsre. Recnpta 50
ahmed Ia EtW Yo{k1tsN0.
, 1864-10-03
*, Louis mnkkcr.


Be- LOUIS. 81Sof4A1 Evening" U6F. /.
Especial D.4pateh 70 tho chicago TEtsune.l
TouAooo-Dull and dtcoairKs tFeAk verS snail,
3skhts being AL thss wnrd efared. stems &3yaa
10 green and damaged TAGS u S9aa %. factory do
ta50a1o ~; ptiaters' do. S1l.0o; cnnmon shipping
do. &tah.
FLouH-UachAn5ed. sRles Of 1000 brls double
extra Ut $lo,5 1nspseted ana delivered; 100 do do 1t
4i131 and 70 do e1txR ut %lo15 2 bst.
aAAN-Fheas hr1a but transactions limited 8ales
of5ts sackt il 1ots II 470s II escfs II lots 1t
3f66s 35k Rseks It &ag7k bu. Corn dtna. Se1es Of
909 taeks Fed n reeesys gunnies It st 81, 1eo do
Mhiis r iots st .! % oo do II q ~ DO FL;
fscss :. &c. - aps 100 y poor Ds.s d.hrs1sa
saies hsld At ffor e1.1aez 50 fnt tall.
IAan-sA'ea Of 90 tts n zsn and 70 DO atzsc.
TALIoW.RemAaa 1uies It iac. 6ale Of q lot Of
G!sate Iaft sau reuox At i7e AZ rouad.
&1.l3 laE
, 1864-10-03
TEE BANK R10r.
Complaints OF tho Rebel Organ mo
11nrtInI LAW-9nv1nE 2overnm ent

A. might b. expected. the account Of tho row
thAt occurred on Saturday In frout Of the Wesssrn
Marina Bank, was sastaJ and v1llasnously mAgni.
dcd by the rebel organ. "ol1lt authority" 1t ex-
olatme, "taupied u1der fott By llwcss bo1-
"dkr1 - "pollc<nek efficient ard psonptly Oh
the ground, but showed aside b tho aoldleta and
rot allo9ed to pfe4etTs onas, and 70 On for
hand xsiIs tse ata sios -. s ase e.sa a
s,as @ Ss
hs, d vbee Needed. The Mayor purpos.lI xept
c 3 s ss soa & ;ss ast g. s
n.,1. atter The row wea qaeled and ordeT re4tored
By the provost enard. hsd u not bsea for ths sol
ht hs1s So oees i %
mo DADS ia progress unchecked and unopposod,
let The experience Of Other ettles tol
tho.ity over noliitssy what bua,nets had
TIC Provost Guard 10 nsu1p re tnaettoss
o. ths police Y preSsesvs ppnS deE ,nd p,e
dut, Of he polics to s,:end 70 the preven.ion Of
crime and ths q1ei1ng Of EIotA iuoless tho city Is
placed under martial ~ n fne application of
&. z SosrR ins ID 9ca IL IL
1ocsteo ccn.atIs preit5 much all tho to,lltary OIL
eea. with their eonu Mt. there a1e tn oa,cseo.
9s ata sfs ns fseota,
sud otss. u uToptrt1 of tho Government ii ths
hnlsdlnx. Was i not no honndsn And imperative
1 Quad he nnblic property IN bis charge or was
i bIs duty to hays looked Idly On. until i bloody
!let vss raging IN ne streets and ne Mayor asksd
talbtnee b1 discaarEes Of grape and volleys oi
But Wat Is the use in fa1thez arsqlns tbs mai
joice to eee moo roftng th.ouzh tho streets,
such a. thss whiea pilla7ed. murdered and burned
IN New York for three na1s. Ths btsinninK ot
On 6tate streat. The latter was Bnuf1cd oat Whit
jet but mcre spsrk; the former was allowed ts
tweu into ~ aHful eonaskfaaon, Mhieh 1io aimos
md jsw obfdipg citizens, and was only quelled at
1er hundreds 81 Lives hid been lost, and millions
property de:troged. Ths ae!.sa snd .9eenal e
dtscription OF Tho small row and Its connent'
| thereon.
, 1864-10-03

R1xrrTAxexa.-We ara informed that I largo
quantity u greonbscks arrived In tbs city yeatsz
day, to euable aoms OF the banks to meat run, II
attempted to-day. We would again caution our
readers not to enact tho put of tbeep, who will,
wtsu frightened: jump laso tbs verJ dangsE they
5,os u ,es