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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

A QUEER FUsEiAI SgKaoa -Nia6au,s
Cresswell, of nQtegious!y evil character, in
the lax times Of Ch9rias II. died in Bride
veil She desired by VIII. says Granger.
to have sermon preached at her funeral.
for which the preaeact was to have ten
pounds; bug>upea the express condition that
nc was to say nothing but what was well Of
her. a preacher was with soma difficulty
found who undertook the tasg u lis seq
mon hs spoks generaliy CT masaiity. ard
the gooiaesA to DO made IF il. and oonclud-
Cd thus b the vi; ai tiso deceased. i IS
expected ti4sI shoGil 0lentioa Ter. sasd
say hoihlog bat wbat Is r.tl 81 har 81
that | shaii say al hsr te.e.oes Is thia-
she was born ws'l. slls lives val aul sls
died we'll for she vas born With d ne'ssn
OF Csess-well she lived il Gierkeu-xel.
aud she died IN Bride woIi5'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02
Notice to Tax Payers OF Au-
g1fSta County

IN pursuance Of ali ordsr Of the County Court Of
l. said County entered at the July term 1854, it
is provided; tthit whenever, prior to he lst day
9 Of October 1864, any perSan ehargeable with
g portion of the levy lnstdae said term, shall be
g fore the Clerk Of the Court prove by his own
q oath and the cath ofsstaaast sone disinterested
o witness, that such eax pafer has lest by the act
!" food, orofthe pIoilee nens any realor per-
s s. sass against sfa Is vsadss
+" Gin 1859 speoi 81 property has been 80
z lost, and. that X has iiat had returned to him,
e or reeoxs Such property or been conlpensa-
" ted th in sly rasnner, it shall be the duty
Of III 10y reFersaee to the land and prop
:" erty - 1868 to make lie proper estimate
8 OF the-proper.y lost a41 not retained or other
Es 8 - 81 ~ tsEp 5efA aue@ydIng ~
g the valuaeion and assessment of 1863 ~
All persons interested in this notice are request
ed to come forward, and upon evidence of one
disinteresta witness, walbe entitled to eertifi-
cate showing theamo TO be deducted from the
levy of the present year and the Sheriff will take
in and hold such certificate for the settlement Of
his accounts and said order further provides that
as an nducement to prompt pay mens of the levy
made, that if the be paid before the lst
day of October 1854, be subject to an abatemonto o.
10 per centum upon the amount ehargeabie
against any person making such payment: The
Clerk is entitled to receive the sum OF five dollars
from each tax payer for such certificate.
Extract Teste.
NM. A. BURNETT, CLERK.
a n
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Chr Uiuditat0r.
W. II. II. LYNN, Editor 4 Proprietor.
TERMS

~o-~D-->-~~~~>~1~~C-"
The ssvlNDICAT0R" is published weekly, at
Eight Dollars a year; Five Dollars for
six ,noaths.rhree Dollars for three months,
invariably IN ADyAN CE.
ApyEsrIsEMFNfs inserted at NO DOLLARS
per square Of eight lines (or less) for each insef-
ton Larger advertisements in the same proper
tlJn. ,
1azs- Unless the number of insertions be markea
upon the manuscript, they will be inserted until
forbid and charged accordingly
~. 4 libaral discount made to those who ad-
vertise hv the year.
mss- Annual ad sertisers viii be limited to theil
in1nediate business, though oeeas,aoaf e,lates q
tLs for "a 81 tho ent may be made during
the wear.
zgsy- Transient Advertisements payable. in ad
rance; all others viii be considered Cue when cal
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RORskS STOLEN.

I1U rs . 3 q LEN.
QI00 REWARD.-StoIen from my camp, az
p IOO the house Of Mr. W g Newell on the
back road, opposite strasourg, IN Shenandoah
county, on the night of the lst.of august.
a DARK Brown or Bay Horse,
under medium size comp actlY built left fore foo
and left bind foot white, rightfore ankle eat slight
" by left hoof, small sore on the back near the
back bone, and is q very fast racker. De is an
old horse, age not known.
Also, at the same time and from the same pl ace
A small Bay Mare,
about lo hands high, with star in forehead, and
sweeny in left shoulder. No other marks remem-
bered.
reward Of 500 will be paid for the return Of
hoth horses, or $50 fnr either or for inforinas
that Ill enabs us to get them.
GEO. H. SMITH. Col. b2d Ree't.
! HOUSTON HALL. Hal. cd Rec't.
Aug. l9.--4t irnboden's Brigade
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Tfsa svaeLE1yAN rEngALE COT

THE sYGGLzlYAA FEngALas col
LEGIATE INSTITUTE sTAUNToN Va, vill
open The 18th 81 September next.
Being encouraged by rast success, end the
we will Increase our efforts to sNsjaia the fair
REPUTATION Of the lnatiute and will endeavor, BY
the reasonableness OF terrns, to bring the adj
vanages of Collegiate Education within the reach
Of as many IS possible
Each Department viii ba sapplied with comae-
tent and experienced Teachers.
Those wislling to enter are requested to apply
! immediately. WINS. BAIRD "A MI
Aug l9--lm. Principal.
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WOOL wa Il ED.

The undersigned very respect I'll ~ informs the
citizens Of Augusta and the adaoea counties that,
having furnished himself with couplete set OF
machinery, he viii re establish lis Factory in the
county Ct keesbfidge, and commence operations
IL the course Of SIX weeks. Having removed to a
place Of safety his stock Of CLOTH, prior to the de-
struction Of hls Factory &, Port Republic. BY the
Yankee, hois nov prepared tie exeh snge eioth
for "oel, upon the toioa'iag terms One. yard OF
clath los two poands Of clean washed wool.
Ia orssr~to fraks7 It insre convenient to those
lt1 al to aaae gn exchange, he has made ar
rs @at5 vita II, Z IsvaE. at the 9Idca tor
otFce, Staent9n. 4 receive and receipt tos the
wool The o!0sA vii De delivered 81 the same
place If desired.
those not dispos j 70 barter their WOOL, will
find 4 parehaarr bT oaling on sir. Lynn. :, 10
wiIi pay fine l5hgst n4acke price.
Aug. 10 Il. a &. T8SeUA8r.
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OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD, :,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A CAR Will leave Staunten every Friday morn
IA ing, to convey such supplies as persons may
charge of reliable person. who will see to their
delivery at eorvenient point. Packages should
be delivered (piaialy marked) on Thursday
evening Those who wish can deliver packages at
Fishersville and Waynesboso', which will also be
taken. Ii. nj. BELL
Nsy. 20, '63-tf Maj. d Q. NJ.
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Corn, which has been selling at f,ftEv -
fifty dollars per bushel in Fayette vile, N,
c., has fallen to fourteen, aud looking down-
wards.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

Dom REWARD.- Stolen from my farm,
Up f~OO near Parnassns, Augusta County,
a BLACK MARE,
six years old, little thin in order. about fifteen
hands two inches in Eeight, and rides very we'll,
pacing but little. There are no white marks about
her, but she has n small sote from the saddle, on
the side Of her back aud little suri-bnrnt
/ will giFe the above reward for the return Of
the mare 10 me or my son. At Mint Spring, or shy
information that will lead SO her recovery.
Aug. H. If. Nta MeFAAL
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

Brig Gen lore 7. Taylor, cnanmisarF
General Of Subsistence ct tie U $ army
died recently in philadelphia lie was
brother Of President Taylor, but proved
false to the South
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

Raohela tutor Is just dead 10 Paris. {I9
was poor actor, beta dnished iastAetar
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Bricks. For Sale

r have for sale from 50 to 100 thousand 3 RI oKs
1 PRICE S50per thousand, to be taken from the
Kiln withontpicking then. apply to Mrs. "
Harmsn. Stanntons Va.
Nor. 2T-tf
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HADTEs AND GENTLEMEN,
CENTIgA HOTEL

CHARLOTTESVILLE, IA.
fE'HE Proprietor Of this convenient HOTEL re
L. spectfuy call the attention OF the
rrray@rlIsAS Cubic
to the situation IF his House, being Immediately or
the Railroad, and thereby avoiding all chances Of
being left by the trains. His table, supplied with
the best the markets afford and his well ventilated
rooms, Furnished with
CLEAN BED DING,
afford comfortable entertainment TO the WEARY
TatvaLLER. He respectfully solicits the patronage
Of the public.
r. VI. BAILEY.
March 6, ls63.--en
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The Impending Crisis. at the North.

4 he s*ImDendins CFisls7 at the North.
We present below few specimens Of
those turbulent manifestations which have
lately filed the Northern press, and are
designed to have their effect upon the
issue of the impending conflict between
the Democracy and the Black Republi
cans
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

v,EyTAL NOTICE --DR. W CHAPMAN
removed his Office to Main Street orpo-
Dr. u AT e'swh sEs he vllt oe pleased to soc
friends
St.tntoa oste,sf II =,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

The coal wheelegs Of Chelsea, near Eos
toa, haze struetfor Eve dollar per das.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

e. % @ I'D eW ef IT G TT E 6
r ha We removed nv FRICTION MATCH MAN
IL UFACTORY, to the corner known as q Biekle'
Corner" on Augusta street, opposite the DIR
goods store of Mr.. Owen G. Morris, where shall
be prepared to furnish Matches by the Gross or
Bog. These matches extensively used in
Sta and Richmond and thought to be fully
equal TO any ever sold in this market. | shall al
ways have supply on hand. as tie manuf factory
is kept constantly in operation
Jan 26-lyr .. Il. BLACKBURN.
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HARTMAN & BELL,
Atxoxuoyss at Iavx

sTAuNToN, VA.
M Il. HAENAN MAJ be found foas.s At The s; Ole
Rs1., aud wiiigive prompt attention to busines
entrusted to the firm.
February 20, 1885,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02
.SToTy.EyT -.

4 four per cent Certificate No. 1887 issuued to
| 4 Peter Miller, was picked up i'll the streets ct
Stanton and is now in the hands of The Editor
of the Vindicator, who will deliver the same to the
owner upon his personal application for it.
August 5-tf.
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w anted
600 BUSHELS sE ggEEHf.R

TIVE undersigned wislias TO purchase for the
i Town of .Stannton. One Thousand Bushels az
Wheat, or It's eqaivaIent In Flour, payable in
Bonds of the Corporation, IN one, two or three
years, at the option Of the seller. The Interest
viii be paid either annually or semi annually as
may be desired.
j. G.. WHEAT.
W. 3. kAYSEn. lcomaittee.
JAS. CRAWFORD.
Aairi1st L. lseA--afs
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Three Hundred Dollar s
g UZ - Ted 2

II. g Uu - Ted :
GTDLEN from the subscriber, near Barter
~ srook, on Wednesday night the 3rd inst,
One Bay Horse, and One Black Mare.
The horse years old, black name and tail very
heavy, is branded with the letters e. S. on his
left hip bite on both hind feet star in his fore
head, The left fore foot split in the hoof ana a
lump on the inside. Tn Mare is nine years old,
coal black, white star in the forehead, lum on
the left side of her back caused b Y the saddle,
has very large ears, and on her hips where the
gears work the hair is Of brown color which can
be easily noticed. / will give the reward of
Three F'eadred Dollars for the delivery Of the
mare TO ne. or such information as will les to
her recovery, and liberaigeward ELL be given
for I'll Horse branded G. s. deliyerea to me-
GEORGE A. RHODES.
August s. le64-1m@
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Tie piapters If Roatotoc caautF. Ml7asia-.
sippi. are contracting p deliver tier wheat
attyo dollars per bisdel,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

HORSE STOLEE.
GaEQQ REWARD. Stolen from the sub
pCUO scriber, in Brooks Gap, on Monday,
the 18th instant,
BAY STALLION,
four years old last Spring, black name andstail,
name rubbed off on tep By collar, small foretep,
small star in his forehead, high carriage, hind
legs white. one white b alf way to the knee, seal
or knot on bis right fore foot just above the hoof
is vel! shod, with steel toed shoes his fore
feet, and plain shoes hind feet. He seen,
understand, in Mt. Solon on Monday evening
with boy on his back, without saddle, and
passed up by Stribbling Springs.
i will pay the above reward for bis recovery, OF
for information that wilt enable me to get him.
Any information In regard to the horse can be
left at the office OF the Register, or addressed tc
Tue at Cootes' store, Rockingham county, "a.
EMANUELi HOOVER,
Son CT David HooFer's widow.
August 10TH 4t.
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w Ham Faubcr and Marion Fasiber~
TAKE NOTICE, that shall on Saturday the u
Il of September next, and from day to day
thereafter until completed at the Clerks ottre CT
the County Court of Augusta, take the deposltlons
ofwitnesses to be read as evidences on the tra' ei
ca Sc now pending in Circuit Court OF Augas,a
County, in which am plaintiff and you are defend
A.w. oREAvER.
August Is,-tf.
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GESERAb Hon vas confirmed by pislioc
Lay Atlanta al few Gays ssaee.
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PUBE4HC NOTICE.
NOTICE.

INFORMATION is desired concerning Arthur
3 c. Ramsay, a soldier of Brigadier General
Faughns command. wounded at Piedmont, aud
nation touching the above mentioned will be
thankfully received by j. T. l.. Preston, at Lex
ingtou, Va. Aug I9- St
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

> now receiving neat and well selected assort
L inent of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Dye stu ifs
which he will sell as low as the times will Justify
Among the Dry Goods will be found of variety
of.styles and patterns OF Ladies Dress Goods com
prising
CALICOES,
LAWNS,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02
LOST CAT IT,

T LOST. By the Yankee raid, aou4s twenty yearl-
d ings, and two years old, a clip off ca oh ear-
Three cows--a big speckeled, a brindle with one
horn off; white, with dark spots about the neck
The last two are fresh about this time. Also some
beef cattle, marks not known. believe some Of
them in this county.
Aug. 10 49, JAMES G. C0CHRANE.
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PuBIIC NOTICE

pUJBI4IC NOTICE
THE safe Of B. Crawford was broken open by the
Public Enemy in June and the following
Confederate staetes Certificates.
Some Certificates to me IN my name from A. f.
Kenney, C. s., Depository, for bonds.
FEB. Is, certides tie for per cent bond $500
Mla,8, q ." e /" 5000
Mar. is. I &c - $500
And several ether Nos aad amounts to be found
on Government Books, all Issued to nc and none
ever assigned or transferred
August ST.
gsr- Sentinel Copy Ct law. sad send bill and aft
da7itto this office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02
Miscellaneous Articles.

Extractof lockwood, Coparas, Cap and note pa
per Envelopes. Lead Pencils, Hats Of different
styles and qualities, Tobacco, Chewing and Smo-
king, Cigars, Black Pepper, &C.,
The above comprises in part the assortment oil
goods now in store and Will be constantly receiv-
ing fresh supplies throughout the season.
l take this method of returning my sincere
thanks to the people of Stanton, and the County
for the yeryliberai encouragement extended te
me whilst eng aged in business at former period
and hope bv strict attention to busiress at this
time, and adopting the wholesome method OF quick
sales and short profits, that shall stlI return
their good opinion. and consequently receive 8
share of their patronage.
N. B. Country produce OF all kinds taken in ex-
change for goods.
St2unton june 8-tf
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All aayartisiay for less term Tho three months,
will ha CHARGED for a. the usual rates.
ny Improvements of Candidates inserted
and charged for rs other advertisements
re- Al Comm ancasons or Notices OF personal
ornrivate character, or intended or calculated to
promota ANY private enterprise or interest, Will be
charred for az advertisements.
qss- Joitueries will be charged FOR as other
asrortssenonts They must in all cases be accom-
pariad by the money.
asy~ CHce on New Courthouse Street. oppo-
site Branaebugg's 0ld Stand, and pear the Va.
a ltai.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02
WHAT THE PEOPLE ARE SAYING.

The Clairmoas Ohio "Sun'' thus speaks
OF the feelings with which the tax and con
acription candidate--the hero Of draft
proclamations--i regarded in that county.
Il says:
IF permitted to Judge Of the feelings in
other locations by that Of our own, Mr.
Lincoln will be the worst defeated man
who ever was heard OF.
The people, save and except the shod
dies, are almost universally opposed TO his
recollection. They cannot be hoodwinked
any longer lie is. emphatical'y, "dead
cock IN the pit" II he should establish q
military bastiie in every schoo! district.
and had the power to convert til leaves of
the trees into greenbaeks, with all his tools
TO peddle them. he would fail. Saltpetre
will Dot save him His political caroas is
too far deeomposeds Let the Democrats.
as they surely will. nominate man Of
broad and comprehensive views, opposed
to pnblic stealing. end one who considers
tie interest Of the white man paramount
to.that Of the negro. one who ID IN favor Of
the Union with or without slavery, and
tueir aaccess will be certain
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-09-02

MUSLINS,
AhPACCAs. &c.
Hosiery assorted TOR Ladies' and Gentlemen, Hoop
skirts, extra quality, Boss, assorted colours, Cen
tleone's neck ties different styles, Shirts, white
and coloured, Shirt collars, Brown and Bleached
cotton cloth sheeting do yds wide, Cotton yarn
fTssa Mob Ia wnste fgAaArac}s eaf II a1sf af
rest, ,ses IsaHtsy EFT and SHIRT Buttons, patent
thread different colours, together with variety
of ether articles in this line not enumerated.
CROCE les.
Rio Coffee q superior article, Cunpowder and
Imperial Tea, fine faTors Brown Sugar of excellent
quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
XXXYIIITM CONGREss.

WAsHlsoroS, January 9,--SESrE--Mr
Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, offered resolution
providing for the expulsion Of Senator Davis
Of Kentucky, owing to the sentiments pu,
forth in a reoeut resolution BY the latter,
which IN the opinion Of Mr Wilson incites
the people to reasonable insurreetion and re.
bellion. Stripped Of ia verbiage, Wilson said
this was the purpose OF the resolution
Mr. Davis explained to the Senate that the
language quoted in Wilson's resolution was a
sarblsd version Of his ow resolution What
be (Davs) proposed was that the people
should rise at the polls and take the power OF
this Government into their own hands He
(Davis) repeated that tho the terms Of viii
sons resolution were against the terms Of his
own, and we're false ia fact
The subject Was then passed over, and the
Senate resumed the consideration of the bill
in amendment of the enrolment act
Debate followee on tho $500 commutailon
clause. Lane advocated its repeal, and pro.
posed striking it out, and believed the country
would snstain him He believed the term OF
service ought TO be reduced from three years
10 eighteen months Without vote the SEN
ate went into executive session, aud subse-
quently adjourned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOONgDEsPATCHEs
FIGHT EXPECTED.

CUMBERLAND, Md, January Especial to
the Herald says the garrison ht Petersburgh
Western Virginia was surrounded to-day by
Fitz Hugh Lee and Rosser moving between
New Creek aud Petersburg
The enemy drove our forces out Of Burling-
ton to-day. Cumberland Mary land, was thrsa-
tened and much excitement prevails here to-
here about tomorrow morning Passenger
trains on the railroad are stopped
The enemy yesterday captured q train Of
thirty-six wagons
three main columns
Imboden has been attacked at Winchester
and driven back. So far everything has been
in our favor
1t has been showing heavily all day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
GoYERNOR ANpREwIs MEssAGE

BosToS, January The annual message
Of Governor Andrew was delivered to-day. II
is very lengthy and comprehensive. The re.
ceipts Of the State Treasury for the year we're
S7,229,923, and the payments in the same
time $6,725 ,567. The establishment of n
Military Academy uRder the patronage Of the
Commonwealth is urged. The total OF men
furnished to the land service by Massachus setts
previous to the act Of 1863, was seventy.fve
thousand, eight hundred and sixty Cover.
nor Andrews argues at length in favor OF re-
cruiting our wasted regiments in the field
The Governor says whenever one community
can furnish volunteers Tor our armies, and 9th
er communities can afford to pay them to
come, but can't afford to spare their own me
from their own industry, the simplest political
ecouemy teaches the westfulness of refusing
to allow their balance to be adjusted by the
law of supplies and demand, Governor An.
drew closed as follows The great proclAma.
ton of liberty will lift the ruler who uttered IL
in our nation and our age above all vulgar des
tiny. The bell which rung out the Doclara
ton of Independence has found at last a
voice articulste to proclaim throughout all the
land and to all the inhabitants thereof 1t
has been heard across the Ocean, and has
modified the sentiments Of Cabinets aud
Kings. The people of the old world have
heard il, and their hearts stop to. catch the
last whisper Of it's echoes The poor slave
has.hesrd it, and with bounding Joy. tempered
by the mystery OF religion he worships and
adores. The waiting continent has heard il,
and already ioresees the fulfilled prophecy,
when she will sit redeemed rejuvenated and
disenthraled by the genius Of universal eman-
cpatlon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
TAX ON WHISKY-PAYMRNT OF
SEVEN.THIRTIES

WAsHISGroS, Jan 9.--Tbe Tribune spec
al says .he Committee of Ways and Means
is IN session to-day engaged on considering
amendments to the Internal Revenue Bill,
stated that il the Committee advance the tax
on whisky only to the figures recommended
by the Secretary and Commissioner, viz: sixty
per cent per gallon, as at larest advices they
were disposed to do, an effort will be made
in the House to add forty per cent making
one dollar per gallon.
General Hancock who has Just assamed
command Of the Second Corps, is ordered to
report to the War Department, and General
Warren again placed in command Of the
corps under decision of Secretary Chase,
the payment of the 7-30 Treasury notes, will
be made in legal currency of tho United
States, unless resumption OF specie payment
takes place before that time Sshould holders
desire they can convert notes into six per
cent bonds, the interest and principal of
which is payable in coin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
New York Market.

NEw YoRE, January 9.-Flour steady
8 lower 7b@6 80 for extra State;
35@7 60; for Round Hoop Ohio. WheaI
a shade frmer aud in good demand 43O47
Chicago spring 43@46 for Milwaukee club
4s@5S for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy 25@l 26 for store Oats
10. lower S59s64 Pork shade frmer 90
al 81 old ! IDOL IL new mess. Lard
frmer ll@l2i. Whisky active and firmer
At 92@95
NEw YoaK, January 9.--Stocks dull
easy and steady Money in fair demand al
seven per cent, Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81. Erie 6l New
York Central 3li. Reading 1874
Gold ] 5l4. Coupons 81 25. Harlem g3
One year certificates 981.