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b II IL EG APH.
Rebel Burieigh Applies for n Postpone.
ment.

TORONTO, Dec. I'm the Lake Erie case, to-
day, the rebel Burleigh applied for months
postponement, to obtain evidence from Rich
mond. A decision will be given tomorrow.
On her arrival at Collingwood the steamer
Georgian was searched, but nothing contraband
was found
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REBEL PRIsoNERs.-G. Singleton, 9th LouIsl-
ana int n. L. France aud @. p. KAtinE, lTt Mary
and cav; NJ :, Barr, ID Virginia Inf.i hobt ElSey
lat ViTsiniA oGy,i J. Il. Watkins, Mosby's bat. i
Jno. R. Jones, 7Gh Virginia inf Lewis Peacock,
2Si VirginiA cav, are rebel prisoners, and were
peT's Ferry They were committed TO the Old
Capitol by Col IngrA rAhAm ~ prisoners ofwAr.
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of gray hair by using Lubins Florilins,n II will
surely restore faded hair to new life, create nev
hair upon bald heads and make the old look youth
rare and indesoibably delicious perfume OF thou
sand exotic nowers. Contains no oil or alcohol,
and will not soil the most delicate fabric. II IL
iu,t what lAdles need,
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

were more or lees nominal. Cut meats we're less
active prices there decided change sales
o; loo packages l6c lie Tor shoulders and lsc
Iec ar The lard market less active sales Of
I.00C bbls n 234c 24s.c.-tbe latter an extreme
price Butter was fair demand sales al s6c a 4Sc,
FOR ono aud 4sc Sac. FOR State. Cheese only In
uoderase demand, at 2lc csc fer common prime.
RicK.-Marke, dun aud scarcely a. frm
SUGAR The market was gust, and we hsv eay
&c cote es II 1so hhds Cuba al 20Ec- Refined Was
verv quiet and prices we're i.ttle easier
TALlow held Al i9c., but we hearo Of 90 sales
WHIsKFy.-Receipis 1T6 bbls. The marks, was very
well sustained, the current beng onsderea
low 10 view Of the reveune tax Sales 500 obls
AZ 81 79ka a$l so
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Sept. t2-sp
tsprs Receipts. rs bbis Toe mak.t vas ilsctlv.
ana prices wholly uomnal
Bass Dsruris Receipts io,sl6 bbls. door, IA bb
sso % meal sl2is bushels wheat, l5o4 4s7 do
corr apd - co7 do. ocis The heavy decline u gold
.sme txe pail bresds,rTs to-dsy. aed vas smosi
10 oos bic 10 obtao .orrecs sTpressoo Of TIE narssi
5sy.s. sept Pretty well koof and .racs pretty
80 q stand The limited business ussssc,ed ~D at .
decline Of Isc 25c and the dspressoo nsn have teen
much more nrsrd he'd the supp!y cot bees extremely
gn, Tor tao season Of the rear The sales include GOO
n state and western coo soutbsro and 600 rsuaos1
10 rye nos, 5othins usDsp,red, though the marSe
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

InE sayAuE SILVER MINING COMPANY OF SAN
Fr8ncgco has declared dividend of hty dclsrs per
foot goia psysbe through the Bank 81 California 70
Es-,err otknold.rr 90 and sftes the 9Th instant less
etthsnseby LIES \ WhLLtR, No ences 81 Pine street,
NV loAK SOL Q. IhGt
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

were light 81 reduced quotations Bankers still ASK
ios l09 ior steliug gold ra,el but ccHnsscial bits
arc 6 be bought ESQ 20 2so 10 currency
The bank statement Tor the tnows decrease n
loans of more thar two millions anc deposits o. lp.
waras OF three millions The rormei naiosles the sem
possry contraction the banks pract sng the at.
ter the cause wn'ch renders . advisable
The business al the SubIteasary to-day was as 'oi.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

ooFEs --1he market rcma'ned dull, aud prices were
NOR, 81 Ice, nomps
FRrGurs we're extremely dull aud rates Irregular 20
Liverpool Der uenta engagements include 500 bushes
wheat a. "a, zoo sos petroleum, bs. Cd $50 green
nts lie 90 l,o0t gallons sperm OIL 22s 51 ard ~
steamer 800 bpyce cheese 35s To Gasow per steamer.
10 oaes hair 96s zoe tterces ard, sos and 1s00c
busheis wheat,p = r Bremen 100 nhds tobaccn 22s
ID 25s ard 20 tons black walnut 25a To Antwerp.
80 o6s oetr-eurn, ss prussan bark ass tons. 70
Bprcesar oak timber IL 900 Pruysiar brig 2lt .ons
safse voyage giavts and British BARK 5ei tons %
Blcuos Ayree both private terms
Mo- ss1s The market was inactive, but In prices
luere Was rrntorial change.
rrrpot rrs- -R-oe PTS, ,03 bbs The gres, decline 70
nrk reo. tie market 10 ansettea vta,e and prices
wNrf sla, entirely nirai Tho saes we're confined 90
oof bns crsie (pioHty 10 OIL coatractsl al t4c sc
90 the spot spd iec. aFSc or s the month, 100 nbs
yeapcd n bond 70 &c 5sc and POO DO free Ssc.
ssg- prse ives bed frmer than spy 5the kri
psny.soss .f.ecsipss $40 bb.s pcrt and La 40
nys tha posk insrsei was nesvv With sales ioyJu
bns Il tiossl fo' cid rncss 50 55~ Hs cash a.o
regular wsy ir ns do s3g t40 Tor prime and 81 20
. saa fos prime hess also 500 obs rev mess, or ~
se,asgrsr, Buyers option. u Sc The beef market vss
au,ss All ,w1r tales ef co bbs at sl,ssi5 for coln
~ ness, 81 ror country prime, $40 $40 or te
rscked mesa, srd SIS $40 for ex'rs pnme
af rrime ,ness hesf was fnscsise. nha rftss
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

: IRE wheat market shared the general depression he
l,red brsness upon the bass Of decline OF &C.
oc lie ss!es ncGae SS 900 bushels at 80 81 rs for
hcaso sprng 81 Gar IS for Milwaukee club ~ i6
az 4. or amber spring, 81 20 81 70 Tor winter ed
Western agc ~ 81 20 Tor unsocnd 20 good smbef hchi
sss Rye su pommaiy lover. being ocered al 81 tb.
me s.prly o. light snd with o!crably good
demand last saturdays prces were nearly s1stsired
salea 0oc egshels At 81 so 81 81 for Western mixed
oats vsre over snt iut al ssc e0c. The who's
market sery mach unsettled aud prices n The NAN
ca17oS.-,t. msrke, very dull and the quotations
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
PErsoLkox.
RICHARDS kts0SLAND.
IS PINE sTGERT. NEW TORE,
BUYS AND SELLS
OIL STOCKS.
For sale the following.
AUousr DIVIDENDS.

OIL STOCKS.
FOR sale the following
Auousr DIVIDENDS
will be advanced on S slock. purchased "a se.ss the
'.ffifST Siy'b2sS q So?g.psk rrk Asss AssT
sa'' shade Psi,HiqT piSibsSp II, csTpiRsycs spsR s
rned States ri,reeS% q, Scpgrp,s pgr tAaTu'
Consolidated y DsiosSp ;lf1G g fS"Rinss fHsq.'
sa''s f'u''fSs pstnssS &, ssSSsp:s'r :: rsY sSfes cssr
k'''e't, E;'SfsiS btSsssS S efT'e1i PIX cssf sAfs'"
Manhattan r'r1in Siyp2sS 2, SogTssS srss assr aESr
Buchanan rsrn on Nsmpsuy, September,
900 share. x,S Yort and Ai.ahsny fs,ro.un ceup,up
/, 10 ,hsres Berfsu Coal spi on compsng
@ sss sssrs: % sas.fssse ss.S s'Ssa Oh So%p.ss s1"''
70 y, shares n.,. IIn,sa ! .a O On &c, oS,O%psny sp,v
500 sbsres Aheessny River Petroleum Company. d rArA
,sSs share: ssns. o. comg..y q srs:ss:.s
iSSS share: Ores, we.ers Oh csr,p.ny q psn.d.pbs
& share: s.,.. 9ss 5.sols: me-; 81 ~
Books or SUBSCRIPTION
ara ,w or.n ., u. .so,s anes for .rrsai subscriptions
BURNING sPRISo
CENTRAL PErRoLEyM coMPASr.
Guaranteeing rsf cen. per month.
iMALpKs COAL AND OIL COMPANY
THE MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY 49,.
Il NOTICE OY DIVIDEND, no
NHw foRx. Sept O. lsM
M e ss s.S sssss ssas :. s
e. 5ss q e, H. y. .oS % q so sT
bEeheasrs Of record Al the close of NE business mh day
wALrkR n. LAwTok. rsAsursr
1inE sAvAuE SILVER MINING COMPANY OF SAN
Fr8ncgeo has declared dividend cf hfv dcllsrs per
foo, IN gold psyshle through the Banx ot Csicrnm 70
Eserr stotkbod.rn aud afteg the 9Th lnsant lese
etehsnSesy LIES wALLtR, No e1sces 81 Pine street,
Ntw losE. seta Z. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

To,s SIS ,2s5i2s 20 sos ssi ISL 6le II; ,sef ss3
CLEARING porss IRkS.AcUoSs
Enarlhr, for week ending sept ss365sl PTS 50
Clcarinss week sndirg sept 10 &S5 ,7ss $50 ~
Baasses gor week sa1in. sept 3.... l5 III .339 ~
e.,ncet for week ending sept To-. B723,32s IL
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ No IS VI !isn street
SFw rosH Sep, T. 1864
The annual meeting Of the sockhoid.rs Of hs COMPANY
viii be neld the ls NoniaS OF )-ooer ~ .a- sfce sf
the company ID william street. New yors at II scioek A.
for the susaouoa OF such business ss may come 20
fore the mselng JOHN A. DIX, PreG6eat
II Psos. Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
RuIIer Again.
(signed)

General Butler 10 one Of the craliest of
knayes. be has wormed himself TO such an
extent into the secrets and knowledge of the
plegs and intentions and scoundrelisms of
this administration, that they dare not offend
hum for fear he will expose and denounce
them. Lincoln gave him a prominent posi-
tiou in the army against the advice OF Grant
at the outset; he has kept him in positions
and on duty where he could not have placed
q man from his whole army who would have
been so offensive. Butler has proved himself
miserable failure in every case where he
has anything to do with army movements He
has contributed as much or more TO Grants
failure than any other man, except Lincoln.
An effort was made TO shelve him short time
ago, but be threatened Old Abe with expos
ure and vengeance, and was reinstated at
once, though such officers as General Smith
aud General Brooks we're put aside in conse.
quence Such work Of Lincolu's has DISCUS.
ted officers of worth and ability and driven
them from the service. According to the
Herald Lincoln writes to Grant, Having re.
instated General Butler you will oblige N
personally by exerting yourself to avoid all
cause OF difference or Irritation with him. at
least TIL 1fter election" Lincoln covers up
his fear of Butler by pretending 10 believe
that he has some political influence which
will be of value to himself in the coming cam.
paign We don't know where Buffers infu.
ence lies-it certainly is not in the Demo
cratic party, for he is despised there The
idea Of Abraham Lincoln endangering the in
terests and welfare of thirty millions of peo-
pie to conciliste "until after election" one
Of the most corrupt and Infamous political
villains Of any age is indeed astounding TO
those who do not know either of these men
Butler labOred to break up the Democratic
party in 1860, worked side by side with those
who supported Breckenridge, was the Breckn-
ridge candidate for governor of Massachu.
sets, and stood by the rebel leaders till Lin
coin offered him gold, when he at once be-
came radical abolitionist, and has had op.
portunity to wrongfnlly amass an immense
fortune, and iE ways that would make pirate
blush. He is without exception the most IL
centous, lecherous, souless villain of the
land, and yet Lincoln cings to him, upRolds
him, honors him, and fears him, for Butler
possesses knowledge that would conslgn the
rail-splitter to the bIackest infamy, were he
provoked, and did his interests require him to
use it-Dsfroit Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

PETITION FOR PARTITION.

superior Court Montgomery county Ohio.
Levi X. Basore and Amelia Ann Basore against
Samuel RodahefIer, El zabeth Boomershine Amelia
Ann Rodahefer, kllen kodAhetier, Frank Rodahcfier
ChrisenA hodaheusr Samuel n. kodahefer, susanna
Rodah, fer, LevinR Ketrow, William Henry Hoi ser
samuel Nc. Houser, sarah Isabella Bas re, OF the
State Of Ohio and El Iabeth Decker, Pnd Isaa.
Decker her husband Of the state of Indiana defend
ants.
TINHe above named def .ndants, and especially Eliza
l. beth Decker and Isaac Decker her husband, OF
has been filed anst them 10 the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county ONO by the above named PLAN
tihs, praying for partto OF the following descr bed
premisee situate In jackson town hip, Montgomery
county, Ohio.
Being Town lots numbered one hundred and ten (IlO
one hundred and eleven lll) hundred and twelve
a ~, ore hun red aud thirteen u 49,, one hundred
and ourteen Ql4), one hundred snd fifteen ms, in
the incorporated village Of FarmersVi. g. alec the
residue OF land owned hy Henry Houser. In his Il O.
time, situated in section twenty seven (2 town four
hundred and twenty perchea also the land owned by
the said Henry Houser /" his lifetime, situated in the
southwest arter, Of section twenty one (2l) town
four ~, range four ~, ga t. described IA follows
hegnnngat h. southwest corner Of said tract Of land
and running east ysnty-thre (73) rods, TO the
centre Of the Germantown est Alexandria turn-
pike road, theme northwest with said road one hundred
and ull) rods and e ven an feet; thence south
eighty rods 10 the place Of beginning aining
nlneeen lV acres more or less, and that the ext
term OF the sAid Court said l.. X. Basore aud Amelia
Ann Basore, his wife, will Spply for an order thai
partition may he made OF said premises
Dated August 10th 1854.
LEVI K. BASoRE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

The RevOIVer QuestiOn- CODv
of a Letter from Colonel j. u.
walker to Governor d. r.
Morton.
CHIcAoo III, Aug. 90, 1854
TO His Ercsllency, o, P. Norton
GorerHor Of Indiana.
SiR "A few weeks ago purchased 10 the
city OF New York few hundred pistols. with
accoutrements and ammunition and sh,pped
them to Indianapolis for The purpose OF sun
plying the orders Of friends in Indiana.
am now informed that ou the 20th or 2lst
Of this month ttis property was seized and
possessed BY the military authorities at In
dianapos. No law was violated in the pur-
chase and shipment Of this property.
The Constitution Of Indiana guarantees to
the citizen the right TO bear arms for the de-.
fence Of himself and the State The arms in
question we're intended and would have been
used for this purpose only.
In your Exeelleney's proclamation Of the
10th instant, you promised to the people pro-
tection to their persons and property and in
their social and civil rights, without distinc.
,ion OF party
Having the legal right to the custody Of the
properly which has been forcibly and illegally
taken from the possession of my eonsignee,
now call upon you, the chief executive officer
Of the State Of which am citzen, to fulfill
your promise to the people, obey the require.
ments of your Of office, and see that the laws
are faithfully executed.
Hoping that you will feel it to be your duty
to rebuke the attempt made to subordinate
civil to military power, and, in the protection
OF the citizen, vndicate the honor and digni-
ty of the State, am
Respectfully yours, &c,
(Signed,) j. c. WALKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

A STRANGE INCIDENTAL full rugged maid
Of fashion, with hoops all boldly set moved
up the sidewalk gaily, observed BY all she met
The walk was very wide, but the hoop skirts
were much wider, and twere useless even to
think of walking up beside her. Her cheeks
were red as roses, her face was all smile,
and her tread it was as dainty as though earth
were all too vile, 1t was her hour of triumph
and she didn't seem 70 know that coasting
sled was coming at pace was not very slow
But 1t came, and ere she knew it, her props"
were knocked away, and she was going down
the street with boy upon his sleigh
The wind it blew quite roughly turning all
the hoops aback, and Of partly smothered
screams there wasn't any lack while she
didn't know what she was or wasn't about, her
person much resembling an umbrella inside
out
The people stopped and wondered, as the
swiftly speeding sleigh devotedly kept onward,
rushed past aud far away; the boy cried road
and liked il, and safely 'shied' his sled, with
his own feet pointing backward, and the maid
ems thrown out ahead. They gained the lev
el safely, and the maiden fu Of wrath, look
ed back in angered silence on the quickly
travelled path.
on good-ior nothing scamp she cried,
u We mind 10 shake you well
Your face was covered up mem, and you
know III never tell, said the coasting lad
quite boldly and in iovial mood be bowed,
and said, Good morning, mem; you he'll
your feet up good !"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
Democratic County Convention

The Democrats of Montgomery county
will meet in Convention at BECKEL'S
HALL in the city of Dayton ON SATUR-
DAY the l7th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D. 1884 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, for the purpose of nominating a
county ticket to be supported by the
democracy at the ensuing October cleo
tion. ... -
Primary meetings for the appointment
of delegates will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the several
Townships on SATURDAY the 10th
day of SEPTEMBER 1864, at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ. of said day and in the several
Wards of the city of Dayton on the same
day at 7 o'clock p. NJ. Each town hip
will be entitled to eight and each Ward
to three delegates in the Convention.
By order of the Democratic Central
Committee of Montgomery county.
DAYTON, August S1st 1864.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

Let Lincoln place a rife in the hands of
his six hundred thousand otiiee-holders and
order them to the front Most of them have
had much experience in riding, and all of
them know how to charge
maiden lady, whose age is not proper
subject for discussion, warns young men that
the stamp tax on matches is TO be enforced
on and after the lst of September, and that it
would be a saving of money to finish up en- =
gagements before that date
"Old Abe hasn't had grin on his face for
month. Hs would like to change his base.
but he knows that he has no bope forhim any
where. He says the tooth-ache would relieve
him.
A train CT cars going from Knoxville to
Chattanooga, and an empty train from Chat-
tanooga to Atlanta we're captured on Thurs
day Query-Why are empty trains being
run from Chattanooga to Atlanta
1t will be remarked that Adniral Hope did
not order the rebel privateer Tallahassee to
cease coAling in Halifax harbor until she had
taken in three-hfths Of all she could stow away
Hope, as one of the virtues, is sister to sacred
Truth, but Hope, the British Admiral, is near
of kin to deceit.
Its said that in the Polar seas the great
lcehelus ollen break up 10 single day, al
though the day previous they may have seem
ed firm and solid. A cotem borary remarks
the fact that the Republican party is falling
10 pieces in the same way.
Stonemau started to release the prisoners
confined in Georgia, but the captives we're sur.
prised and panied TO see him, and many Of
his gallant followers marched in under guard.
Just where they expected to hear the shouts of
victory that should give them liberty.
Farraguts recent battle in Mobile Bay had
hardly ceased before boats loaded with yeget.
abes and fruits, which the owners we're anx.
ions TO sell, came OF to the vessels. They
would not receive Confederate money. bnt
cutched Rreenbaeks aud postal currency
eagerly. An officer offered one of them a ali
yer quarter for a large melon; the poor fellow
fell overheard in his frantic efforts to grasp
the desi, ed coin
Milton House, in Bapican, is closed, and
plaearded with a singular annJuneement-
Removed Of Heaven, the premises being rs-
quired fer the Metropolitan Railway" Heay.
EN- stands in this passage for the name Of a
trAdesnan, dyer and cleaner Of stuff whose
new premises are a little further on Lon.
don Paper.
The Philadelphia Gazette, speaking of a
new prima donna, recently heard, says Her
voice iS as soft as roll of velvet and as ten
der as pair Of slOp-Shop psntaloOns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03
Notes on the Chicago Convsn.
tlOn.

EDiToas EMPiRE--T thought il might not be
uninteresiiDg TO your readers 70 give short
sketch OF our journey, and impressions, as wR
sped along toward the center where the great
question Of American liberty and personal
security we're about 70 be decided No man,
without he be wholly wrapt up in selfshness
and money-geiting, can view the magnificent
creations OF the Almighty, as verified 10 the
prairies ofthe West without coming to the
conclusion that this vast land was never des.
tined 70 beruled by despot, such as we have
at Washington now, IN that renegade TO the
principles and patriotism OF the founders Of
our Government, Mr. Abraham Lincoin
How this man, aud the infamous parasites
oi his power, could conceive the idea that their
despotic deeds would be for any length of
time tolerated BY a people who know their
rights, aud we trust in God have the manhood
to maintain, is more than We can divine
But started out TO give your readers an
idea W cannot be more) Of the immensity Of
the roncourse that lately assembled in Chi.
cago,. ,.under the name Of Convention. II
really was no such thing II was a vast gath.
ering Of the people from the sage ol four score
years to the American youth Just emerging
into manhood All resolved that, come veal
OF woe the blood bought liberties beaueathed
TO us by our fathers, shall at all hazards be pre-
served on this continent never in my life,
now lengthening into years, behold such sight,
Acres upou acres of human being, oil imbued
with the one sentiment that such nomina-
ton should be made then and there, as would
insure the defeat Of the corrupt imbecle, that
BY accident, occupies the chair once adorned
by the parity aud patriotism Of our own
sainted Washington On every tongue, on
the minds Of all, was the continuous question,
What toiU VaIiandigham do2 We have re-
allied it. Silently and almost unseen, did
that pure apostle Of Peace move among the
vast assemblaRe, and with upturned eyes, /
heard oft repeated thank God, Vallandigham
is here
The writer hereof, is poor specimen Of
man worshiper, but from his inmost sou he
thanks Vallandighsm, and will endeavor to
teach his children to remember him with
gratitude This last act of our noble towns.
man, will forever encircle his brow with q
wreath Of glory as unfading as the starry can.
opy, whose arch stone is, ,in the heavens, whose
every emanation is peace, peace, and good
will to men,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-03

A young lady should take heed when an
admrer bends low before her The bent bow
is dangerous
he Chicago police, few nights ago, wit
messed the strange sight OF young boy and
his grandmother being on a spree together,
rambling about the streets drunk
vrgY Coon When the loyal Dotchman at
Mobile beard the guns Of OR feet al the
mouth Of the bay, they smiled and said
dat ish Farragootr
Excellent for these hard times is the name
Of st Louis frm--Grinn & Barrett
The grave dggers in a cemetery in Brook
lyn N. 7 ere on q strike, and threaten 10
make a ghost Of him who undertakes 10 inter
fere
At printers festival recently, the follow.
ing sentiment was offered "Woman-second
only TO the press in the dissem miuation OF
news"