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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
MEDICAL HOTICE.

IRA. GEIGER will hereafter attend oEeiusigsly 70
~ ofnce practice, and will give especial Alien
ton 10 the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, allch
Rs Diseases Of the THROAT and LUNGS, OF thb EYE
and EAR sCRoFULOUH AEFEOrIOhs, 40 Pum-
aTy aud Secondary SYPHILIS, GoN0RRHCEA,
SLEET STRUCTURES, IMPoTkNCY, 4c. Also,
DUEAsts PEecIaAR TO FIaALEs, aAd SuSIg tadap Of
Chronic Dissgse. whatever may be its character,
Once hours from a m "a IN.
Sundsys, 10 l0R m 2 20 p ~. ...f .F"s.
Office Corner Of Jefferson and Fhh st, Dayton,
Ohio. octs-lmd3mW-n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Hon. Robert C. Winthrop is advocating
the Copperhead cause. He cannot forget that
he is scion OF one OF the "oldest families -
an aristocratio family so he is on the
stump for Mcclellan, who boasts his relation.
ship with Scotch noblemsn, aud Pend Teton,
whose boast is that he is scion of one Of
the "first families Of Virginia This is YER
liable Roberto Winthrups Teasonilor Rbas.
ing himself - joHrnaLl wa Eat.b
There is nothing which the Journal man
stands so much in dread Of az good blood F.,
aud the fact that Mcclellan and Pendleton
are reckoned "good stock" is given asethe
reason of their support by the patriotic Win
throp As good blood is not generally con
sidsfed Sp objeetiph 20 horss,Ios other oftha
lower animals, Except by fools, aud the own
srs Of scrubs and dunghills) we do not see
why it should be urged against men. 1t has
been the boast and the pride of the JouFhdI
man that Abe aud Andy, drew their origin
,'from the very lowest strata Of our American
society, and as "fellow feeling has made
him "wondrous kind" TO the plebean cand.
dates, his reasoning in Wnthrop's case, is
entirely excusablo. The difference between
Winthrop and the Journal editor is therefore
entirely due to difference Of taste, arising
from difference of origin
The advocates of misesgenation and negro
equality are great Jewelers. vaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

NEw YoRE, October The Tubune'8
correspondent with Bullor OF the 2l,h, says
in connection with The action cf the rebel
Governors, plainlr indicating their intention
to call their slaves 10 aid them in ther dosper.
ate straits, it may not be inopportnne to state
this important fact, viz that their army con-
fronting ua before Richmond and Petersburg,
is now known to be reduced to not exceeding
80 600 men all told
jeff Davis, General longslreet and other
distinguished Fehels yesterday, rodo along the
line in our front, and then went back to Rich
mond, deserters say sadder il not wiser meu
The rebel rams crept down the river last
night under darkness to their late positions,
but hurried away again this morning
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
A FARM FOR SALE.
HALF A MILR FROM DAYTON.

fINHE subscriber will sell his Farm within half
mile Of the city OF Dayton, and adj ming Miami
0ity and dreencasue, ON the Germantown Pike. The
iarm contains ~ acres more less, and IL the best
bottom land. For further information call on the
subSorber, on the premises.
oct9-wu DANIEL sHAFFRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
New YorE s,oeL Market,

Nsw YoRK, October 27 Stocks better
Gold opened ZIG closed at l6f Sterling
more doing at l09t New York Central %
Erie 81. Reading 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
AlILlll LMLAAMG LnL AmN9nL lnl lnLN
Last Nights dispatches.

Ala quiet ssAth shertdanAA All Rrtst,t
with Grant.
NEw HoRE October 26.--The Conmereial 4
Washington special says;
1t is stated here, on authority, that there is
no immediate prospect Of a resumption of
hostiltles in the Shenandoah Valley, unless
the rebels should reorganize and make an.
other dee perats aiiehpt'to regain possessinn
Of The key to the Valley
Important movements are in progress in
the Middle Department, which il would bo
highly ipnroper tom epiipns satthis time
With General Grants army the situation Ia
daily assuming importance. The most active
preparations are in progress, and military
operations cannot long be delayed
II is we'll known here that General Grant
has been reinforced, and he will soor receive
greater accessions to his command. A peri
cd not ist d sfRn thasbee4 fixed by him for. 4
grand movement Richmondward which we'll
informed military men assert cannot fail of
success
Admiral Porter has ar his .aTang ge,nsnts
nearly completed forthe attask on the iUrtifi
cations at the mouth OF Cape Fear river, aud
Il is slated by PERSONS who recently arrived
from the james river, that he ill proceed to
the place of rendezvous in a few days .,.l
Whether or not General Grants movements
and those of the Admiral are intended to he
almpltaneous does not app ar, but the opera
tiona Of ihs latteriwill not ,be delayed, it is
thought, by any want Of preparations on,ther
part.
5GpYeranept ogisials hsrsa,soush rstiqsni,
upon the subject OF military movements, are
nevertheless Iubilant over the very favorable
aspect of' the war horizon, aud seem TO feel
Ha ut fhal hae mil Ia az a., al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Bad State of Things.--The Journal ad.
mits that it lie overwhelmed with complaints
of the utter and ineaiciency ofthe Mayor and
police, Such. things did not occur under she
administration Of the former Mayor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Go to c. p Huber " Sons, aud buy soma
of those vsry cheap Boots and Shoes Std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

The Democratic Mcclellan Club of
the City Of Dayton-Meeis at the Hall
above Jesse Christophers on Jefferson and
Market streets, on Monday and Thursday
evenings Of each week The Hall will be
kept open eOery epeninq of the meek (exeep
Sundays) and books, newspapers, &c, will be
provided for the entertainment of visitors
All persons favorable to the Mcclellan caqse
are inyit4d ,oia aatlna. iiliiA bhh AiiaiG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Death of a Railroad Conductor Al.
bert Sanders, well known as a Conductor on
G.. H. & D. Railroad is dead He will be
buried tomorrow at Spring Grove Cemstry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

The City Connect s hereafter to meet only
twice month A iactous defeat Of an ap-
preparation on the last evening, by Eepubli-
can members, works II provoking delay TO
many creditors a.ts. l.aasiis .lu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

rnry disaster, and no solid result is attained
by it for Sheridan dsgfAeeInl though it was
for rs,
The rs6sl cavalry especially g abused IN
strong terms, for thoir conduct On the occa.
sion
Ten thousand is given as the whole number
of Early's army 10 the battle, and thirty
thousand as Sheridans.
These Richmond papers .cloim as their
captures, 900 Uuion soldiers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

"Black defenders of the Union, is the Ia
test appeIlaton 70 endearment bestowed on
darkies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

New Meat and Provision Store
NJ. Slockert, Al his stand on Market street,
north side few doors west Of jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and of the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

WAGN ER &c SEIIRK.
(SucorssoR TO scHAls1ua sFEtsaLEa)
uAYE taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
II street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 10
business to sustain the we'll earned reputation of this
" ell known house, F
naeS bean fgiA6edks UiSiT. So
The patronage o: its former friends confidently
anticipated AuRap- -dkW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Killed Mr. James White, a laborer on
the A. & G. w Railroad was instantly killed
yesterday by falling under the wheels of a
car. W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

WAsHE0ToN, October 27-The Times spe-
oial saws:
Ii appears to be the rebels aim to take up
their front in northern or central Alabama,
covering Montgomery M~,",, etc. This
practically opens shermans line Of conquest
clear TO the Gulf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
!. HCtlinger and Thompson, Plsintn,
against

Daniel Jones, Defendant.
DEFORE q Musselmau, Justice Of tho Peace OF
ID Jackson toSnshp Montgomery County ONO
On the llth day OF Oc,Obsr A. D. lS0i, said ju-hco
issued an order Of Attachment In the above achon,
for the sum OF So % 100,
NEw LrHASos, o. Oct. 18th, isCI oct2G-w3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

HALWAX, October p The Canada from
Liverpool the 18th, Queenstown tho 10th has
arrived
1t is denied that Semmes has gone from
Liverpool I.an...
1t is thought that peace would be conclu-
ded at the Vienna conference
LIVERPOOL October lj.-Cotton closed
quiet. Rreadstufis quiet, Provisions dull
Petroleum quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

NWWITUT I1FaEI' Jan. ~ I8001
NEw NoRT, October 27--The Herald )
Washington special says
The report that the enrolment law
is failure, that the substitute clause is to
be repealed and drafted men Obliged to GO
into the service, and that there will be a
draft for 100000 men on the first of Janu-
airy, is pronounced by General Fry to be ut.
terly unfounded
The. Chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal is again
opaBed ils entire length
General Ricketts, is rapidly recovering
from his wound
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

That Dance. We will state, for the in.
formation of the lovers of Terpsichore, that
the Democratic Mcclellan Cotllion Party, OF
which we made mention a day or two ago,
will be held at Beckels Hall on Thursday eve.
ming November Sd
The Committee will spare no pains Or ex :
pense to msksit one OF the most agreeable
parties of the season. Everything in the re-
freshment line will be on hand and served up
in the very best stJ 10 by our old friend John
Gongnsge Music by Prof Bakers String
Band
COMMITTEE OF ARRAN0EMEETs
w. a Gillespie, John Colhower,
Geo. Kramer, r. W, Duff
Tickets Of ad@iasioq, ~ 90. t0 be had IF
the Committee or John Gengnagle
Oot273td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

hhOtheT NNEW nhu NHpIHFs " WuHaHy'H
GuSrrAilRH. tlr...a.. -
NEw YoRE, October 26 "A Washington
special 10 The Post states 1t is .umored that
Moseby's guerrillas made raid upon Martins
burg, Va, last night, capturing Gen. Duffee
and his staff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

IOHN NJ. ENNIS, Plaintiff sgangt Charles Butcher,
81 Administrator OF Henry nagerman deed, be-,
lore james Turner, j. p, of Dayton township, Mont
ROnleTy County Ohio. On the 30th day OF keptem-
Der, a. u tsCi, said Justice ssued order OF Attach
ment m the anove astion for the sumo OF rive nol~
lars amt inIerost. Trial set for November ~, ts6s
cesas-wsw 'Ssst JAMES TURNER, J. p,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Court of Hamilton and DR.. Egfy, Of this
city, will address the German Democracy, at
Beokels Hall, on Monday evening, October
3lst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

NJ NoTICE-ALIMoNT- Daniel Rush 10 hereby
~ notlhsd tlAt MARY knHh, hla uis has hlsd
petition FOR Alimoay against INN on aoOont of vnli
deseron and nSglect Of duty And that aad
will he heard at tic hovembsrT TeFm OF she Court of
ComInon Pleas Of Montgomery county, lss4
HOUK MCMAHON.
bepteraser lsl leSA septl-w6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
w Pure Sweet Cider $50
FRESH FROM THE PRESS EVERY DAY
AT 4''' ''' Va
10 L. L. GiIIlIand's.l.u

No. y, MARKET strestg '1 1sl
He has putup cider press, and IS max
ing cider expressly for Family use, which
he sells by the quart or larger quantities.
oOtia.lhda o saa ,,Uh8 a 0AkHAJH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

Charles Reneln will speak in German, at
Beckela Hall, Gu Fdday evening Let our
German citizens all turn out and hear one of
the ablest Of their speakers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

MoTICE,--On tho tith Of september, 1864, Sarah
~ Ann Rape, hled Der petition 10 the Court u
Common Pleas 81 AoAtgomcry county. Ohio, AgGinsa
SiiiS SSscuss Y. ~ IissSu rts yesSs' '--OAu's
TILTOh FITCH.
sepIO-y6W AttoFnaE'a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
alailal9e . empire.
City and 0thol Matters.

BS5- Go to John W pars's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets Tor your Fall and Win.
or Dress Goods also. Cloakl, ShaWa, Car
pets, &c, Just received DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

AMI RreAt part suitable Tor raising tobacco there
are two Apple Orchards With anout '5U 20 10 young
tTsee of nne ffui about 20 Peach trees ana large
number OF other ir,es sucf ss pnms cherries pears
and lupc6s. never htng we'll q Watar. $50 a
Sugar Camp Of 600 COZ irces go and examine i0r
yOurseye' Eng,dfc OF orielns Michel on The
Farm, or Jacob Limmer m The railroad depot IN
Mamispurh or John Myers No, ao1 Vine street,
Cincinnati. octe5 Iwa&2tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
$4,000 Bushels {.
Fla x . Q o d w anted.

kn nOn BUSHELS FlSEseed wanted for which
elJ.UllU the highest market pncs 10 cash viii
lie pad, AZ tho Flour aud Feed store Of Tbos 6l.
ia, (lais Peter Rsistsl No. 50 Fourth street, near
MAN Dayton, Ohio. THOs. r. 6ILlIS.
iYHJ.dAWtm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
FLOUR, FEBD AND GRAIN,

Al the lowest rates aud will deliver goods TO any part
OF tae city. He will keep nothing but the best Gall
and leave orders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
For Sair.
ABOUT 100 ACRES UNDRR CULTIVATION,

EOR sALE.-A farm Of lJl a0rea in Jefferson
IT, township, Montgomery county, Ohio, miles
sout Of LiD@ity, and ~ miles west OF Mamishurg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
NEW FLOUR 4 RRED SFORRt
Best Qualities al Lowest Prices !!
THOM AS r. dILLLS,

HAVING purchased The Flsur and Feed store re-
i IL Gently kept by Peter Rast. Fourth street, fs9
doors east of NAN, will keep on hand the best quail
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

c. b. Hartman will speak in English and
German, at Philip Wall2s corner, on Saiur.
day evening, October 29,h. Workingmen
FFhIrfffaFlFIy iPlisP .E2fl slliGfdl sIidIg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
ISAAC LAFEyER.

EKecuorso Of the lest will and testament OF David
y lOting, decd.
J. h. BAGdorr, Atty Tor Executors.
October lqth, 1851. oct22. 2.wtw
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Arrival Of tine United states stcsm Hun :
boat Fort Morgan.

The Uned s,ates steam suncoat Fort Morg,n (a.e the
Admiral Lieuenant william D. Eaton commanding, ar.
rived tts pert yesterday mcrnnC from tho est Gur
bloksdng squadros she let New Orleans on the Ia th
Inst, Mobile 10th and Pensacola on the 18tb
Mobile Ct tae time OF her departure from the bay nd
not yet been attacked Our ironcads and quo wer
near The city NO yellow fever at New Orleans. Mobile
or Pensacola
Tue bealth OF tho equsdrcc good Passed within
sight or Key West toe evening OF the 2ls did no
communicate OF yellow fever prevailing there
Re,ched Fortress Monroe the 25tn INST.
The Fort Morgan brings homo one hundred aud fft =
scanca, sick aud wounded aod discharged men. She
aso briggs several officers passeugerr among whom Is
connsnder u Il, ~ uuauy, % she United states Navy
WHO commanded tte Oneida Ia the agbt 10 Mobile bay
Ths gallant oGsr Iogt his ia the last engagement.
pat Ia now doing remarkably we'll ne comes homo to re
crut his health. The Fort Morgan has made the pas.
sage in sevcn da7s she encountered pleasant wsAtuos
during ths ert.re passage.
Tho following IA a list 0, tho officers OF tns Fori
Morgan
Aehng Master and Rxso.iscr OlEce-Cbarlss Higglns
Assistant Siugscw-Sannue h. forman.
Aet,vg As5istart paprnE>r--E. Icvoy Jones.
Bu0neers--First Assistant, frank M Farrcri Second
Assistant, George Tyler, Q. Treschi Third Assist
ants, lows Rush, H. r. Brown.
Acttns Hoster--Fdwsrd Herricx.
hctro EaaG-s-Wni y. Kelley IT,, WIN, wing inos
q Watson.
Acting .osnv's Ha,sS--J. r r. Atkins. y pe@s
Cdttutas Ctfk-Wm- 7. stew ensor.
fayrrdasr's Cfers--Jsmes Collins.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

rusvr or rssAsuaY Ncrxs--Johs Casysr.er a. youvs
mar twenty years of age, residing -lth ~ Is.nss,
na ssr sn1lns srsst vss asrsgnsd yestcrdsy bcfore
Just,ce Isdvih at the second Dsssvics rccs sa
the charge Of hsvua stolen seven hunars0 ~ ss
l,sra N Insd etstss Treasury notes from nj lnom1
Bvrns Tbs latter tsolinca ttS. tor sns psss iouf.
teso days he bad besa ooasae. n,s,,c Souss Souss
~ the place IN sprlpg street soovs manstea'
Tate on Monday niabt be ceceme iisoh,ostsa;
o., con. 20 bsa which he did While IN the act
* drssns Burns .sys that the accused oec'ns oos
~ nts coksthook and that he atole the wh 10 amount
from him No portirc of fhe money has boen recovered
vas srrea,eo w onaes =. 10
q .Q1e bA1t ~ V0k
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
srFcILI DEsrATcn vo IHg nEnALo.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS Moxaos,
FcRTspw MoSrnv. ser,. 20, !

FcRieKy MONEnE, sert. 20 I36i.
The Uned states frigsts .Mlnncso,s sailed early tna
morning under scaled ORDERS bu. subsequently, returned
from some cause nnknowa.
There hae been no regular communication -ith New
bern by way Il the canal siaco the attack ths steamer
Fawn, some weeks ego,
It's designed 10 establish rssG's 100 Of esestnsss 10
run ou.sde from this place dres 70 scroread City ecn
meeting with Newbern by railroad. :
three mssted schooner, name unknown, from Phli..
dclphs, bound 10 rort Royal, C., loaded with coal
pus IA here for q harbor shlF roornns, IL q
ieasng condition. having beer into outside tus capes
By On upeuowp vessel beongiua 10 the navy, ~nich
carrsd away the sohooDera oovsnri, ard the greater
n ART og her ri9girs
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
City Politics.
n rIunASx arNanAI oonxIrrra-

uteriNg on TaB TAMrASY 0KNn.AL CohhTrrKn-
CALI POE PRIMARY ELECTIONS, Erc.
meeting Of tho General COMMITTEES OF ramuiany Hall
was held lsss evening at the Old wigwam, TO make ar
rsnaeocrs for boldpg the January slsctoDsw lIiArn
n. Twecd IN the cba!rr
The only business Of Importance transacted was the H.
auog OF call for primary elections 10 be bold Thurs
daY evening FOR the election OF delegates 10 the Cojpty
Congrese0n ~ ard Assembly conventions The County
Couve1i1b VIII rrset ri Tammsny Hall 90 Friday even.
ing september 30, and the Congressional and hssemh "
conventions will meet GA she 9th snd 6th OF Octohsr
rcsrectt oily. .
A mmisteo was aypcinssd, with power TO make all
rccnsaary arrsDfemtr,s for q grand mass meeting 70
rat,,y the local nomtaAtons 40 5000 "A tbsy arc all
cDinp ctod. q
The Com natee % NatrsIlsstlos requested To pro
ce-d az ouoc procure GENERALIZATION papers fr all who
wmb " psrtloipss 10 the approaching Presidential
election
Alter the xspsnctoa OF other routine business
ths meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

THE OMNIBUSEs.-Some Of the omnibus lines
have put up notices to the effect that passen.
gers are requested to report every instance
where drivers do not allow sufficient time
to get out Of the stage. This reform is
very we'll SO far as it goes; but it does not 60
far enough. We want 9: reform in the omnibus
fares, now that gold bas fallen; reform in the
shape OF conductor for each stage reform
in the ticket swindle, aud reform in the un-
civil drivers. Again we call upon the police
to supervise these vehicles Who will start
line of cabs TO supersede the haeks
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

EgoNoMIzE. Now is the tms TO help the fall
of gold and the fall Of prices By little tempo
rary economy. Ladies can do without bonnets
and dresses, and gentlemen can do without
fall clothes, for q week or two longer, and then
we shall have cheaper prices The sacrifice
will be small and the gain enormous Buy
nothing whatever until prices come down.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

81 900 Of tho ID required for police purposes
$s9oo0o 70 AL Judgments $3.50 900 for Ceosral Park
$4,000 for city contingencies ga for salaries Of ju
doial officers $50, ,46o for salaries OF Executive Depart
men $50 764 supplies alico $4aoo 900 foe gas lsmps
&c. SIS. .ooOsor printing - Common Council Sl15 600
Tor public buildings. stTsT 900 for public instruction
900 for roads ana avenues $2G $50 for salaries 10
Mayors Office sI49 2a FOR Department Of Fipaace;
s0s1S5 for Street Department s7e 3o1 for Croton Aque
duct Department. $50 500 r Law Dep rtment SI3S t6C
for City Inspectors Department Sl27 $50 for CITY
Alter he p,s age G. tue levy tue Board adjourned
untll three O'Clock to-day.
largo and enthusiastic Indoor Lincoln meeting
held last evening al thc Cooper Institute A report
| appears ia another urlo.
Gcnera u elan eeranaded by largo ana cn,hu.
sastc meeting at auge N. IL, last ng, Tho Gen
era made speech euogztng snermar and srar dan and
AdiairaI Iarra and thanking the eting speeonss
woe Delivered by Governor Parker and others and
great enthusiasm prevailed,
We givc this Ioroiug extracts from vstlapdsham's
speech delivered al sydney oa,o ssturdsy the 24th
uss he ropudiatos McCellan's letter bat snnouac.s
that ne shall support hin He decl,t es shat BIC lcsn
repadiaes the Chicag, platform.
Surrogate Tucker having reccveret from bis late SO
we're indiaposon, held court yesterday The accouuts
Of the executors Of aoury prshs estate, including 70.
ce'ps and pay menis aacauting tc Two millions of
dollars, were pas ed and sotted.
The comparative hrmness in tLs god market ycster.
day, as compared vita tie day eosors rendered com
nercal ailsrs rather moro steady yet pr,ces were
aioat, aud It was exceedingly difficult to obtain any
ccrate Idea as 10 the state OF tue markets Our regular
report Of the daily markets is nevertheless full ss tho
extreme du would admit, and contairs may i'm
poriant anges, which rendG it espeolsy valuable At
this sarticular state Of affairs. IN articles there
was quite panic ut general thing yesterday as
decided Improvement upon Monday 10 this rcsrect On
Change h -four market opened 15c. &c. better but
At the close the improvement sastaieed Wheat
was quiet, but frmer. Corn quiet ard without
cidet change. Oats steady, with fair demand
Pork was drnsr and more active. Beef hrmer, with
rather more d0ne. lsrd quot. Whiskey dull and
lower Freigh,sH
The market for bess cattle raec dun heavy this
week. and prices were lc &c Per pound lower rang
Ing from 7isc. ioc TIE bak OF sales wore l2c
lie and bat few even OF ths best, SOLD lsc .
1sizc The receipts we're heavy, aad some LETT
Mich cows were steady Yeals lass active, but
sales az from &c. I2c l3c.ne latter extreme
rate. Sheep and lambs shade lower, with tair
demand, prices varied from 81 &s a$8 So Hogs sold
from 90 I3c TIE total receipts s93 beeves l27
COWS, AFRO yeas, a0loo sheep and lambs and IA 2a0
hogs.