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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

IpeeIal b the Mobne ReEigter.I

Special TO the mobile hegBter.l
OKoLoNA, April I.-Gsn. Forrest left Jack
son, Tenn, on the 23i of March, and on the
oath captured Union City, with $50 prisoners
Lmong whom was the renegade Hawkins with
most Of his regiment-Rbout 400 horses and
500 Bmsl ANS. He also took possession Of
hickman, the enemy having evacuated it.
BE moved thence with Bufords division,
marching from jackson direct to PRducAh in
fifty hours; STACKED it on the evening of the
26th aud drove the enemy to their forts and
gunbosts. He held the town ten hours, but was
compelled to evacuate it on account Of the
smallpox.
He captured many stores and horses and fifty
prisoners, and burned sixty bales of cotton, the
dry dock and q steamer.
Among the gallant fsats Of the day was the
capture, by private Strickland, of Gen For
rests escort, Of the bEttle-fAg of the 62d lii
nois, eight armed prisoners and t~Wenty-nine
horses.
Our loss at Ugion City and Paducsh Was
twenty-five killed and wounded. Among them,
Col. Thompson, commanding the kentucky
brigade, and Lieut.. d. w. johnson, of Colonel
Bells staff, are killed; Lieut. Col. Lsnhsm, of
Fsulknsr's regiment, MORALLY woundedi Col
Grassland, of the 9TH Kentucky and Lieut-
Col. Morton, Of the % Tennessee, slightly
wounded.
The enemy's loss at PAducsh was Hfty-hve
killed and wounded. The prisoners in ell num-
bered 500.
Forrest holds possession Of all the surround
ing country except the river posts, and is re-
eFuiting rapidly. TENNESSEE.
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Wanted Immediately,

IN NICE Wits COUNFERPANEs-biehss
~ cash price paid for then.
]. 0. HENDERSON,
ap2 Atlanta Hotel
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TEL, ETC
S ,. r LEQUOR.
STOP FIJI BOY, LEWIS,

nTUO lst hons or Wednesday, March 30th. He
VI Is fifteen years old, bright color, straight hair,
very sender, snd hsn5lsa his feet very sukErdly. A
IbsTsl reward vii be paid 70 sseertsiB his where,
sbouis. n. O. CAYCE,
mh1t w Auctiouesr.
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hNE Ct taeizrssst sli-s II the city Ct AIznta-u
good a. new-suzbls fora Banker or JsusIsr.
inquired JAS MCPHERSON & co.
ap4 w. EftzhsI HrarE
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a The two hotels at Montgomery have 70
duced their charges from thirty to twenty dol
lsTs per day.
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LIal Of UzeIaiEed FreiEht Received NJ tie
ssztaera Express Company, april =
1864
z Camp I box, DR. J A FoTls I pkg, DR. L Grant 1
pkg J X Jackson 2 psE and I ksg. G. johnson I Ezck,
X 9 Gayson lbox. Lieut. J B Perkins I BOX NJ. Solo
mon L box.
The above freight Is stored at OHnsrE riEk and ez-
psuss and is liable 10 be sold for charges, Il not called
for V. DUHELSG. o. H Clerk
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIE HOTEL
Call and Give it a Trial!

EtHE travoling puble iI Informed that tEfa Old ard
4 popular Hotel II stiIi kept open By he under
Hg1sd f5r their Accommodation He viii efvs 30 biz
eustomsrs the best aha. the market Ca1 aEJrd and a.
lie following rates:
For Eag'e Meals, -
Transient Board psr day, so
Every effort vii 30 made 70 please all that nav
give him q esL. J q.
apo lOt Pr8nrfefor
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probably not less than aevon m;llions sterl;no
money, or $35. 600. 600.
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From the following dispatch to the Mobile
Register, it will be seen that the notorious hurst
has met with q sound drubbing:
BOLIVAR, Tenn, March 81, Wis waterford,
April Cen. Forrest is again successtul' Win
Baford's division he captured Union City, with
the garrison-about six hundred strong--and
tkeu moved into Paducsh, which he held ten
hours. the enemy retiring into their forti6eR.
tons. BE there captured . few prisoners and
many stores.
ChAlmers' division, which was left to watch
the movement of the enemy ct Germantown,
moved IS they did, and held them in check.
Nesly's I4ih Tennessee, of ChslmeTs' divis-
ion, met Hurst's renegade Tennessee regiment,
at Bolivar, on the 10th, and whipped them
badly, capturing their wagon train and ammu
milton, killing about twenty, and Wounding
many.
Colonel Thompson, Of the 80 Kentucky,
commanding brigade, WAS killed a. PsducAh.
VRFTTE.
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Yarns and DOmestIcs.
si5 7. P. PEASB
AMI <. Pusehi-as street.
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For Sale,

.1S00 PAIRS PASTS-l =y az,
1CDV Cal scoL l. DAVIS.
CEE-=1z EaF-AacE
E-Lw P=EeE-z street
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GeOrgia Sfafr sirrs

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GsuIe6erate TOrPedOes and IrOz-CInds.
The Washington correspondent Of the St.
Louis Republican furnishes an interesting com
municstion concerning tho Confederate tOrpe-
does and iron clads at Charleston, which we
have not met with in any Of our Southern e1-
changes. Il has been kindly furnished the
Petersburg Express by q friend
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EOffOH Wanted.

100 BALES g5od Cotton wanted Apply 70
HUI p. p PEASE.
AMI S. Peacttrse street.
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Although the attention Of the House Is chiefly
directed 10 the acts Of our own Government, It
Is not foreign from the purpose OF my argument
n solieit them for a few minutes to consider the
admirable message sent, on the ID Of December,
1872. by the President Of the United States to
tbs Congress Of that great republic. / heartily
rejoice in the perfect agreement of thst message
with the principles professed BY US TO the
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Dissolution.
$500 RonnIr.

Admit. Ga. Ag-H a -
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Ranker,s safe 20 SaIe-

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

PROBABLE MURDER IN BRooKLyS-THE Dis
MrxpERED BODY OF MAN POUND II THE WATER Al
The FOOT or LITTLE. sT.-On Monday morning while a
boatman engaged in fishing up somo fragments Of
floating wood at the foot OF Litest he saw bundle
inside the dock and supposng It contained clothing
picked II up and discovered the contents 10 be dissev
erred human body Tho lower limbs and pelyis were
cut or The arms severed ut the shoulders, and
the head also severed about the second or third
yica yertrbrae The body il evidently that of a Young
man and from appearances was but few hours in the
water.
Coroner Norris who made critical examination. Is
Of the opinion that had not dead over eight or
ten hours when found Wrapped around the body were
several sheets Of brown paper tied with Kind Of cord
called {" Houston" A white muslin shirt with small
narrow plated BOSOM white flannel undershirt sec
ton Of coat, and vest Of gray mixed material, a solt
gray hat trimmed with black tape. were also taken from
the bundle The coat was cut from the collar down the
back in Jagged manner, and the arm sleeve was cut
out evidently with the arm. The entire mass was
wrapped in two black ndierubber cloths such as used
for kitchen table covering piece Of iron pipe was in
the bundle doubtless TO assist in sinking tho body So
recently had the body been thrown 10 the water that
parts OF the clothing we're yet dry The remains were
taken to the Dead House for Identification.
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TraYelerA, Cnlda-


To Albany, BY Hudson X. r., 50 Warren -
sndlo am, and T. ., and lo:4op m. Sunday train
from 5rth'sf-.. ...............,..,...
To Albany, BY Harlem R. R., ss.h-st, Sh.sv., ioia
To Albany, Cozzenss Hotel Dock. West Point,
Eewbursh. Ponghkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Cstskil,
ard Hudson. BY steamers bsn1 Drew and c. Vib,
betd, leaving DesbToss.-st. landing a. 3Oths.)a.
To Baltimore, by the N,w'Jer.ey n. r., foot Of
midnight. sundsy...:. ........,,,.,,.....,
To Boston, by Nrw-London line, Pier SO N r. 4
and s,onngton line, Pier lsN. r., daily sunday
To Boston, By New Haven r. r., Vi. springfield
TO boston an b. N Haven r. ii and n: saS
av., via Shore Line, Ia end ?. IN. Sunday. 80.
To Buffalo sud the West, by Erie Railroad, foot
ofChsmberst......... ......1 and 10 o. N. and
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport. from Peck
To S;yeenpor.. isp Fire leland and other resorts on
Long Island. by L. |. Railroad, nom Jsmstslip
and foot Of 4th-st.. +. R.............8 T. m. and
To Long Branch. by Raritan and Delaware Bay
r. X, via steamer Jesse Hoyt foot Of Murray.
et> daiy At 81 and II 4. M, and
To New Haven, Hartford, and STANDARDIZATION.
ers leave Peck Slip at. ...:.......St and
To New. Haven. by the N-w.Hsven RI, 21th-st.
and Ah-sv., at 7, 8. ny a. m. III. $3.50. 81 and
To Cornwall West Point. Newbursh. Ponshkeepgie,
and Rondout. by steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay.
81. ding daily. ....''.'.s.'.......
To the West, By Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot Of Conrtlsndt-s,., I g. IN. and and ~. N.
Sunday train. ...........>,..."..
To the West, By Central Railroad Of NewJerssy,
foot Of Courtilndt s....6 a m, 9s. m, IL m. and
To Piiisdelphia, by New-Jersey Railroad, foot Of
Courlantt. stc and 10 a. m; u m, and ?. uk,
snd II midnight Sundsv....
To Washington. by New.Jersey r. r.. foot Of
Courtlsndt-st., and 10 q H., u p. m, aud u
midnight. Snndey.......... ....,............
For further information In regard 20 Railroad II
eco advertisements In smother part OF this paper.
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TuBpar, Oct. 4. ls64-P. ~

Gold opened at 1872, fell to 1894, and closed
al 1901 Stocks have been weak al day. and have been
forced upon the market with little regard to prices
Government Securities have been quite steady, and
were not offered in large amounts Certificates were
lower and quoted at Oh d9Is In Railway Bonds little
done Bank Stocks steady and offered sparingiy. The
miscellaneous shares lower Cumberland fell to sol
ard Mariposa 70 %. Quicksilver was steady The
Railway share list was good deal depressed. and a
heavy business done Hudson River was the strongest
upon she list, and all offered found ready market
W e.tern shares were unusually weak. Chicago and
North Western fe 20 ~ under reports that had been
serious loser BIZ tho rcccn; failures at Chicago Tie
statements have been officially denied in letter e. the
President the stock Exchange Michigan Southern TEL
10 t3t and Rock Island 10 g.. Al the Second Board
there vas . ysgniAr panic and very low prices made
Reading selling at rs against 1874 this morning. Mich
gan Southern CT against 6,. At tie lss Board Erie
Ill a. ga q fsu oftwo cent Tho rnarts' lied
unsettled. Late in the day stocks were lower and
Buyers indsposed to operate at any price.
Dispatches from Chicago to-day announce
furer failures among small houses. TO which The trou
be Il, thus far been chiefly confined. The shock Il
COMMERCIAL credit by tho failures in tina, quarter has
been sciouS and 10 one supposes that Il Is OYER.
The lusiness of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
eeipis, ssy7is9s 81 for Customs. eloe.ooo; Pay
inenia sl2.aaGs2 %; on account of Loan. 80 .ooo
Balance s2l552 $40 60.
Money is hswked about among stock houses
NJ per oenL and balances cannot be used at this
Mercantile paer is ttl out Of favor and very higi
rates Of Interest temptation to buyers There Is
no marked improvement In business in any quarter
Merchandise la. been marked down. but il does not
stimulate buyer, to take anything beyond ter most
pressing wants There is ample supply. II hot al
stock Of most articles and buyers determined
To make them pass into consumption at much lower
rates than sellers yet consider possible siH per cent
Treasury Notes Increasing In the hands o. the pub
lie and three and four months interest is not sufficient
to Keep them out Of daily use as currency
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Limerick (r Jones' Liy,Tpool st
via Queenstown 18th, ndsr and 6 to John o. Dis-
Had westerly winds the whole passage. a,
emship Washington (Prrrch) Duchesns, havre SEPT
udse snd iO3 pass.. George Mackenzie. -,
Steamship Admiral Dupont tU 5 transport Psfpe' fd
tres. Monroe ~ hours with troops TO L. y Quartesfef
Steam .rau.Poi: stephen Cloud Luesf "asbinsoh "a &c
to 4. : Q. NJ.
Ship Rooena Martin, Glasgow Ana ga with mdse Ihs
Dunh.m Sept. nth Of Sable Island, spoke wlshns o~'
Reindeer, steering w - IN,
Whaling bars Reindeer Roys, Iceland IS eays Whale
bone to q. A. Lili.ndah. al,
Bsrk Aoner (of sesrspor',, Lampher, Gov Bsv @y,
coal to b. p SHERMAN Lett brig Tuba Cain, for New o"
DAYS - -
Danish brig Hervsr Ting, Santos 81 days ccser sa.
trade from Baltimore Trinidad. Pot Spain 2Hn, :,
on 70 10 spoke brig Geofss Downs from barocoes s Wv
schr. Rossway (of we.tport, ~ 81, Mickey Hnnrsi
n mols,,es and cotton to D. r. DeWof. Sept y G
lon 20 So spoke b. schooner Clara, rum bsrosdoss m ~
napolis, N 5.
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ia vvTTTIy RypOHrED Y. Y.
TuEspAr Oct. T. 1864.
AsHEs-Th. market Is rather dull aud price. heavy
COfTON-Wr sin ind de market extremely dull, and
nrices sloot entirely nominal About 20 for Mddngs
near the sss.s though probable that large lots
eo1p u no,sius whatever doing n. private SALE
and pre-. must .s ,s ~ .hs yeT Of &
Se An n.m. wa. made 10 hold an auction to-day result
a.. ,os.., 4, filn-r M. oeer,u. euabr.ced 5000 bass
snS 90 ,n,ts lava but 40 Tt,le spirit wa, shown
49, h,,lneS o low ,hs, owner, withir,w their good and
- al. csa The o,s sol ysr. 400 bag, Rio at 90. bic
nl % 49,, Jv, si!c Messr. VIM Scott Son report
s. - Rio danns he pas, week amount to O9 bag and
lo0 per ,r.s and 8 per Caroline export r.
r. 90 per Nautilus. P. N T. snd $50 per Anna Jsas
by .action :, ,iay oO bss Han' sate have been
a., H. eo,.,v lso 6 ber, racins 49, l35 At New York
sOees :, hsd.ghs ana % 900 ., sin9Ie v.,.,
int i-ine HArH t '' il 80 b., no args
Of oe.' pa as @ nm W. o.o.e. Prime >, l?taIs
aDS 9Tss sss' . hD. .te feY and State
Flour ha, active, 5r under the influence Of more
eern orel,nss o ana "a, .,, boxeysr xh bs,t.r
ssn "a! ~, W and One tmns Irsde and
sy br,uS. are ore ssiabIr but al irregular rates The
t ~ Coo Iii, a, 81 seas7 IS for sperane STATE
81 I'D ga Tor FiiTs do. 5000 a. for Faacy DO "a
sroin, OHIO $50 II for Trade snd FAMILY brands and
ss ia u IS for St. Loud, Extras Canadian Flour i. in bet
y u ~. L., - - F,,a ana a. 1a IN 10 FOR Trad.
and Family do southern Flour s rather e.ser show.
90 os snrerdn, Country baltimore &c 10 6Sa for
Trude and Family brand, and s4 IS fo we!eh. supc.s
w ~ Cor Nal il e.tr,m.iy dnll and price. are
80, q, l5 bbi. Al III IS for Jsr,ev and SO Is for
/ - L. " 80 " v" =
np m Whoa, mari (. better .nrpli-d and holders
by.r,s. sopces,ou Of 3dsr per bush Atthe decline
-, 70 "a ~. ra ~. sin,,. "a obs.rv,ble The
iSsay .h1s though CIV %; rave been
a. esi sIs-l. 400 bush Mlwani e- Club q, -O6
20 90 hnsb A,her 40 AZ 3 Eva Al n: "a hush
= II, -, :, - a,s6s / al. Al no0 bn.n Amber DO a,
= a9s = Is, ~ no bp.h Amber K,p,ucLy AZ q sT
~ b. lived NOR. ffrey and urce, nr. lower; Gales Of
/ 80 49, -, can.A, w., A 40 Rsrl-y Mai 1, y-rv
IN IL 49, "a n,ie.. ,n.irelv nomirsI Oa,. op.u.d
~, % y, * - icI,,e5 AZ AZ. rorc...io, lie de-
- 49, -. =, ~ az, hn.b W..,ern a. a. Nv, q.
- ~ r-ic..s,. l,we,. s,l,. m o0o hr.h Wesi.rn
, - Co.. =, a. or,nrs VS. ox,em-lv dull and heavy
waited. ale. Of 81 coo bush Western mixed a. Al 5Jd 81
I Nuw,rryK M,Kxyr Oe, a-Rsc,ipi. Of Wh.a, today.
q oo- bu-h.i. No sprng Wheat ia ore 81 80; No d..
do, FL 81 freight Wh.-t 20 Bahao, sc NO Oats IN
store. Coo. c,ira Spring Wheat Foar 81.
HAYlhr demand .vrIy fair and Prices are hrmer; sales
/ Of 800 bds. a a. 100 fht
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THE VICTORIA RBGIA.--The beautiful speci-
mems Of this gigantic water plant. which for some
weeks past have been exhibition up town. will be
shown FOR a few days longer at reduced price These
Towering wonders have been placed in costly glass
conservatory for public show and in almost any other
community than this would have attracted cnrious
crowds as long as they remained open. Unfortunately
New.York does not patronize the beautiful. and the
projectors OF this exhibition are most uhdeservc dly
five thousand dollars poorer for their enterprise.
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THE MONITOR YARD IN JERSEY CITY.-At
the present time herc 10 but clad tie hopongo.
IN course ofconstructon & Secor yard In Jersey City
This Ia side wheel iron steamer 2lo feet J, length and
"A feet deep. IL win be completed in about sixty days.
MI Secor Il now engaged In constructing large wood
en- dry doak ID ~ Government whieh Win - 80.
pletod next Dp1ing and vm give smploynsnt b about
200 men.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-Y9RK......ocrOssa
Cleared,

Steamer Ernst Meek (swcd.l, Ludsuit London Fares
Meincse K Wendt
steamer Franklin. Young. Baltimore.
steamer Martina Stevens, Chance, baltimore.
Shin Webstsr Norris. Liverpool. M
ship Wiley Ssnstadt Genoa. runch. Neincke MeLh
Ship Republic lBrern.), Schmidt. Bremen unkar Co.
Bark Brothers Long Morts Christie CIoekef, WOOD 70
Br. d. y. Nash. Laney, Cow Bay Brett Son Z %;
Brig Venus (Bg.l Dunnne Greenpsnd, n. T., H. l. hesp
1 Sons
s.hr Nautilus, Davis, New. Orleans, U. s. Q. N
Schr. Truman smith. Perry, Washington, l.. Kenny
schr. o. c. Acken. morrill, Stanford.
schr Lucy Robinson Davis, Georse'owp.
schr T. Notion. Young. philadelphia
schr Arthur simpson Chacc Northampton, A. c Hsvfu
: s!oop Rhode lslaid Wighiman Providence. L. Kenny.
Barge Mnsare, McDoussl, James, Philadelphia jazz
Hand.
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(Advertisement.I
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,

Ngw.YoRK DEPosIrARY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STArEA
Nos n and % Pine-st.,
Receives subscriptions 80 tho new $40 TREASURY
NOTES which are convertible at maturity into SIX PER
CENT GOLD BEARING $40 BONDS.
Commissions Of l per cent allowed In all cases, and
liberal terms to Banks who buy to sch again;
Resolves subscriptions to the 1910 Bonds;
Converts the old 1910 no.es into per cent 1881
Bends;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
transaets all other business connected with Govern
ment. MORRIS hETcHrA' fresioeht'
u. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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GOVERNMENT VESSEL BuRyrp-Tbe frs

GOVERNMENT VESSEL BURNEp.-The first
class schooner Ann s. Brown. of Providence. which
was lying in the North River near .he Jersey City
ferry loaded With grain and hay for the government
took fire on Monday afternoon and the cargo en-
saved. The fire caught in the galley Tfs men frori
the French oman Of war lying nearby eano alongside
and abored assiduously. with the help'd two small
donkey engines, TO extnguish the fire. Tho loss VII
Amount " about $50 600.
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COURT CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.

Tenlner and Nos 1895 25 2as 1895 1891 1850 3o 23oJ
2Jos 2g7 1913 297 ISIS 92l, ass. ass 2327 1881 s3aa
2it 7Il6 2ls 72l. 7i24 PIG 2i1a 2IJ0 ana asa asa
Nss, 2I4o Part iII-Nos 1884, 2sio 21is e4 4I4 1881
ll8. 1870 W 3D. I'D S lA3, ltO7. 1851 1882 1857 1875,
1893. Special Terin-tlssoes Of law and f4ct)-Nos I ~,
10 205. IN to 2I3
SUPERIOR C0URT.-Part I.-Adjourned TO Mon
day Part Ii-Nos J7i2, 37lz 1906 1850, 1910,
2522 1861 l+'G, Jos6. aias, 3a7t. J876,3s7s, $3.50.
COURr Oy COMMON PLRAs.-Part Mos. SOS,
10, ss2 sl6 tos72, 6l5 6z7. go e7 6JA Part NoA "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

JOIN Is. GoUGH cxhOrts people 10 ahan-
don tie Win, Cup W. advise a. 10 slep iu.,sa bcss
FOR sale 1y al Ogoc-Ts. Al 81 ceuts v NJ.
GESrEaI Dfror No. l5t Resde At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

Lsuscn.-Thc steamship Ajax" 1900
tuns, will be launched from c. & T. PooDs shipyard,
foot Of Bridge-s:reet. Brooklyn, Thursday. Oct g.
1864, at l2t o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

From Qnsrantinc this morning monitor Mshopac IL nsa
L. :. tugs Bsnonia hd Ciymatis. Aiso ship befasy
Antwerp. -
Ocr. a--Stesuer-Steamers vinelsnd Exact.
Ships-Wm Rockingham. T.. A. Fsweel. Royal saio1-
BaEks-Jose Nichols, N. CASTOR, Osmsni, johannes
Bhg--Resoute. ~,
schooners-Rebecca and Harriet, Nellie =. MGvl '~
soris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

Augustus Morgan agi. The Mayor, &c.--ln thi
ease reported rdsy The jury rendered verdict Il
plaintiff ~. moIDins ss.sssing b.. mayes - 80 10
DAVID Tbafston ios plaintiff John X. Hac,s for cofpor
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Mails CIOee nc the rest.O Once.
AZ Britain and the Continent, by steamer

Mafls CIese nc tie rost.O nlce.
For Great Britain and the Continent, by steamer
Frrtfs. Dot.
For Port au Prince, by steamer Prt an Prince,
Wednesday Oct. 5..............."........
For Cuba aud ths West Indies, by steamer Colum-
% eia W ednesday, Oct. s...".:..........:;..:..
FOR New'OrlsAns, BY steamer Champion, WedDss
NY OCs' y.
For Europe, by steamer Nova Scotian, Thursdsy,
OCT o.............,...........
For California, Oregon Washington Territory and
Sandwich Islands. By the overland route, daily
tSttAsV tkcep,eoJ.. ..of q. N. an
Borth--Ad4ss,. bnsslo and Csnadss..s q m. and
North and West Way Mail. .....................,..
Western Mail, via Erie Railrosi. q m. md
Southern and South Western Mails m. a. 81 and
Newport ssd Fall Riyer..
SunHy sAifsAon Sunday all mails close q. .,,,...
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East" The prics Of potatoes in the Bangor Me) mar
ket last week ,ighty cents per bushe The KA'and
(V) Herald says that in Bellows Falls and In the towns
around there potatoes have been freely offered az my
cents per bushel and No buyers This is parity OWNS
to the general fall in rices and partly 10 the apuhaaht
crop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ri,-s.....6:O6 Sun Sets.......537 Moon Setsts
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook..l0,< Gov Island .ll:il Hell osfs'. ~
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TIE PUBLIC DEBr.
hI.eaa. gil.iIlfI.ais.a5l Ne /

During the month the increase Of Currency Notes Is
equal to si3 ST.. This. with the proceeds OF the
BONDS OF 1862 has been paid To the army and navy and
will soon return the ordinary channels Of trade The
katoen, makes IL certain that there Is to be scarcity
of money or the present ana no difficulty in raising
money by loans.
The dry goods sales of to-day showed no
change. Buyers cautious and prices low.
| The trustees for the bondhoders Of the MI
waukee and Prairie du Chen Road Messrs W. SchaI
and ~ A. Cowdrey advertise that they viii pay OF
eco Of the gage bonds by designated nnmborD
ION presentation at par and interest To lst October
The mortgage being convertible into the first preferred
per cent stock Of the road selling at a premium Of
odI5 per cent. the holders Of the small remainder Of
he bonds will probably resort to conversion before the
next half yearly drawing for the sinking fund.- in which
case tho road will DO wholly free Of debt and tho
mon stock entitled TO regular hafycerly dividends
Receipts of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads for the week ending Sept 81;