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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
The reunsyivania Legislature.
HARKIspURo, Friday. =

HARRISBURG. Friday. AprlIS le14'
In the House of Representatives this evening,
Mr.. Barger made an important statement relative 70
the fifteen regiments VI Pennsylvania Reserves"
He stated that they entered tho service o: Pennyi;
yania in Nav three years ago. but not mustered
into the national service until two months aiterwafd
They were greatly dissatisfied. so much 90 tha'
many were under arrest the men claiming that their
time OF service expired in MY. the National Govern
ment contending that it extended until July.
Mr. Burger read extracts Of letter from Col. Cand
less commanding the Division, relative 20 the dssafs
faction and fearing the will refuse to DO duty amer
NAV. Gov Curtin had urged some action on the part
OF the Legislature 10 induce the National Go'etDHeDt
70 comply with the demands VI the reserves IN accord
ance with this suggestion 81.
Mr.. Burger offered resolution urgently soliciting
The President 10 discharge the reserves To add 10 the
dissatisfaction of the men, it stated that some OF Their
former comrades who had left and joined the
Regulars. had already been discharged under
orders OF the War Department which allowed
soldiers leaving the volunteers and joining the regulars
70 count their three years from the date of their original
enrolment and not from the date OF actual muster n'"
the national service.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
FROM NORTHERN ALABAMA.
A Rebel Force Threatening an Attack at
nccn,ur-Reported Two DayS Fight

so.cap roue.pondence ofThe Chicago Evening Journs
'P' HUNTSVILLE, Ala April 20 1904.
We have exciting reports from Decatur A
Rebe force variously estimated at from 900 TO 1919
WITH considerable artillery. hss been lowering around
,hsrs for several days. Tho 9th Illinois Infantry
ImonnteN first discovered the enemy. some miles out
fro,n Decatur on the lith. while scouting. They have
bod several skirmishes with the Rebs, who have been
asceytaiued 10 be Reddy's command Of mounted men.
on The 18th their pickets were discovered within ten
jcs OF town. on what is known the CORTLAND road.
Tbs OH Illinois has been constantly busy annoying AMI
testing the enemy. That regiment and the LIST Alaba.
ma Union Cavalry supported By the 25th Wisconsin
and 3sth Ohio have several times driven III their pick
cts. .., ,
ton at Decatur. Gen. Dodge. who commands our
forces there prepared 10 repcl him. We heye strong
Qualifications Troops have been going down from here
ana II general engagement Is brought on, the Rebels
will find us than enough for them. The position
the enemy now occupies ON the CORTLAND road sur.
rounded with timber is considered good one, and
indications that he designs flank movement upon
us. -,
IA merely ruse to cover some other movements. IL
NAV turn out TO be so. You may expect before many
days to hear OF stirring events in this department
FIFTEENTH CoRrs
IBy Telegraph
CAIRO, April 26.-Boats On Sunday night arc iss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
FORREsT,s REBELS WHIPPED.
Gen. GricrsoH's Cavalry Attacks Them
and They Retreat Capture Of Wagons,
Hlorses, Mules and Prisoners.

spccia IoFfcspOndencc Of Inc hca-o f.7tlI J0I,aI
MEMPHIS, April 2, le6i.
A report reached this city yesterday that Gen.
Grierson's cavalry came upon portion OF FORESTS
Rebels the previous day, near Jacksonville, Northern
Mississippi. and attacked them. sharp engagement
ensuei resulting in our success Inc kepes VINO were
under tho immedate command of Mccullough, beat a
retreat leaving in onr hands good portion OF their
supply train The exact number Of wagons, horses and
mules that tirerson captured is not yet known mere.
We also captured d number OF prisoners VINO nave
inst arrived here Our loss slight. No report o.
The entire loss of tho Rebels has yet been sent in
Tie enemy retreated through Lagrange' toward
Jackson. IL is supposed thai fsrreSt FORCES are hoN
on the point OF returning south.
If Grierson could have had more men in his com
mand Forrest would not have remained near as long as
he aid In Tennessee and Kentucky. But, unfortunately
our cavalry At present in this region is much reduced
and of bur little service against large force Of the
enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

ilete lRo wan eter inc ofIBlDb ueSlth Win noohOH
tion Of direction, S27eG5 a. lie recommends prompt
appropriation.
TIE REAPPoINTyBNT OF MR. BLAIR.
The Senate Is after Frank Blair, and after Mr..
lancolns new method Of making Major Generals with
out lis advice and consent. AR Wilson viii toner
rowi introduce bi1 prohibiting any officer VIII" has
resigned, and whose resignation has been accepted
from commanding troops until he has been regularly It,
nominated and confirmed
THE STATUS OF COIORED TROOPS.
Senator Wilson'S policy and justice has hnaliy
triumphed. The Ways and Means Cemmittee decided
today 10 place colored troops on an equality With White
not onlv as TO pay rations, and clothing, but as 70
bounty, and have added an amendment to Senator vii
sons bin TO deprive the President ef control over their
b0untes.
TIE Miltfry Committee Of tho House, after having
hung back for eight weeks has at last decided also tn
place black and white troops on the same footing.
High time. Black enlstmorts have ceased.
TIE ADJOURNMENT.
Senator Foote, good authority, thinks that
IN adolrnment cannot be reached before the last Of
June The House has unfortunately to devote the even
ing sessions hereafter exclusively &c dcclamations
THE CAVALRY BUREAU IN CHARGE OF GEN.
H.ILECK.
Tie Cavalry Bureau has been placed under
the immediate control O; NaiorGen. Haleck by order
of ae War Department
REPOSITORIES OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
The First National Bagk Of Chester, Pa, aud
tho Second National Bank Of Newark n. J., have been
3ignaed REPOSITORIES Of Ilternal Reycnle and al
ether public moneys except receipts for customs.
REGnfENTs To RI DISCHARGED.
HEADQUARTERS Army or TIE roTonAo,
AyIii IS 1904.
GENERAL ORpEas No Pas the tiur !. approur hing
hen Of the mtn.s beOni to tins Amy hEe 20 b,
discharged nom the iry service of the United States, by
reason Of the e1raon cfthe which they
tered into SAID service the Commanding General announces
such troops Tat the War Department hss de- lied that the
Of Il TO he COIU'ed from The date
81 into a. the United Ssies without refer
the d,ie OF enrolment any sesiee rendered q
State.
Th. iecsioo lt be o. duty Of the Commanding General
u enforce sad be A II necetsry r-sor &C. ~" most
;ene lo his purpo-e. lie vail howev'r al oil
tines be ~ receive forward ior The consideration Of
the proper authority respectful touching
the term Of serie oi regiment when spct term spPcAi 10
be Involved in f0ubt
TIE Con rsnug Gsrorsl indlge. a.. hope that the reei-
meut- adharsei " cb"euy acc ie.cc IA tie decision
If the Government vi regard 70 their Of service and
that organized bodie uiv iua acr bsvsg borne an
nsuHed reputation during al the ~vsc'fu thai have
r4r their Army Iutomac
suffer the honorable fare they have by tho.T snntTy
and good conduct 90 be shed IN the closing hours OF their
service BY Of sgbofdinnton which if yrured upon
by any vii igompiy suppressed, and can only terminate in
the speedy and Punishment of the offending parties
by command OF MAJORbl.SIltAA MLADf.
$ WIliIus Assistant Adiut4ut- t..Sl~ra.
oaieial; CnAA T.. PEasE AsSistaH, AdJu;sntocno.al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
syeeisl Dispatch 10 The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday April p. 1864.


WASHINGTON Friday. April p. 1864.
THE PLAE or TH8 COMING CAMPAIGN.
The plan % the campaign resolved upon
BY the Commander OF the Army Of the Potomac.
should and With Gods favor will substan-
italy quell the Rebellion and end The war.
The army is in tie best possible condition AID spirit
McCielsnism has disappeared. RiYslries between com
,nsnders and corps end The army s At last
INIT Its commander is in perfect accord With the
head Of The War Department. A difference Of opinion
that net angfespectng the disposition 70 be made
of the invaids was promptly harmonRed by explain
stion. Secretary Steon has the fullest confluence in
Gen. Grants capacity and in the wisdom Of hi plans.
Their relations entirely harmonious. A Of
-Austerlilz is rising for freedom.
THE TAX Gy WHISKY or HAND.
The impression has got firmly established
fodsy that tie Senate will certainly reject the noase
asx on wbisly Oh hand
HP0eT on DOGS.
Through the protrscted discussion Of the Tax
b in the house manufacturers farmeFG and patr otto
economists over and made faithful endeavor to win
favor 10 an impost upon dogs that should take away
from American theePgrowing its repEoach ssd Its
peril Tie Demo- rats lapahiDgly dared Republicans 30
put tar upon dogs. The Republicans deferred by the
threat such tax into politics and to set all the
owners OF dogs in the county biting the party tlEt
passed tho BILL felt constrained 10 leave the EooigTow
Of the United States 20 he protection Of strychnins
and Divine PrCvideno. There Is a chance yot 10 save
Onr sheep in the Senate.
DEPRAUDISe sOLpIERs OP' THEIR BATTOss.
Gen. Butler sitting in judgment at Fortress
Monroe upon the crime Of oieeIe living upon the
tsns Of their men 10 the extent Of causing them 20 be
dishonoraby dismissed frsn the service Capt. T. W.
Mclaughlin and Lieut. +. 4. 0Maley Of the i3tb x
Y. Vols, found guilty Of thai orima with the loss Of
pay and allowances and has forfeited month"; pay each
Of Lieut.. VIM. Z. Kingsbury end Liegt Albert j. Bns
sell Of tie same regiment 10 replace tie savings Of tte
comp nv Of which the for were officers
THE EXTENSION or THE PENSION ACT.
The bill introduced into the Senate to extend
Che Pension act TO persons wounded in Indian nss.a
res in Minnesota in and 1863 has been reported
against.
THE COTTON FRAUDS INVESTIGATION.
The Senate has called TO the War Depart
nent for the Report Of the Military Commission Gen.
Mcdowell President upon the cotton and other frauds
iD the Western Department, with all the papers
psnyiEs.
TIE SRA-wALL At BUFFALO.
II transpred in the House to-day, that
United States Engineer Graham has reported TO the
wsr Department. that i will require Immediately, 10
repair the wall a. Buffalo to preserve the wall and
adjoining property IRON ruin, " JeJ 49, ard 10 COM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

A military gentleman direct from Newbern,
9th inst furnishes the following additional pertc
ulars from North Carolina;
1t appears that the Rebel ram Roanoke which sunk
some Of our best gunboas and which assisted so ma
tcrialy in capturing Plymouth was injured some in
the fight but she is repaired, which viii not
.le long the enemy say that they will assert their an-
thorty over the rivers and sounds Of North Carolina
including all the towns in our possession. They
expect to act in connection with their other ram Oh the
Neuse River which is reported ready to move down on
New ern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
The Draft in Ncw-Jersey.

TRENTON Friday. April " IN1'
a draft for about 8, $50 men, being the deb-
cheney OF the last two calls Of 100000 and 2ooooo viii
begin in this State the Sd Of May next 1t will com
mence in the Let and continue in regular order 10 the
Vth District The Boards OF Enrolment invite the
citizens to be present ard see that everything is done
fairly They invite the appointment Of Committees and
OF citizens to assist on tie occasion Any township.
city or ward can ascertain It's quota by applying to the
Provost Marshal Of the District. Tho Boards Of En-
ronent viii make arrangements with the civil author.
tiles TO have suitable place OF which to make the
drawings so that the whole may be open to the public
view The figures are not yet accurately stated bus
the following will be about tie quota Of each district;
40 IY..............".l,40
H..................l,34 ~ F...".............I,O$'
UI...,..............l,bjS
Credits will be allowed up b the day OF drawing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
Gen. Steele's Army,
The St. L0nis Democrat says:

Some anprehension Is felt in regard to Gen. Steele
and his small army who at last accounts had reached
Camden on the Washita River, on their way 20 COM
bne with Gen. Banks in the proposed attack On shrese
port. =. c.o.s
Eeore and southwest OF Camden. aid Is only about %
miles west of line running north and south between
The Union armies Ii would seem. therefore. easy
task 10 intrrpose between Steele and Banks Rebel
force sufficiently large attack and crush the former
before he could be reinforced by tho latter.
Until Gen. Steele has been heard FROM and his safefy
assured there will be great anxiety concerning him snd
his brave little army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
Prom Eortrcs. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Thursday, April q, 1864.
The steamer New-York, while coming down
the bay last night of the month Of tho Rappabsnnock
River was run into by on unknown schooner, oonsid.
ersbly damaging the formers upper WOODWORK ana
carving avs ay three of her slater The echooners
boysprt was carried away and her gure-head left on
board the New-York No one wa hurt. No blame at
tached 10 the management of tho steamer
The schooner Twilight loaded with coal was run
into this morning and sunk in Hampton Roads by the
l.. s. steamer HoQuois.
The steamer Massachusetts arrived today win large
mails from the Gulf, Hilton Head and Eewbern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
night from the Cumberland River report rumors IN
Nashville Of two days fighting nelr Decatur and Hunts
vile. No particulars have been received.
Reconnaissance 20 Madison Coart-Housc-
Capture OF 30 Rcbeis-No Force Of the
Enemy met wiih-Enfertainmen Of
Gen. Grant and Several Omcers By j.
Minor Retts.
WASHINGTON. Friday. April %. 1864.

Advices from the Army Of the Potomac state
that brigade of cavalry, under Gen. Devens. went ont
Yesterday 10 Madison Courthouse. on reconnois'
sance and found party ofabout 30 Robes in the place
most of whom they captured.
No force OF the enemy was discovered anywhere IN
that vicinity although II was currently reported that
they had crossed the Rapdan and were moving toward
our right The expedition returned without any loss
John Minor Bolts gave dinner yesterday. at which
Gems Grant, Sedgwick. Hancock Birney. Humphreys
Robinson, Williams, ingalls,, Rawlings, Mott Carr
Webb, Chiffon, Eustis ard Morris were present. The
affair was Of the most sumptuous character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
The Pennsylvania Union State Copven.
tion-Chairman Of the State Central
Committrr,

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
HARRHBURG. Friday, April y, isH.
George V. Lawrence, permanent Chairman
OF the Union State Convention appointed Gen. Cameron
Chairman of the State Central Committee. This ap-
poinment took Mr.. hcClures friends greatly by SUP
prise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
Nou.arriyai Of the Europn-The Asin Oss-
ward Hound.

HALIFAX. Friday AprI =, lew 4 m
There are no signs Of the steamer Europa,
now due at this port in place of the Arabia with Law
erool dates OF the 10TH and Queenstown OF the l7th
met d,
The Asia, from Boston arrived at O. mn ana WIN
coon leave for Liverpool
Tie weather IS fine and the wind northeast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

PROBABLE MURDER.-A colored man, named
George Robertson residing In Wecksville Ninth Ward
rot into quarrel with his wife On Wednesday night
and atabbed her with knife In tho neck and abdomen.
rom the effects of which she died. The accused was
arrested. and committed By Justice Perry to await e.
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
Robbery in Dn bury, Conn.

DASBuRY. Friday April 20, isS.
Mrs. A. f.. Tweedy's house was entered last
might and robbed Of all its silver plate watches jewels,
&c. 10 the amount of about $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
COMMANDER MEADE OF TIKI SHip-o tn

LIVE NORTH CAIorrNA--Capt Meade, who has been In
command Of tho old North Carolina since the 18th OF
Nav lp6l has recently been transferred 10 she com
mend M the Naval Rendezvous in Water street and
Yesterday morning. shortly after 10 O'Clock, the officers
and men under his command were summoned to appear
on the parade ground opposite the Cob Dock where the
Commander delivered an affecting farewell address.
Cant Meade is to be succeeded by Commander Tnomp
SON who at prescott has charge OF the NaVai aendeSoos
10 which he has been assigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
HTER NEWS RROH THE RED RIVER.
our LOSSES FOUR THOUSAND
The Rebels Reported Marching OF
Grand E0cre.
OUR FORCES GOING OUT TO MEET THEN.
ST. LOUIS. Friday, April % 1894.

ST, LOUIS. Friday, April % 1894.
TIE correspondent of The 81. Louis Democrat
ry.lng from VicEsburg on the I'D iBst.. says;
The steamer Lucy has arrived bringing rews from
sse Red River that lighting had occred up to
xae goth iust.
THE Rebels were reported marching on Grand
Feore on the I'D inst cad troops going out %
meet them.
On totel loss in the late battles foote 200.
"obr urmy is believed TO bo securely intrenchea al
Grand Ecore on both sides Of the river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
The a., Andrew,s at PortIsnd-The Da-
muscus Not Arrived.

PORTLAND. Friday, April y, Isb4
The steamship st. Andrews, twenty-one DAYS
from Glasgow, arrived this morning. she was ms
,atsn for the Damascus There are no signs Of the
LAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
non.arriyal Of the Damaseus.

POkTLAND. Friday, ApTH " Io'f'
There are as vet no signs OF the steam'hlp
Damascus now fully due here. with later European IN
teligence. Weather fne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
hsrlsston-
1HK PAY oP SOLDIERS.
The Till rnnnrted by Mr.. Schcnck from Z

The bill reported by Mr.. schenck from the
Committee on Military Affairs to-day. ard on which
early action win he taken increases the Pay OF prVate-
in the army 20 elG copolnls sls month, and non com
misSioned officers pToportiodatey-
The rations pepper excepted aTe reduced TO the Old
ration Of 1851 Colored soldiers arc put on the SEINE
footing Us to pay, rations and clothing. as white
soldier
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ifp lat-r.
WASHINGTON. Friday, kpr.l %, 1884.
TIE TRg-PORTY LOAN.

The subscriptions to the ten-lOr;y loan re-
ported n the Treasury to-day were ss53 90.
laval ORDERS.
Commodore Ym. Smith has been ordered 10
re coI.uand Of 4 Lancaster. end Commodore Gcndy
has been ordered TO the command OF The Pensaoiis
Naval Station.
Commodore Thatcher has been ordered 10 command
the storestip New-IIamTshre.
ADMIRAL DAHLGREs GONE TO CHARLESTON.
The steamer Harvest Moon has loft Washing
ton Navy Yard with Admiral Dahlgrsn on board FOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
THE RED RzvER BATTLEs,

eassnrfIi RoaI ora the First Dny-Eemor~
allied Condition of Sur Arny-t;ni-
Ian,ry Of Gen. Smith and His Com
runEd-AdmiraI POFfSr's OGic,al Dis
patches go Brilliant victory OF tho
fsnnsonss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

pete the wall after the original design, with modifca
tion Of direction, S27oG5 Al. lie recommends prompt
approximation
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From North CarOifn q.

edits will be allowed up to the day Of drawing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

HOUSES, ROOMs, CO., no LEI
To LBAsE-A ooRNKR PROPERTY on cLIfI0n
lc fsr an isHs bns ssss Sos an asisdsn fes nr.
ssss nc SSSsi ca y ss "
ITO LEAsE-THE SPACIOUS BUILDING, 80 PEARL
saSs 70, ne hni sn AZ :, soS sas Apply 70 Gus
TAvUS BAYLIEs, ~ Broadway.
RIO RERT-TBE HOUSES ~ AND - HUDSON
street being 90 feet front Hudson street. ssn me
depot udeon River Railroad COMPANY vaiuaoe sor
Sos q ;ss1 Nssa
mo RENT IN BRoOKLyN-A THREE STORY BRIeK
/ Dwelling, in Carlton avenue ossween Green and Ia
VIII be gwen ls Of April BY purchasing part Of the
Furniture which Is nearly new. Apply 70 H. =. FREB
mo GARDENERS LEAsE IMMEDIATELY FOR
term Of years, desirable Property near the city,
garden The business VACATED through the
death OF the proprietor. Apply 10 JONATHAN saul.
Forty fourth street Third avenue broohIyn; TO WI.
ELLIOT scotsman, ~ John street. ~ y.
%2O 0O0 TO LEASE, FOR ONE !s, WEAR . on
each other and situated upon The bank OF
river IN louisiana hve miles below Natchex Ineso
timely improved and capable OF makng
be they provided with stock corn, fodder,
and the laboreIe gathering me cotton grown no
1863 Being and in sight Of an important military
post and under the protection OF the hese
Inducements 20 essees There VIII be
probably from 100 10 400 bales o. cotton yet 70 be fabered
the crop OF last year which the lessor WI agree 70 a'
that the total rent OF both pantaons Tor ono
year plantations offered for lease simply on &C
81 s % cG % q sr%s apply
70 CHAS. D. LKVERICH. III Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04
FURNITURE.

xAoNIFlcENy ASSORTMENT OF PARL0R.
"A Chamber aud Dining Room rurDore ~ .a s ne
N eomplete order, properly OF fanny IceNine VIZ
city. --Pianoorte Drawing RON ruInufe svverva
with brocade, Curtains " maHn, Esssoss sssrI'
Byon <es on Pantiugs Silver ware Ac y easrl
dee inquire at s Wes Twenty thd street Gear oih av
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
III Al great eacrinoc for cash beautiful rafor suit
rc n, NH satin rrooaie made 10 order seven
Months a. o. cost $500 will BE- cold Tor $50 one do for
asyen octave Panof0tte Brussels and In
s,an arp.s ros, mahogany bodseads Bureaus
kurua and Hair aaesses Pillows, blankets HtUeaie aud
Ts,s 1ruvtans proa9o Uoet, purksh Easy Chair and
Iounee rosewood Etaere, g,dchOars Ae Apply at Nv
West Est,h s,reeL bs'sssa ysuh ssdsxn a,ssqss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

IENERAL u. g. VOL RECTG OFFICE.-RECRUITs
" for al branches Of tho service wanted Immediately
Tho highest cash bounes paid down. DoDt forget 10
'''e JOHN j. RINE. Recg OGcer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

FEW MORE GOOD MEN wANTED--FOR THE
"A Eighth heavy artillery stationed at Baltimore Also
good places open In other recimenis Inquire nj Shell
~DON'S Bounty and Pension Office, No. EeekmaD street.
No. o. first floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

MARKET sAyIh@s BANK, no a NASSAU STREET
w near Fulton. Open daily. from MA 70 3P NJ.
and on Mondays and Thu vsdays fsoa V Up.
sIx PER CENT INTEREST allowed 70 depostors
Money depos,ed ON before February IA viii draw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

/NFrioE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
gOmtany as rs.Orgagtsed Chltcothe. ". Jan. 80,
INA The coupour due Feb l. 1864 the fret mortgage
bond. Of Nateia aud G,no matt Naroad Ucmpeny as
n. organ. cd VII b. raid presentation nj The Office OF
S'~'' " y wASsCN, sssvsry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
Newlvorlt / INTaFKet.

NEw YoRI, July 7---Stocks lover business
money ! sterling, l,l0 specie gold 2G59270,
.C B. Q 3l3 registered 9sl N Y G. 34a ,
registered lO6, coupons lOt 7SO one ,yeer
certificates
NEV YoRK, July .--Fouf excited, 5O@75
higher, ll25@ll,70 ex4State ll,50fal2,0O
round hoop wheat no RECEIPT, excited, 1850
257 Chicago spring 2Ss@23T MilIwaukee
club 261@263 Winter red; Western corn
no receipt, active and frmer, l60 new mixed (;
100 Western white oats 6rmer lD9 pork
higher, Al, ,60@4l, a mesai 45,506446, ,26 new
beef, very firm lard higher l9@201; whisky
irregular, 736DT5 cash for Western; 76@7s
other settlements; sugar more active and 6r
mer, 20@254 Cuba; petroleum firm, crude
6l@52 refined Kind 30; free 99@lOO