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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
Legal Tender-TmpOriant Decis.
Inn

An important decision has been rendered in
the District Court OF Philadelphia, in the case
of Mervine rs. Sailer-being an action to re.
cover damages for breach Of covenant De.
fendant had covenanted to pay yearly ground
rent Of $570 "lawful silver money Of the
United States, each dollar weighing seventeen
penny weights and six grains at least" When
the July rent became due, the defendant ten
dered the amount in United States treasury
notes, which plaintiff refused to receive, de.
manding silver dollars Suit was brought
and the defendant pleaded tender as afore-
said, To this plea the plaintiff filed repli-
cation averring that defendant did not ten
der in silver dollars, etc, but iu promissory
notes or paper money Of the United States, Of
the nominal value Of S2s5, but of 40 per cent.
less exchangable value. To this the defend.
ant hled special demurrer, averring that the
promissory notes so rendered we're lawful
money of the Unlted States and legal ten
der in payment of, all debts This demurrer
was before the Court at the December term.
and was re-argued at the present term by G.
NJ. Wharton for plaintiff, and George W. Har.
kins for defendant Saturday the opinion of
the Court was delivered by Judge Hare, rem.
dering judgment on the demurrer for defend
snt, thus deciding that the treasury notes are
legal tender and should have been received
in payment Of the rent, Judge Sharswood
delivered dissenting opinion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
From Sc. Louis.

Sr Louis, April 2l.-The St Louis County
Court yest rday donated q tract OF 500 acres
OF highly improved land IL miles from the
city known as the Smizer farm, to the Missis.
sippi Valley Sanitary Fair The farm is val
ued at between 10000 and 40, 900 dollars.
The city has already donated and paid into
the treasury $1,000 cash for the same noble
object.
1t Is hoped that these magnificent gifts wi |
furnish an example worthy of emulation BY
other counties aud cities in the county, and
stimulate individuals, corporations, and firms
to render the success of the fair still more
signal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
FROM BANKS DEPARTMEKT.

Skirmishing Reported on RED River--
NO News OF lhe Union Defeat near
Shreveport.
New YoRK, April 20-Tbe steamer Liberty
has arrived here, bringing New Orleans papers
Of the 18th
The True Delta has dates from Grand
Ecore of the 7th, and Alexandria of the 9th.
Banks headquarters are at Nochitoches.
No news of the battle reported via Chicago
in New Orleans papers
Quarantine will be rigidy enforced below
New Orleans after May lst
The crop prospects Of northern Louisiana
and Arkansas are said to be improvieg -
Whest and corn are said to be DESTROYED
Al Alexandria letter of the 9th saws the
rebels are burning all the cotton on the Red
and Ouachita rivers.
The New Orleans Times has Baton Rouge
dates of the 10TH stating that on Wednesday
last the advance cavalry bad a skirmish at
Pleasant Hill FIVE miles from Shreveport.
We had few wounded on Thursday An
other 6ght occurred Eve miles above Nachi.
toehes. We we're driven in, but rallied, when
the enemy retreated, With small loss on both
sides
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21

NEW YoRK, April 20--The steamship Aus
trslian, from Liverpool the 9th, Uia Queens.
town the 10th, arrived this evening. Efforts
to Goat the City Of New York on the 7th and
9Th we're ineifeotual
Gladstone presented favorable budget to
Parliament The expenditures we're more
than million sterling under the estimate -
the surplus over two and quarter millions
He proposes TO reduce the duty on corn from
Is per quarter to Sd, per hundred weight
The bOmbardmeut Of Duppel was vigorous
ly sustained during the 7th The lombard
ment of Sonderberg re commenced on the sth
with extraordinary violence. The Prussiaus
have completed the second parallel The
Conference meets at London on the 18th.
All difficulties as to the Mexican crown are
adjusted. Maximilian receives the deputa-
tion on the 10th, 10 formally accept it, and sails
on the llth or 18th for Mexico
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
"ExemptIng the Banks and Tax
Ing She Farmers"

Under this head, the Albany Atlas d argus
Of Saturday, thus notices the recent action of
the Administration majority in the New York
Assembly on the Bank question;
The assembly has su ppresssd the report of
a majority Of the standing committee on
Banks, and ordered printed an edition of4O0O
copies of the report of the minority of the
same committee. Let us see, and let the
people understand what has been suppressed
and what has been so profusely published
The bill before the Bank committee was one
to enable all the banks of this State to escape
taxation-by becoming National Banks Il
was a bill to withdraw the whole banking
capital Of the State, amounting to Slo9, ,O0O,-
600, from taxation, and to impose the tax,
which that capital now pays, upon the farms
and other property in the State.
The majority Of the Bank committee re-
ported against this iniqutous project, and the
Assembly suppressed their report and refused
to allow it to be printed
The minority of the committee reported in
favor OF the rascalty, and the Assembly or
dered printed 1000 copies of the report
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
OUR PLRDGE REDEEMED.

The readers of the Empire will scarcely
have forgotten that we promised, on yes
terday, to continue the case" of the Jour
nal of this city, and the New York Asr-
eary VS.. Maj. Gen. schenek, M. O., &c.
The matter occurred to US about Eve min
utes ago, while we were consuming one
of Nauerth's most fragrant "Cubsnas,' -
and as we always make it rule to be as
good as our word, sick or well, we will
sudeavor to pursue the subject short dis
lance further, with as much ability as we
have on hand.
In justice to the Journal, it greatly be-
hooves us to remark at the outset, that the
advertisement to which we referred yes
tsrday, has been promptly. and. we may
add, ably Withdrawn. Those who saw il
yesterday may conceive themselves quite
lucky" for it is now Numbered among
the things that were'-that were great
bore. The inference is, that the JOWrnaI
don't enjoy the style of the Popular Pho
tsgraphs. and is willing to subside. Too
much credit cannot be awarded that august
institution for this timely acknowledge
meat of its fallibility. Its opinions of the
popular Photographs" have undergone Z
radical change. Change is written upon
everything; but on nothing more plainly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
NeYv YorIk NInrrtat.

NEw YORK, April 81.
CorroS-Qniet and steady and upward ten
dency at 79
- -FLoUR--5 C lower at 4 75 for extra
State Round Hoop 90@8 90.
WHEAT-Nominsily' l,l6@l II Chicago
Spring l,73@l,7S Milwaukee Club; l,77@
1873 Winter Red.
CoRE-Sbade 6rmer | 33@l 331
OATs-In very fair demand and steady at
$685.
PoRE--Firm-.25
BEEF-Firm and steady.
BUTTER 29@82 ~5---
Cur MEATS Firm.
LARD,-A shade frmer, l3t9l44.
WHrsEY-Quiet at 81 1901 IL for Western
PETRoLEUM-Firner, 40 Crude So refined
Bond, 62@65 Free
NEw YoRK, April 2l.-Stocks irreg-
closing 6rmer Money and per cent Ster-
ling quiet and steady at 9l3. Gold
67l. 500 Coupons ia, SIS 81 Coupons IL J
One year certificates 97t New York Cen.
tral 1901 Erie 81 llS Reading 81 Ga
c. B. d o. 4s4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Rebels Attack Plymouth, N. O., and are
RspuIsed.

Rebels attack Plymouth, N. O., and are
RspuIsed.
PHILADELPHfA, April 2l.-The Enquirer
has the following
NORFOLK, April l9-Refugees from Ply
mouth, N c. report that fight commenced
on Sunday afternoon. The Rebels in force
attacked Fort Gray about mile from town
on Roanoke river. They planted heavy
battery on Folks Island about half a mile
distant, and kept up continuous FIRE; the
Rebels then made several charges up to the
fort, but were each time repulsed With great
slaughter, when they at last retired, B Reb.
ell iron ram and four gunboats moved down
to the obstructions, wihin sx miles Of town,
TO cooperate with the land forces. The
Rebels were from 5000 to $4,000 strong,
Their cavalry is commanded by Gen. Ransom.
Gen. Vessel commands the Union forces He
says Plymouth is impregnable. Our eunboats
are stationed in front Of town the Rebel ar.
tillery directed their ERE against them. Seven
killed and wounded are reported on the gun.
boat BombshelL 1t is rumored that the Reb-
els made simultaneous denomination in the
vicinity Of Newborn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
News Items.

rumored that General Lee is moving
= portion OF his army to the RSpidaD, near
Madison Court House. A considerable rebel
cavalry force has been seen near Leesburg.
4 Brigadier General Prince is to take com
mapd of the Military District of Paducahi
Columbus and Cairo.
The object of General ould in seeing Gen
eral Butler was to get aid for the very sick
Federal prisoners in Richmond.
The corn prospects in Northern LouisisnS
and Arkansas are improving.
The rebels have been burning cotton on
the Red and 0uchts rivers.
The Guerillas are visiting the plsnttions
the Federals are working on the Mississippi.
Letters from the army in Louisiana state
that on the 9Th inst the troops under Gen.
Banks met with reverse near Shreveport
but on the next day their attack was hand
somely repulssd, The loss was heavy on
both sides
The National Bank Bill will not come be-
fore the Senate this week
The question Of the Laird rams will be de-
teruined on the 18th Of May in Great Britain
whether they can be delivered to the Con-
federates or not
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
Aust,

I OsT-Tao promissory notes Tor ses6 each made
Ia by John Houp, Of Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Eliza
Corwin, an6 by her ndorsed in blank Said notes are
both dated December B. 1888 one Of them is payable
in one year and the other In two years nom their date
both bearing int rest from date Upon one OF them
IS an indorsement Of Sill. All persons are notified
not 10 purchase either Of aid notes. Payment has
heon stopped. They belong 20 the undersigned. The
R2ldlw GEORGE LEHMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
Quiet in Georgia.

RINoGoLD, April 2O,-The enemy is quiet
There is tacit understanding between pick.
cts on both sides TO keep quiet, Patterson
whose brigade pickets are in front of this
place got drunk at Tunnel Hill a few days
since and were placed under arrest Miss
Mary E. Walker Acting Assistant Surgeon Of
Dan. McCooRs brigade was captured BY the
enemy day or two since, while visiting cit
yea patients outside Of our lines.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
"LoyaI,, and LayyIess Kansas

miscegen and Michigan contemporary,
ahudlng to customary election row in Leav-
enworth, says:
+" 1t seems impossible for Kansas to settle
down in subjectiou to law and order. II a
man is to be made 10 DO anything out that
way, or il bis opinions are to be rectifed. he
is at once knocked down, whom the prospect
of being knocked down again as soon as be
gets up, is deemed sufficient to convert him. "
This is very unkind cut from paper that
shtieked so loudly but few years ago for
bleeding Kansas Kansas has long been
the pet lamb of the Republican party And
her name has also been the SYNONYM ior law
lessness and disorder She was born amid
the throes Of a revolution She "bled" for
slavery SO long as blood letting would make a
little political capital She then started the
starvation cry, which largely replenished the
dilapldated ezchequer OF many of her bsnk-
rupt politicians. It elected one of her United
States Senators But one thing Kansas is
not She is not copperhead State. She is
not Democratic State Kansas is intensely
loyal There is not a copperhead newspa-
per in the State There is not, we believe.
a Democratic Journal published there. IL is
not healthy place for Democratic publishers.
A newspaporial institution that should raise
the name Of Gen, Mcclellan for the Presiden-
cy in that delightful eiysium Of modern Re
pnblioanism, would very likely be evscerated
aud its proprietors choked But we protest
that it is unkind ond uugenerous for the mod
ern miscegens to declare that " it seems i'm
possible for Kansas TO settle down IN subiec-
tion to law and order, and that the way they
'rectify' opinions out there is to knock men
down, when the prospect Of being knocked
down again as soon as he gets up, is deemed
sufficient to convert him"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residense, with fifteen
"A acres Of good land. lying one mile north Of Day
ton, on the old Troy road, s offered vt private sale
There Is a large and comfortable frame house, aud
good outhnildings, on the land an orchard Of hns
grated apple, pear and peach trees a large asaort
ment OF slrawberry vines Of the Wilson, New Albany
and Prolific Varehes also about three acrel OF young
ouITent bushes for wine purposes. Any persons de-
sirnR 10 purchase are requested to call and examine
the property themselves, the proprietor 10 con-
hdent that Il will bear inspection
Also ten and half Gores oi hmberad land, foux
miles north OF Dayton neAr the old Troy road.
nosAdawu JAMEs KNOOP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
Rebel Army News,

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The Enquirer
says rebel deserters who arrived in Washing
ton state that Lees force on the Rapidan is
10000 Longstreet was at Charlettvile marct
Jog toward Staupton for the purpose of ad-
vAneing down the Shenandoah Valley. Lee 3
army had received seven days rations, for Q
forwagd movement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21

By dispatch from the Adjutant General Of
the State, it will be seen that the War De.
partment has authorized the organisation Of
one or more regiments OF heavy artillery in
Ohio, on condition that the regiment or reRi-
ments be completed by the 10th of May, fail
ing which the recruits are TO be transferred to
other ARTILLERY or infantry regiments. Il is
one Of the most pleasant branches Of the ser
vice, and those who desire TO enter the army
Hhonld avail themselves of this opportunity.
The time is brief, and those who engage in
recruiting for the regiment must be prompt
and energetic - Commercial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-21
News from LouisIana--The FederaIs De
fsated on the sth inst--They Repulss
the COnLederAJes the Next Day.

WASHINGTON, April 20 The following dis.
patch was received at the Navy Department
this noon:
CAIRO April l9 TO Hon Gideon Wells
| have received private letters from Red Riv-
er. One dated Grand Ecore, April TO- and
one Alexandria, April IA, stating that the ar
my under Gen Banks met with reverses on
the 9th near Mansfield. Our army fell back,
and on next day the Rebels attacked them
and were handsomely whipped, the loss being
heavy on both sides Admiral Porter, when
last heard from, was about 40 miles above
Grand Ecore. River low.
A. NJ PENEocE,
Fleet Captain.