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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20
The RO1fn1 Table adds:
.RaIly Around the Flag, BOYS,

This is the favorite motto of the Loyal
Leaguers throughout the country. 1t is
their 'battle cry" for carrying elections by
fraud, and in secret conspiracies against
Democrats. By such ''catch words" they
have made some honest people believe they
were sincere i'm their devotion to the conn
try, when in fact they have proved to be
only a secret conclave TO perpetuate in
power a rotten, corrupt Administration,
and to prescribe all who will not subscribe
to the infallibility of ''capering Old Abe"
The time has come, however, when these
blatant demagogues can have an opportu-
nifty to 'rally around the flag" in sense
that really means something. Let this oath
bound organization OF exclusives" hasten
to the front, the opportunity is ample,
and their Chief is supposed to be in danger.
They are bound by their solemn orgies to
stand by each other in opposing Democrats
at home, now let them fright flank" by
Lodge, and ''march" against the rebels
But these mock patriots will do no such
thing. They will cowardly hide behind
their lodge emblems, and sneak away I'M
der cover of their dark lanterns, and bra
zenly denounce Democrats for not going to
fight the battles they have invited, while
thew remain at home to enjoy their fat
offices, and line their pockets from the earn
ings of an ovcr-taxed people.
"Rally around the flag, boys" Go,
Leaguers, like men into the ranks, and
show that you are sincere In your preten-
sions. If you believe in the Proclamations
and the rotten borough system, and all the
,ther new tangled theories upon which the
war isl prosecuted, volunteer by organi-
sations and tune up your battle songs on the
field. g2Ht nf233 33olf 100 lt-l.tI ~ |
In nearly every Republican paper we
AXE up, these catch words are displayed
% drum up the faithful to the lodge room,
Ind humbug the people with the idea of
exclusive loyalty" The flag is safe en-
,ugh here.-the place to rally around 1t Is |
1t the post of danger. Onward, Leaguers, /
% the rescue, or prove yourselves In the
;lassic Language Of Healys "aahsndw wefl
neakss, 45bdny AJWBsaa Iai9sqs Go3anidsiI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20
Paving Notice.

To all whom 1t may concern:
CRY CLERKS OfFIcE,
CoLUNBUs, o., June 81, le6l,}
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ proceedings have been instituted In the CITY
Council Of Columbus. for making the following i'm
provements, to wit:
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings, aud roadway Of Medary alley.
from Sixth street to Seventh street. . 7ii'7
The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk. y III
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
claims in the Office of the City Clerk in writing, on
or before the fifth day Of August A. ID. 1854.
49,. JOSEPH D0WDALL llIH
June22-d4w ... .rH .rr City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20
from The Cleveland Herald.l
Religious Newspaper.

Religious newspapers, as means of cul-
tivating sound morality, and as media for
news not of secular character, are highly
useful, yea, indispensable, and SO far as such
religious newspapers are concerned, we
have but respect and the kindest wishes to
express.
But there is q class of so-called religious
newspapers which assume the name under
the same motive that induces some people
to join a church-for the sake of respecta-
bility and to acquire influence. The class
of religious papers we speak of print folio
sheet-one side religious" set in large
''leaded" typography; the other side ''secu-
lar" i'll small type, set solid. The great
mass of the advertisements appear on the
religious" half, and as consequence the
religious part of the paper can easily be
read and digested before church of Sum
day morning, leaving the secular" larger
half, for the long days consumption. News
paper readers who would not be seen car
rying an ordinary daily newspaper into
their house on Sunday morning in their
pocket, will, with great display, swing their
double-ender religious paper in their hands
when homeward bound on Saturday even
ing. And it should be remarked that these
religious ~ papers-no matter what is the
ostensible publishing day-so time their is
sue from the press as to reach the great
mass of readers, within railroad range, for
Sunday use. The consequence is, the SUBJ
scribers to such religious paper devour on
the first day of the week more secular news
matter than does the man who, on Sun
day mornings visit to the Post office or
News Dealer, loads his pockets with the
daily papers.
About the meanest kind of hypocrisy is
this cheating in Sunday reading, and the
deepest shade resting upon the religion OF
our people is the fact that while real reli-
gious newspapers drag along from sickly
support, these bogus religious prints have
enormous circulation. The veil of decep-
ton is about as gauZy as the backing on a
dice board, that reads, 'History of Eng
land"
The Round Table dissects late number of
The Independent; which, as many of our
readers know, is one of these double-bar-
relied religio-secular prints having in each
weekly issue about the proportion of reli-
gion as the girls letter-three pages ofgos-
sip, concluding with the shortest verse in
the Bible-"Jesas aoept." The Round Table
does up The Independent thus:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20
Summer Arrangement.
1854. 1864.
Columbus
@MMa
81 ..H ".Fs AND rs ... .4..
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY,

and ns niRl Rlch%SSna. HnS1Sn S"aH ana RishmSsn% s%%r
Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays excepted,
as follows:
MI arrives At Xenia az SIS M A. NJ. DAYTON at lIo e.
NJ, Richmond at e35 A. NJ, indianapolis at 800 A.
NJ Chicago at 1896 z. NJ, and st. Louis at 920 p NJ
SECOND TRAIN, ,(yIA,PIQUA)-yAt A. M;
copnects as Milford for Springfield and D. MarysviIle
Wayr o. Toledo and Detroit at Greenville for Union
City, Muncie de-, at Richmond for Logans port and
Chicago, and at Indianapolis with trains for Terre
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, Quincy, DC.
THIRD TRAIN, WIA ,DAYToN>-,AteA. Nj;
connecting at Richmond for Logansport and Chica-
CO. and at Indianapolis for Tere Haute, Lafayette,
Chicago. Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN, (VIA APlQUA)-At11:3O AM;
connects at Milford for Marysville and Springfield.
at Urbana for BeefoDtaine de-, at Piqua for Union
City, At Richmond for toga1spqrt and Chicago, and
cago.
FIFTH TRAIN, (vIA DAYTON)-At 1850 A.
Nj arrives at Xenia at 155 z. NJ, Dayton at 800 p.
NJ, Richmond at $40 p. NJ, connecting for Logans-
port and Chicago and at Indianapolis for Louisville,
St. Louis and Chicago.
SIXTH TRAIN, (PIQUA ACCOMMODATION
Ats P. NJ, connects at Urbana for Bellefontaine,
and at Piqua for Lima, Toledo, Detroit Ft. Wayne
THROUGH TICKETS
For SALE TO all the principal Western points, at as
low rates as by any other route.
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
II. II. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Ageni, Columbus, o.
HENRY BROOKS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbus, o.
Columbus, June 27, l884-df
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20
Sherifs Sale

81 ,i'. Sherifrs Sale. 7''''
sR snFn
tta vs.. county, Ohio.
William F. Havens ct al. j In partition. rJ
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i said court to me directed. will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, in
the city Of Columbus, on ......-s
Saturday, the 23d day Of July, A. d. 1864,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described real es-
tate situate In Jefferson township. Franklin county,
Ohio, to wit:
h Lot number sixteen (e) in the second quarter of
the first township, in the sixteenth range Of the
United States military tract, in the State Of Ohio
containing one hundred acres.N g yBrTYs0
Appraised at $35 per acre. -t "a -. -
TERMS Of SALE-Une-third OF the purchase mo-
ney paid on the day Of SALE onethird in one year.
and third in two years. with interest," and mort
gage on premises to secure deferred payment,
= p H'2 Z WILLIAM DOMIGAN, sn'
snaa.I Sheriff of Franklin county.
ia Printers fees, $500. g-sf,ann
JuhoA~- W GaHs,tff.1 lstrr q rrf.,.ff f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20

NENFss ElNENoCOBlsARSpl Tot Ok
VI 9Wfistbsnds, Ros1fns, nndijaR 70 yifs799su
lg sFURNISHINnh GOODS GBEERAILY.rn
Of best quality. at low Prices. ,,., .fi.n .ifili
iune03 Nos. 10 To % South High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20

Whole number Of columns. ns.......................48
Columns Of advertisements. ts.....................2 26
Editorial religious articles Observation-Disclosures none
Columns of war, politics, and finance. IL
Columns of Mr. Beecher's sermon. ................
Columns of market reports. Observation-Disclosures.
Columns of religious news ws......................2
Number of religious articles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The ROund Table adds:
This is not all. We took up this copy of
The Independent expecting to find its mass
of shameless advertisements somewhat
abated. But the vilest of the vile ad-
vertisements, which we know secular pa
pers to have refused over and over again,
defile its pages. Here the young woman
can learn to ward off the troubles of mis-
conduct, and the young man how to coun-
teract the effects of dissipation. And this
almost side by side with Mr.. Beecher's ser
mons! On one page poem entitled "The
Sword of Christ" and near by the most in
famous cards of wicked poisonmakers! Is
there no wrong here? Can a man serve two
masters?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20
NEW FIRM. a.,
ROSE & BEEM,
Merchant TailOrs,

NOM - .As8A OsDs - I,
HAVING ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
III together under the above named firm, for the
purpose Of carrying on the above named business,
ask tho attention Of the public TO our largo rich
and well selected stock of Goods in our line. We
keep constantly on hand full assortment Of the :
best grades and styles Of Cloths, Csssimeres, and
Goods. We attend 10 business personally, do our
own cutting, and warrant the best Cts and 6nesA
work Especial attention ispaid to Military 0fdcsm
ROSE 4 BEEm. =
ant "iil fI1s7Hl7l ~ IN, S1nii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-20

THE WEEKLY STATEsMAN. at these rates. for
four and a half months. will be the CHEAPEST Pa
PER IN THE COUNTRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Proposals

No. lls
AIRY CLoTuISs a,S sorlrAos O,ren
CisoIsSAri. As~I 6. lss4
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned
i Until wENDEEDAY, April %. 1854 al ssosk p a.
fos Furnishing ri, Doy.rtn-s tby conlraeV VIVA
BL.k l--Woo.en-ATmy Standard
Camp k..ses-Arny STANDARD;
Cs.oi Begs-ArmJ STANDARD;
Drums-cOmpletr-Ariny Standard
FIns Are. (hrst ia iiy only and 10 vsish hNn q Va
2; pound- Army STANDARD;
Prllng Az H.adlos-Army Standard;
Gudons-CgvaIy-ArEy STANDARD;
Ewey-SAy B.le--Army STANDARD.
Pick AIs--Aruy spDSrd:
PiGk Az Handl,s-ArSy ss."dTai
spadc--Army Standard
sheasr Tsuts-AuHy sissdmd;
Ssmres Of which may Ss seen ss Tho omes ossshs ana
Eqnipaes IL this city. -,
10 ke delivered ffss OF oharse at W. o. lnspesses
w.hos.s Ia ths city IN good pscsas~ wHs ths s-'s
f ss party furBhing the knd sDd so~Aty sssS aAs
tined ed on c.eh article sud parksge
P.rties offering seods must IN all o~s< 'urHiss "nPo
.t.d nd numbered 10 eorespvnd with tser proposal anc
etpcy state sir bds the quantity o. goods ttey FopoSs
% fsrui.a the prle- and the time Of delivery
gnar.sy BY two rvsPoss5is p~rsoas n o" ssson
pssy each bid g-run.scur that tie b'd-f vi supply us
al. e. er .rd~d to hE under his proposal 49, .
nd. vii bs op-ued on WEDNESDAY, April ~, 1879 a.
esIoch L. A TAI. oiSs. and sidaeu -c relsessed 70 os
present -.,,..cDx ,.., p.s
u y. r,ourrd thai tho contracts viii - 'a,h.y 'alnSa
T,l., n,nis rela Ing b. Proposal. wil sot be uos~d
aHk lru.s oi po-as BE- oblanrd at .Is or -
Jto right rrjssi bii deafd u-I.as9nAse 1ss''e@
Ey sr1Isr Of Col THoxAs swoxBs, A. q NJ a.. -
{. W. MOULION. C1ptsls and A. - ID
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

rNUE LONDON AND NEW-lORk STEAM
SNIP Co win dspstth semi monthly their new anu
sss. British iron steamships CELA BMELLoSa. M .cb ass
LANTA IOWA INDIANA and hANiAEI ~ o-on H.. -.
tnn harden between London and New York, calling a. %
on Ii, roysge rom London Rates Of p'.s ePsb $50
,d hin ssl, .,-erarr $50 from London or MINI
Fr, cabin sS tot passage Apply 10 ChAS 18th, a ,Spy rt
NEY AZ the ohice No. IS broadway rot , .o.inrL
No 81 South Il. Advances Giado on h'e'e"A""
70 the Leslea agents avn , .sprN,yALL AGENTS
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

ETROPOLTTAN FAIR.
vi EDWARD SCHENCK, AuCTI0NBEh
BY EDWARD SCHENCk,
on THURSDAY, APRIL FL.
AT TIE CATTLE-SUOW OF The hErnOFOLlIAS
PAIR
IN iah.st near 7lh.v oeock m. the following val
sse.s Aill rnui. Itvs-n,.d 10 tie fAif. vi1
suJeb baos Aud..ssan STALLION imported ~ " IN
II Asynwin e.q.. rnd pfc..nt.d ~ hiu. q,
an esest ro~r MARE. l3 hands, year. ISrfeciiy so'nd
aud s,nd can co.. - minute. in harness. and bns
.di.- Aey-s psrsoat.G by Csfrfs hstor bIisisd, 40
4 valusbls Sou.l AARE, prs--nted ey Goa H. H. bs1'S
ei Rutland Vt.
4 Yoke OF superior oXPN. presented Sy RObs~t J. L'-
u s-on 20. of n,~. .Bros-vth " J. -
Tb. esebrsi-d ngrmign Dtrnsn BrLL " Greet Es"efI'
p-.ssd hy w. Il. Walker esq.. ofHs- York
Co.-sd BUCK, vel brsd, prssenied by SaiA.si% hA
look, .-r ,fMiiias n l.
The CALf Da.sT" pfssossed By y. L0si>sos- esa 1
Ood~ipyAc.f n. }.
sHLEF VIII Eve horns presented by ?. T. Barrun, ESQ,
Nj
4 .up~rior BLOODHOUND, "Jeg devils vas captured
Of keA n AiibaIns 10y ths I'd i;ccnsin Rssthest pre-
,-a' ed by Ms, brown ~ the q Ausy, now al Cairo
A vuInase NEWFOUNDLAND DOC, pEssen.sd oy Alfred
n. tT-yLA ESQ y. 7. n,r,,. d,
Also, . PEACOCK and HES, i've par q kAssiIs ano
,wo pair Of PIGEONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
0rcan Cleaners.

4 NCH0R LINE.
"A STEAM To LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DUBLIN,
bELFAST AND LONDCtDERkf.
The fsc ss. ssi.lug clyde bus ans fe'ore seams
CALEDONIA, Capis CRAIG. lntes led - si % oAIeH'
DAY Ar.il - frOss Plr~ 80. a.. North hiV~r,
Tbi. s,@auer ntel IN he s-o appsovo1 aye - are
tle rofsfor, and -.fe1y o. possenrers
p0Sisons; ,,.. e..
second Cab.n......... O. StecTass ...'''''''''' -
P.y.b.s ~ oarency. Apply 10
yEINCls MACDONALD Ca,
Ne Borll.s GfeceL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Gcaiers, Gioree, &r.

TARRISO PATENT IMPROVED
III COOKING RANGES. with Dsans's PA;eI. Watss Top
O., Hstels FAMILIES uIel- and svil by BRAMhLi
nTANE Co. No. ls tiuaL, 2v2 feet eas, v broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

CHApE TREES, GRAPE VINES, stand.
- ,rd ROSES aud ali other PLANTS fOk sAiE, 70
Sod Mould Manure furnished and Gardens sd o1s y We
FITLPATkICk, kIsris., 2JsAsl and bioad"'y'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Ga,c5 ID Au,iioT.

: ELtE-KFG. SOH * Co. will sell at
ssfErn ~ lJE-Da =. Ars' "a. at 10 ociocs D, -,
i.ks.ts !, o. rs.i.. r..l itosr Wy II. IL
'faLU tbi Z LI.IohLtF hEniDENCt
,,,..f'.--a , . .ia los~ t'tI in with b osl end
IL l-s If sry l. ~ c.. Ttrig taToah - b"-n-at,
nsd 20 suciag ~ 20. st o. t"randa NV lbr nouis
.b,.t Z. ga. .rn... g. "a csiHu, 81 In good 0rcer
torse tud 81 1io $40 pursi--s Tue srouads are
on,i. . id IN tl'asn' containing grape 'i, uri
a.. - Ia AZ r,-r.. nj ans 'er - rest
dsarr sP,, &C, ~. y t's AHe' "o'''' ho u CODA"
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
alilitarn Nctites.

IMpORTANT to SOLDIERS. Soldiers dis
charged by OF wounds Te,e.'rd Ia 9,iie can 'qs
Urn u III ~ ,rrnnieni accounts collected by CLAAlNH
yior.stI.r or.I No sy Broadway, sna No. - Pns-sI
6nIOO BOUNTY to SOLDIERS discharges
S IUO on account Of wounds received In battle n9w
HL.,.d by NETTLETON GILBERT CANT, No III
E,osJ,sy Nsw.issk- Soldiers msy cal o. sesi s<2
address.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
TRAINS LEAVE Hgn-roRx:

TRAINS LEAVE HZn-ToRS:
For Nev. Haven, Z tLIL D:.s = - Y 10 (Rxl EV
(Etl 3.n $50 and tEx.D -
For BrEgspor, !, lkx.l, Il;S q m n:ls (sIb EsD
(EI J. 30 +:3 and tkJ.l pm
For Milford and 5trsiiord, : n - a. =. $50 t~p
fos Farted, Southport -aS "cI;por, T. Ii:S g. M ~
4:Gp u, m,
F5r prea and Groe.wks, ,s:x Il.oS n az, 80
Tor stanford. T. s (gI) SO N:s an h;ls (sIla
~ on c,o.;er and i,.rnsdsss raiou s1e, uss
m 3:se 1j0, 5:s, 90 ?. ~. .,,--
For Bossu vi. spungssd "a IL. ttr.); 3(E1-l p r.
For Bost,u via shore Llne, l3ls tEE , p n .
For li.rttId anc Springfield ,LIl Ii'Js N |inis"
- aro..-.-s,
II % q In " NsrthfsToA ,.., - ,,oc
Fot Hatlsrd Pro,.lenss ssd IsSkii A-H0~d. tHhA
70, Ser Hs,~ New. Lendsn s.d s,oEn,:sH LAh0ee rSs
. n. lIls 3. p M ,,.,
For a.a Railroad DIS .. 70 NsrtA~mps~
For H.0satonac RSilrosd "a N
For N,ugatuck Rsil.osd, ! ?. nl.i n 80.
~. ns6ury .sd Norv q RA.i-oot, Z 70 3 NJ t;opA
co,nnodiou. sIesups Cers s.lslAed ts y T. Trains
JAMES q. GJfT -rp-rnten3ess-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

JoBs Il. AVsTKs, Anctionesf . =
H,UE COMMITTEE ON AIT OF the Me-
tr,poli,an Falr will .en at Auction, By Catalogue ea
TUESDAY EVENING, tho lsa ia.,;, land ,he ioLswiss
of Ar now on e1hbOu IA the Gallery oss the conr ou
tonS Of tn. Artists to tho far in Aid q ,As UAsis4 States
Sanitary commission
Yb- sac viii comuI.aee al N D.
AszlrSzec durins the sa!o, - oerss.
by order,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
I. s. AAKshAL' SALE
rRlZH
STEAMSHIP CUMBERLAND
BUapHry JosRS = C.
DANIEL II. BURDETT, Lsssa.ess
ADJOURNED SALE 1T ORDER OF HON. GIDEON


wELLEs SIC. on NAVY.
OK WEDNESDAY. APRIL 90,
FROM TIE ATLANTIC DOCKS. BRoOkLfS,
Al u O'CLOCK ~
By o,th. H.n THOMAS J. DOYyroN Jsdss Dk
,,.. Of s uaita stAss fsx the SssAss4 Dss. Of
ylsridA wn s.s u
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRIZE
STEAMSHIP CUMBERLAND,
q, she now ~. vsi az or bard Tn. CUAbfRLANn
.n iIs~ .iy "a feet Iss lea S~.-, II fo' sHd re
heels. dcsbk s.s-iss sng.es hosr ses ysAs old hS'
,,,a,t oais.s b n p.aes, sfda .Ad ready l< 49, ISa
nsf- sSous vss-.
She can b. ers.eS every d-y bfSs iAe s BY so'anin'
cords Of sAs.ss<.. hs~ BESNEh BEo"H' No III
JAMES c. CLArr,
uzl,ed Siss. Nsrsha
Sosih.fn Di.iI.oi Psfshl
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

OFTCs OF AislsTANT tlUARr skNAsTHk
WAsaIss-os, April is, 1854
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
4 ROADS AUCTlON.-Win DO SOLD, on wEDNKS-
pay the 18th dsy Of a,y OF IAs Rs3osd Depot N AsIAn
sn., Va;
SO TINS Of Old Rsilresd lrsa
Iss Tun. OF Old Car Ar..-
10 Tuu. Of Cast Scrap Ira
100 Tess " - usst Irer-
J run. Of cd Grass aAd Cerpcr.
so Ci barrels -.
T,,m,. Cash in (ov-rnmes< Yvnda ree 10 pes sss W
b. paid si te dine of prsna tse balance on dc very
The properly be rssnoyed wiIhH ten days .n asS o'
ssls. ii. L. hOb!SoOC
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
7 BLrrCKEH. SON & Go. will sell at

"a Arc.,,n q, TUE4pA1, ART I9 at u O'Clock. at tho
pscs.n.a y. s!-J.a SO. ~ ir',dSsy: .,,,-, =. oy
PEkFl. .ItLi s.LE UF a D..-. .RABLb hESlDENOh
iN KR -jKLin.
on SIC - pIArE The vsls'. 3s'ory oet hot'" s,o @
Lot 10 isrt acre. Tom Hesr -, IN g"od oI," Low ~
-, f--t 4 inrb,. tous 4 ny .jsut AZ trt,d rp WIZ
mo isn ir1Eroveinru;s tnd every way al esor P'.s
ttcr f5r - s ariy and being of easy sccesS 70 inc
cits . a.ssbo ovp,r buy fT any p'ry "ishns 10 par
chss. OF u.ss pr able iuvses NJ. Hr- poiHIa c-n
r,u.ir sn rfoy r., yer al PER oeat p"f ~nsnl
Id. ri a
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
& NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ADVANCEMENT
l9a COMMENCING nov. "a lfSi seA
Ps.nsss St.ios in New York, eornsr G,k~L - AAsx
EntIsA,s y.sa-A
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Y.~n. 2anE S-p'-s sol dat ne hssfe
sesnnoss arre- ~ hna Tbsr nss e.s'i
r ~. IAEiis CShS
suor, he %, nc is.h dny sfhT1. - D..
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Ban! Statements.

American EVcbF1ro Eaak.-Statsm'at u ire
,srEIcAS EXCHANGE HANc Y. feqLrri ~ th,e-f ~
sss isrsay the ist ty y tsst -
.,,- o Loan ssd Dpas VI J.Ns tte 20
s.s,ss- o. Cruiatrs s1tsV 20
.nOas
81, ..d esuHtv sr- rc-k = y N3uay, CSsn 81
Esnk, SE s,t eo.re duy acposs tnd
81 ,s a.. % g., En.w edse AsA
sSsl = - ,..A L.. - .,-n 10. '--''' N''
E'ssl.s gsLt, No'srJ PsbA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Atlantic Bauh.-ata,sneu' q tbs ATLANTIC BANK
rs-zsri Chtt<-- "a
- =, r--I ,.asI disJ. - ib.c d. o. kB-.l IsL
-, .as-ss, u Lows giie-. ace 40
~ 1I,SSg 90
e.s .u.u-s Ccu~'sla fIC, GAS ~
,u.ga DapA.a .9s9 80
&C.. q N-- roh h " Il f.tsHsh, osasr NJ
a. IdABso ssst New ist h-. sss g
= ,so,e kuo~,~isg 81
IS. r. IKE@MAN, cs-a.os.
.<rr s-ose as lstb sar - kp>ii ls-4.
ISzi. >. Cesar. g.. Evary Fssas
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Bank OF North Amsrica.-sts's1sc! ~ he BAHh
Ns RIA AMERICA r~l4r~@ c-apt>s -. Laws ieS ~
~, wet -.s,rs Saturday ~ l-h saJ O. APEa, 80 - -
snd D.sosAl 81 ssSt syo vS
- g.. S4.SE go
e. C.rc.S,ss 1Sl'5.t "
lve .
Cay C9aa;y fsrt, ]. J. A BsA a-SJ a. -AeI
" Eosts sSy s~rs@ ss- ~ -S 40
..e-, rste.S,t . so>rsI a. tsovsAn- 49, $500
J. A REAhDsLIf, Csh1a
s~.- sol.re tbs ist az SAHa. !s6%
Iiuaa RnsI. fosary Pubh<
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

East River Bauk..-sitals~o.t of the FAST kiFEU
bANs. he VEGA c,<sf
satsra ts- isst day a. A>-E -
Ave- sfe sHs'a" Ssa's sa1 pcSas W
Ave axe aNoss eNeHnIDr ~ hs, ~,
CAV and County New Ysk W1 Cs'cnn, O. sr Of ms
last River aa beng day sad u hs ABOVE stats
meat q . the -aTta edso sEi heia.
NM . cAHNAN cA.sg.
i've Va, o.s,-. sssary Pusi-.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

uo~k ,f tbe Ca.ursorw eaiih.-S.ai-nent q the
,sT cY ras - rstn ~ taaPss' 70. L'"s
as r nn vecr s.iEs te itSs La o An 10
I,-,,. ,,.,a. .sd D-ss~s -...- ek"S Ists 81
Ave- , - s',e-,,,.-n ........ Ilg.SGi 80
sricf DcPo-ss r,So'@N -,
EdvayS "A IJhi PrrGdn. 80 ksss o 'he tei'H"< N s
~, ...ru ,D.s sn5 IL. Ms is~rscrsf -' 49, 80
O. 49, exc Nad - . ~ o." "a Ia '-''
S..,sax stl svsrl - - ~ ~ A-i -
t.sp,sK bui. N0Nfy Pushe
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Rank of Ameri~e .--S .ieu,s-t of The RANK OF
.yrElcA Al
:. sSarisJ iet dsy sf hp-!
~ is Hs ,S9cfTC IS
T sY~cIs H.tGS S ~
u~aSe spo"s o CHta stos ttso ~
e,T oa eousty o. New York - WA '-lsnksH-. Catss ths
-, zasoa s-At day sarsi Jspo,s end ~
p..,-ss y the ses;os sAr, -td t-i',g
w. l. JESEINs. Cashier
,ex--s bss.r. lsi sss - A., q. ,as4
F.ss..s nsll. SStary Ptsss
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
nank al thn Ncr-York De Dscl Cempa ny.--

Dank o. u. .HS ~ OF fiis Hrw.rORE Unf DOCK COM
yisy A -,rur,s Casz-r Lt~s - io> - ~ -s- s~h"i
e..zssy, io.n day o. ArrlL ls~' .., 80. a.
49, D-~srs - a.
l,-sAs u S,'aSs
Iv1ax- anOza
Ao~.se --oss - D-y-s.. ... -
O. Dry Dcsr Cc.E,.- scss esJ s--s ss az
aat the reovesa 4~JNhNopA ~~-@~-
sxs<s n beib esy o. AJ7.. -
A c A-pssfsr C,r 5o.st ser ~ DseoA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Hanover Dapk.-S,a,euna5t Of the HANOVER bANh ,
w Yct uy OhaV- Laws 80, lie ~e-< ->5
,s sak.raay he 1854 dsy q. ARriL ls1, .
A,- @ ssi e%t]3.sy
s,--as- .,yzu o. sp-a- .2,T -
AVsss - Crcu lUI'.hS w
.. ... -
Csy .Hd Coa4iy Iori l. Ths- L rulvr. Cssas
Yo dsy i-rese aNs >s
ez- n cocrect. ay ~ - = 1sf 49,
TilO% l. TAILOR ca.r.
IA, W. H4tA Eo.sJ PusEc
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

FsItaa Bant.-Stssstncst NJ ,ee FULTON BA,sG, =,
rrqIirrd - III west Nsx IL he
lea Gsy Of Dnl lf~N
4i0.I - 80
a'rIye s.,enf q Sffo s'' 81
Av-'aGe lcpDstis
cry New Yo-s. Robert - tvdat sashis g.
tlc rton Bu,. ea tay the sLse ,.ie
uasS: 5 81 EaJWirdse and o-lst
T. H. HAID0cA. C1sss,s
Aar.ed tss is.s day .f ApA isa
Tass Bisrsos, So,.y rysso.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Gracers, DasS.-3 s.s~roni ol tho 0lOCEIJ BANK
az Sss Vsk Lsv ssa, -
10 ~sss can -sisr1sy the luSA dLv o. Ape, Sot
Lotr.
A,e-.e- ,nouu Of ,sas .t.3fg %
Aver-se srsou1f y Cfcuins-s s'te y.
Ayers fD-p0.s icJ te,
Cit 80 CosHy I" N'v rsdk l. Ssnss WAis oS,hsH W
0roeer Eatt the City o. Nv York de- svoA ap'c Hhs
the ASi O. tsssSsts a.
s~k SAAuRi u WHITE NSs"hf'
b x NIuSS roxr rs5bc