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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

fiih Stud OR hOk,f Si- composed of tli. 6ne "a
Kuglish American sud Arfh 81 thorough rcd
hlphly trained aod ms. ferutS capa0 sontd ana
The nroeJan'mc of ihs rrrna will cnmrrtss ~ tho
o.eln sei uoual, thri ng, comic anu ent rainlnF B.
novelties OF she DAY
The whole Of theso MaGNIFICENT hTTRAC-
n ms Nili he exhibited va n tPECANOE on TUE9
DAY, sept. erh, an3 DAYTON on WEDNESDAY,
SOM 2ist NJ zhad 2 y NJ. unaer one enorm0Hs
pavilion ior ore rre oI admission. which, notvith.
siandins the enormous outlay attendant on suci
unpr eeda ted combination h. liked NJ the low
ngnre Of ~ cents Children under tea years Of sge.
halcprce.
Hs-Tha GRAND PROFESSION viii enter the ,o~r
at II o.clot, A. a., preceded b. the GIGANTIC
hifPoPrAMDs drawn hy TEAM OF ELFPHAN1s.
t'our in numter,l followed nv eEELhY'SNE YORK
OPERA RAND, the grsnd N ENAOERfE, the exien-
size CIRCUS and Troupe of Arl,r, together with
uIe nerfeous ParapherrNiia Of The metropolitan
Coordination
" ELIlNGHAM, Dsfseisr Of Arcpa.
O. Z. IA. FARNsW ORTIZ, Aysa. ssps
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
Nrm advertisements.
FIVE GENTS REWARD

MILTON d ORoMAs, a hound boy eighteen
wi years OF age, Runaway from the undersigned
about the 81 lust This is t. warn all persons rom
hsrbouns ~ trusting hun on my account.
sepiS-wSt AMkRI BRENNER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

pSJ~ We had call from our friend GlFFIN'
who has Just re.established the Darke County
Democrat He reports all right politically in
his county The majority for Mcclellan will
be overwhelming.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
D 1 y %

GRANATf-On Tuesday mnfping ri ! S'elack Of
Consumption, George q. Gravatt, aged 10 yeAs and
six days. Due notice will be given OF the funeral
DlNSMOR -dRy Of inflammation OF the brnin
Mr Andrew Dinsmore, aged about 35 years
Funeral RON l75 Jones street, Thursday, nj &
O'Clock, Place OF intarment, Woodland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

DzF- 1t is still reported that recruiting is
brisk in this county, ind hopes are entertain
ed that the quota will be made up without a
draft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Drowned. "A little boy by the name Of
Staey, was drowned in the canal yesterday
near the Jefferson street bridge His father
is absent in the army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

District Convention, An error appear
ed yesterday in the announcement for the
District Convention which is corrected to-day
The Convention meets next Tuesday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Bes. We are indebted to W. R. SUTTON, Of
the A. & G. W. Railway, for copy OF the
London Art journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Notice The well known. property Of
John Weicke deceased, on Main street, is
for sale or rent, by q. P. Huber Son, Auc-
tioneers and Real Estate Agents, Nos. l7s
and ls0 Third street; Dayton, O
Also, the Ladow lot adjoining the same,
south. sepl3 d2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
SheriR'S Proclamation.
sHERITT's OFFioE
DAYTON, September 80, 49,

sHERITT's OFficE
DAYrOE, September 80, 1854,
Proclamation l- hereby made to the qualihsd voters
of Montgomery county, that gen-rii elect will
be held a. required by law, on the SECOND Tuesday
October llth, 1864,
NJ the several places OF holding elections, in sad
Couny, at winch time the following otiters are 10
be chosen.
one supreme Judge Uuli TERM,
One do do cong Vacancy.
tine do (short NacancY).
one Secretary OF tais
one Compeuoiier ri tle Treasurer
One Member Oi lubl.e W.tks ,ull Ierm)
0ne do DO do tNacaucyJ
Ons RrpresoniWlve m Cougtess ol the uniiej
stua- comPosirs me "ountir7 ot Montgomery, Eur
Ter, Warn snd Pr bo,
ono sheriff.
one County Audltor,
One DO Recorder.
une 10 Treasurer
Oue $50 Commissioner.
Uu- de- surveyor.
one lupra.b.Y lihpolut
pue Whisky lt-pes'ot
Ouc tluur ln-prrl1r-
One Pork iuspsgtpr
Anti n atecg ui the fas+Tsl IuRu.htps sut 81
the aoveiW Wartr of the cN OF Dayton, iu taYt
c0ultN, wit take notice thar ihey sre require Geo
return thr following numbvr OF JUuOrs troiu iarir
respsstiye townships ,ud Wsrds tae Cfifk ~ Iiic
Court ct Gopunuu Flss-, Woprry ,.ee,lu flns Those
tor Pr r,o,te Court rom those i1r tl- CnmuaB li"is
an Superior Couft- to-sit'
Sop. aud Com Pleas Courts. Poo Hte ,fiut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To CAHDIDATEs.-UDder the head Of "nnnounce-
ments' We will insert the names oi gentlemen who
desire TO be candidates for the various Offices to he
filled at the October election, for 900 which IN all
cases. must accompany the announcement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Proceedings Of the primary meetings no
publish to-day for want Of space, will nr
pear tomorrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
Draft in the Fifth ward,-The men

Draft in the Fifth Ward, The men Ii
able to draft in the Fifth Ward will have an
opportunity to get clear of the draft by pay
ing to George Ball, or to William Paaen, q
the Fifth Ward Engine House, the sum Of
twenty Eve dollars Books open until
Wednesday evening. None except those
paying twsty.6ye dollars win secure any bene
dt, Let no one liable TO draft neglect thi
opportunity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

B6E- Quite large number of recruitp came
in yesterday from Randolph township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Ray T6e telegraph is very anxious % make
it appear that Chase will support Lincoln
Not much he won't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
nesOIutlOn Of CO.partnershlp.

DISSOLUTION Of CO.psrtnership.
TIHE partnership heretofore existing under the finn
1 of fnRNEDiSG, bAusE a 90 IN M2ing BB5gci
Rt BlcteUs u.Ug" DCV0n, Ohio. wa dissolved hy
muuusl concenL on the 10Th day ol August, 1864.
An persons know ing tutmsevea indebted TO aaid
Arm ate requested 10 call and settle, and al having
ci,ms aginstthe 6rm will pros ent them for payment
Immediately. The books will bs found at the otti e
Of uENnY EERNEDlNG 4 SON, No. 9, Kenton
street, where alone the accoupts will be aettled.
HENRY FERHEDlNG
GEORGE MAUSE,
ANDREW MAUSt.
DAYTON August II, 1864 Augls-lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Who Wants Substitute Amy one
desirous OF procuring substitute, can be ac
cummodated by applying at the City Hotel
on Sixth street between Main and Ludlow.
8k3st ls. bt ioHN ScHRoEnER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Removal w Il Belville has removed
bis Law office 10 the corner Of Third and
Main streets over the DAYTON Bank
sept 9dawl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

County Fair.-we suppose the Mana
gers Of the County Fair do not desire the
Democracy TO participate 10 it ia any man
ner. This is our inference from the fact that
the EMPIsE has not been asked to advertise
for it, or notice It in any way Whether
the Democrats will go where they are not in
yi,ed, pSnnaihs 10 Be deeni aAUdJB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

NEw YoRK, Sept lS--Tbe Heralds spe
cisl says
The Onion signal station at Dutch GAP
was bombarded BY the rebels on Fridny
evening The Union batteries replied with
vigor
The officer at the station, Lieut. Amslen,
remained at his post during the conteet -.
The damage to US actually amounted to moth.
ing while with the enemy it was quite DIFF
ferent.
After cessation Of the firing, their earth.
works bore unmislakable evidence Of hard
usage, and the men we're busily engaged till
dark repairing damages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

AToTICE.--is hereby gwen that 90 the Jth day oi
IN July, A. u 1885,, Minna Reuber appointed
AdminstrAtux Of Frederick ReubeT, deed late OF
N monigomery county, Ohio and has given nd &c
cording TO law, and entered upon the discharge Of
her trust, rs such sdmnistTalrx -
Administrator OF FFedrick ReubeT, decd.
Dayton, Augusl 18th 1895 sug20.Wsw
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OFFICERS


President--Capt VIM. Patton.
Vice PresideHt--Jacoh Decker.
Secretary-Theodor Frederick
Trsasurer-Ezra Thomas.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Wm N, Love, c. Shank, V. Fries, John
Colhour, Amos Clark, Lorentz Bulz, Jr
On motion, it was
Resolped, That the Club meet every Satur-
day evening, and that the Executive Commit
tee be directed TO secure Dickeys Hall aud
Speakers for tho meetin a.
The Club then adjourned to meet at Dick
eys Hall, next Saturday evening, at which
time the clnb will be addressed BY interesting
speakers.
WILLIAM PATTON, Pres e.
H. ELLIOTT, Seoy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

CIScISSArI, Sept l3 The package con.
tanning $lb OOO stolen from stage coach
between Portland and Gallpolis, "A few day.
since, has been recovered and the robber
arrested
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Democratic Club of the 5th and 9th
Wards. THE Democratic and Conservative
voters of the Fifth and Sixth Wards, met at
Dickey's Hall, on Saturday evening, and or
ganized democratic Club for the cam
paign.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

WFWhUE WWINWANl
sheriff Of Mnntaomery County, Ohio
DArFos, september sd. lsa. ssPte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Lost Shawl Lost, somewhere between
Water aud Second, i.ady's Scarlet shawl
The finder will please leave it at this office.
12H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
HOUSE

Mr. Blair of Missouri introduced bill provid-
ing for the OCCUPATION of abandoned plantations
in the rebellOns States, and taking care OF those
freed by The Presidents proclamation. Re
ferted
On motion of Mr.. Wilson. il was resolved that
the Committee on the judiciary, charged with
the investigation of the charges against Judge
Miller. of Wisconsin. be authorized To send for
persons and papers. aud examine witnesses under
oath
The House passed. tn Senate resolution au-
thorzing the transfer from the army of persons
for the naval service
Ten thousand additional copies of Gen. Nc
Cellans report were ordered Ia he printed
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill TO establish Bureau for freedmen's af.
fairs
Mr. KalbheiSeh opposed the bill
Mr. Brooks of New York opposed the bill
which was reported by Mr. Elliott OF Massachu-
sets. which State ne looked upon as the ruling
power OF the country. Whatever she DEGREES i:
10 become "A law.
Mr. Stevens. from the Committee on Ways and
Means. reported back the gold bill with recon
mendation that il do not pass.
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20

CARPET We see by the Eastern onotations
that carpets are steadily advancing; where thev
VIII stop - more than can say. but there Is
one thlus that We can say. aud that i this: now
Is The time TO buy Believing this To be So. We
take pleasure IN recommending our friends TO
call at the famous establishment of Hume. Lord
Co 20 and 2s Wet Washington street, where
they will bud the largest aud mos, varied stock
IN the State, To which has been added two hun
dred pieces of carpets and mating within the last
few days. Their purchases were made before the
recent advances. which enable them Ia sell at
very low figures for these times word TO the
wise Is sufficient
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
febIsd3
THt sx.rrrox hnd the following item

THr SMALLPOX We hnd the following item
in the New Albany Ledger:
The city has paid 1929 % to physicians for
vAccinating during the past five weeks"
We commend this suggestion to the consider
alton OF our City Council. IL Is useless To dis
guise the fact that smallpox. most loithsome
disease. prevails 10 some extent in our CITY, and
every effort should be made By the public su-
thor,ties 10 stay is progress As one means OF
preventing the spread OF the disease. we thin.
that competent physicians should os employed 10
visit every dwelling in the city for the purpose oil
vaccinating all Who have been. and il neces-
s.ry have IL done at the public expense And
l. also due 10 strangers visiting The CITY 10 pro-
vide the means for vaccination To all who may
desire it, We notice by our exchanges that The
disease has appeared Ia several places IN the
State. Ii - a common duty to- use every effort
90 prevent is spread. AS thousands of strangers
visit our city daily, the Board OF Health should
protect the public in every way possible. and ne
bslie.s It 10 making every effort 10 that sHd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
INDIANAPOLIS

rs NOW READY To TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
III pertaining 10 Legitimate Banking.
iii permanent U. DEPOSITORY and Fisci agent OF
the 1vernment. Persons des place fund, the
credit Of the United states fcr pr l. gai undsr
roads, insurance and other conn oh~r Hks pur
pose. pay the same into IA Bank the trio
the Treasury Washington thus avoiding NIX, delay.
trouble and expense.
Order for per legal tender and n other
u :. Securities promptly executed aud cummi~soB al
lowed pa cha-rrs all r. nds -r.i ihiS Rank,
Oh which the Bank r. ceves commission for selling
The highest rates gwen for Gold, slv r. Coupons,
Quariermaster Checks an all public securities.
Exchange bought and sold on liberal term~, and col
lections made
Z. Revenue Stamps ALWAYS Tor sale In suit.
and at discount will be lent to any Of the State
requested
Orders buy sell stocks er coin. here OF In New
York, will lie executed per oder and low
mission This Rank har the mot compile arrangements
for tending to this KIM Of bu iness.
The strictest paid the safe keeping
pos IT, and every disposition will he mantle ted
commodate those who dep sit in this bank.
National Bank Notes, where issued will be
received po-it and in payment OF Revenue Stamps
and United States Securities
Thi- Bank is locs'ed on Pennsylvania street. mar
Washington. Odi fellJws' Building Authorized
capital sl,0'0.010. Drector~-wm. n English wu X
Nofsinger BENZ r. futile. Jer. hciene- Lewis .rdsn.
Jno " Murphy, FabinS y. FINCH Islo-s Iioot and
Braden WI N. fNGIISsl Pre,'t
jsnsldlm NM. X. hnFSiNGtR. abr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
Night Report.
LATE FROM CHATTANOOGA
Report that LouRstreet has Ske-
dnddied.
POLK OUTGENtAal Ed BY SHERMAN.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Engagement Between the Danes and
Germans.
The alabama on the U-Ufeh
for Vessels.
Proceedings of Con=rcSs
&c. &C. &c, Sc. &c.
POLK OUTGENERAl Ed BY SHERMAN,
Proceedings of Congress-
&c.. &c. &c. Sc. &c.
from Chattanooga


CHArrANoOGA, February l9.-Adjutant Cen
eral Thomas aud stall have returned from Knox
Vile
Officers of the party report that Longstreet had
retrealed beyond the French read to avoid our
gre,ty superior forces.
Nashville md Knoxville communicated by
railroad with the exception Of 700 yards At Lou
don, aud passenger train. were running The
bridge at L,udJn will be finished within the
week
Johnson has concentrated his forces AT Dalton.
lie l. 80 Ieirul OF M attack that lie cannot spare
reniofcement- for pix
The Mobile News says that Polk has been
shimeiully outseneriled Dy Sberm, IN. who had
advanced beyond Meridian aud got betw cen the
Bishop and Montgomery.
The Marietta Rebel has rumors of a hard H. ht
in Mississippi on the 18TH bat gives 40 particu-
lars
The tide OF veteran volunteers has began 10 set
in tor the front. Every on the A-hvi!le aud
Chattanooga road is wanted Tor the transporta
ton OF troops.
Ever! thing IS qnet here. although the troops
are in condition TO move Immediately when 20
ordered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20

IL IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAEvrr's fEsAIE PILLS have never yet failed in re
moving difficulties arising from obstruction. stoppage
Of nature in restoring the system perfect health
when suffering from Spinal affections Prolspsus Uteri
the Whites. other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the Constitution and
nay be taken by the delicate female without caus
ing disiress-the same time they act ike charm BY
strengthening, invgoratng ard restoring the system 70
healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly Pc
nod with regularity from what causes n.
obstruction may arise They should however. NOT hs
taken during the ts three four months Of
though safe Al any other time miscarriage would b
the result.
Each box contains 90 lis Price 81
Or. HARvEY'S TREATISE Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy Miscarriage Bsrrenness stsrlity Reprcasc
and Abuses Of Nature and emphsticaIy the Ladies
Private Medical Adviser. pamphlet Of 81 pages. sen
free TO any address required paw postage
The Pills and book vii be sent BY mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid. by
,. BRYAN. n. D, General Agent
SoTs Cedar street, xss York.
uPsoid BY all the principal druxgists-
-ToNLISsoS COX. Drasss-t-. Agents.
septDes-ddwly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
from The Cucinnsti Commercial.
Wy Darling

The viii ofthe Lord BE- DONE
Be- my burning tear wiIi start.
Anr from slorning dawn 70 the setting sun,
walk In the ways o. bic Ike one
With bruised and bleeding heart
remsmber. a. IN dream,
That The sunsh ne was bright;
That loved the stars sud the golden CLEAN
Tbat barred The valley and found the stream
Ona purple GUNNER night
remember the birds ard flowers
That came in the sweet sprng tine
When threaded . pafh fhrOu. fairy bowers;
AMI baud IN hand Nth he long bright hours,
Went weaving some simple rhyme.
And then o. the days were feet
rem.mrer a cottage hearth,
Whee heard the Pafter little fst
And the voice Of my d.rug. l0w and sweet,
That hear NJ more on earth.
She staid but a little While
In the garb that mortsls wear,
And We hover knew Ill Ne missed her smile.
Aud The lend love that knew no guile,
That an angel har bees here.
She tired and needed rest
When her earthly tax DONE
And the folded robe on her gentle breast
1rembles 10 more with her hearts unrest
Since the crown Of lsfe Is Won.
She sleeps. with the bright brown hair
Shading her pale. pure brow.
And her face has a m-es. f"rgetfu air.
Like h q Of saiut ab.orbed IA PR err
Prom life and is Interests now
cloud came her Nav,
With = chad cold AID black,
And her beautiful -pirt stole away
To a faireT land. n brighter day.
And would not call her back.
She went ia the dreamy night
And shs seemed 10 g alone,
For se could not see. with Oue humsn sight
The angels that guided her steps Alright
To the feet Of the Holy One.
She will open her weary eyes,
hat were closed So dim and cold
To behold With wpn'ier ani gi,tsurprise,
The beautiful fields OF parsd Sc,
Aud The streets OF FURNISHED gold;
To see, by The jasper tizh',
The throne Of the great Am;
Aud the walls Of beryl ard chrysoiiie.
And the Insrtyred saints in robes OF white,
That follow the blessed Lamb.
And there. where the ransom q dwell
: nd the weary find rel ose,
shall rect the darling loved 60 we'll,
With love that tongue never tell,
That only mother knows.
And though my feet are slow
10 follos he path she trod,
While iinger along these wales below
In the core Of my heart # hearts know
That Ietie has gone to God.
SARAH T. BoLroS REESE
'xr Prank Smith. who died in indianapolis. Ind ana
december IL, le63.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20

From s.eaXcnWnrIii,

LEavENwoETn, February 10 The principal
losers by The ife th,S morning are StitlaBer &
Bro. div goods dealers. whO-e loss j. S22 900
insured for ST. .0j); A Lprei. loss Sc 0JJ; 20
insurance: IS. = Richar'~. t,,-- : lDU: no inSur
aucs; + X. Merk. ios> Sl2 GA; insurance s.. 800
Berer Jew ciy, loss 81 tl0n: HesAiieId x Miller
los l6.O00; insurance S6.GDD: Rose Il Co To-.
s. QUO; Insurance 81 800 d. P.rk. los s. 600
insurance S2.0U0; ) Cohen dry goods dellers
lost everything. B. Levy lost helviy-amouul
nos aSceI taIed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
FOREIGN News.


NEW YORK. February ID The steamer Cit,
OF Manchester has arrived, bringing four day
later news frum Europe
An engagement, lasting six hours. had takef
place between the ID mes and Germans ut Mis-
sunii. The ID iui>h Oufposts were driven in %,
the Germans, but the Danes Iepulsed their as
sault on the place.
IL Is confirmed that the ship Matrban, lie
stroyed by the Atbama. was formerly the Amer
can buk fexaB Star
The PruSsans lost lin men in their attack on
Missund. They used "A FOUNDER guns.
Later adyiccS say there has been no renewal oil
the attack OH Mi>sundi 10y TIE Germans
The Dtbi>h loss was from I5D To 300 The
Prussian loss was from $50 10 800 and some ac
counts say IL was much gfelter
LONDON. February The Austrlans attack ed
Bes,o,e. one nile Snuth OF SchIesw e on the 81
inst. The Danes held their own. All attark on
the whole ID .nish line. from Messundi to Ageil,
Is expected To take place to day
IL il asserted that England has offered 10 guar
an ee all that Austria aud Prussia have demanded
OF Denmark
The Aab ,mt on the watch tor vessels 81
miles south of RamgOon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
Special Order.

STATE OF INDIANA, Executive DEPARTMENT
INDIA .APoLis. Fec 10. lo64
IL has been reported TO me that many officers
in and around this city are neglecting their com
mards. failing to enforce discipline and order
among their mer. and 10 take proper care of
them. Others. IL is said. are failing TO prepare
muSieF-out rolls, whereby the interests of the
service suffering
INVESTIGATIONS will be SET on foot Immediately
to ascertain the truth OF these reports. and any
officers found delinquent will he recommended to
the Secretary of W ar for dismissal
o p MoRroS.
(,pyprunr nf IuAia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
~ rKLysEArH.
tt1ctnRuti MARKET.

CINofSNATI. February 10.
Flour is unchanged ana nominal small sale,
a. 50 63Cd5 90 inr super fine IS 75d6 90 for ex-
tr'. and SO O0d6 % Tor family.
Wheat i IA lair request at 81 .2s6l 80 for red
and 81 35C6l 40 for white
Cum advanced To ST. 029l % for new ear and
s 06ql " for sheliel IN bulk.
O,ts dull at 79c ia bulk
rive firm Al 81 80 for prime.
Whisky closed heavy az e6c
Groceries steady Al full rates
Cheese advanced ]4c. Provisions quie, but
frmer
New mess pork so2@22 so Bulk shoulder.
IA &c; rib sides ~ 4; clear, l0lla a lie; hams
lO$z@llc. Nothing done in bacon or boxed
meats
Lard dull at 1914 @l3c for city and country.
Liuseed oil firm At 81 81
Cioverseed quiet at So IO@s.50 Timothy,
50 4n@3 81.
Exchange hrm at par Gold. 1917 Silver.
l55@l57
-------------s >----------------
s-ork n.rE~I
INV YORK, February 49,
Flour dull and 5al0c lower: sc 60a6 so for
extra Stale; 81 l5Cd7 % for extr, round hoop
Ohio; s. 4h@9 80 for trade brands, market clos
ing heavy.
Whisky steady but very quiet; sales reported
at 60 i @90c
Wheat market dull.
Corn dull aud heavy. Oats in fair request at
9ll9@92..
Wool quiet and firm
Beef steady; demand active
Dressed hogs steady at 9Is@l0c.
L,rd quiet
Gold dull aud unsettled. opening NJ l59ls de
clining to i5s. and c'"sH'g firm at l5914 "a 1888
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20

The following from the Manager OF the Union Home
School fer the Children Of Volunteers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-20
FRIDAY. February l9

There Was little animation on Change to-day.
though the leading merchants and manufacturers
generally were present. There was a good deal
of speculative talk relative t. the price Of gold
and the uncertainties of the future Neither
BUYERS nor sellers venture with much confidence
just nov. The staples change hands slowly. and
there is no Hueiuation in figure
The reported transactions we're 600 sugar
eurei ham>. l3lsc: $50 do do p n. IS brls.
Sunbeam Flour. Sc 40 1000 bush red wheat.
81 %
Ten per cent is the ruling rate fer good paper.
Exchange on New York Is prem. Silver. IA.
Gold, l54