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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
CORRESPONDENCE or THE WING.
SPoTsYLvAEIA COURT HOUSE,1
nafnba, :GE-

October 8, 1865.
The historian who attempts to chronicle the
incidents of the lnte war and fails % visit Spot
sylvania, will lose an opportunity OF furnishing
his readers information which can only lie OBJ
tanned by survey Of its numerous battle Ids
and personal interview with those who not only
saw but participated in every thing hat occurred
from the first occupation Of Fredericksburg by
the Federal troops, in the spring Of 1862, to tie
retreat of General Lee after the battles Of the
Wilderness and S,otsylvania Court House.
On leaving Fredericksburg yesterday morning,
our driver pointed out TO us, lost out OF town, q
luxuriant corn crop on the field where Mcaghers
brigade were so learfuliy slaughtered when Burn
side attempted to carry the "MaIye Heights In
the rear is q fearful preclpce, overlooking DrGm'
moud's Mill" over which the Conlederates drove
their artillery horses, 10 prevent Them from fall
ing into the hands OF General Sedgwick, when he
afterwards flanked and carried this position. We
we also shown by HIM the spot where the editor
of the MiSSiSSippian, one Of General BlrEsdse's
staff was killed while playfully astrlde gun, by
a cannon shot from one OF the FeieGal batteries
on the opposite side of the river, over two miles
off. In fact, every hundred Yards between the
town and the Court House gives your diver an
opportunity to furnish you with some historic
incident which hts not hitherto appeared in the
newspapers.
For {, ar Of infringing, however too much upon
TOUR crowded columns, we must emit further re-
ference to battles and battle-ields and give sy-
nopsis of the news of the day.
though litera ly deprived of everything by the
fortunes of war; the people of this section display
a recuperstive energy which augurs the best re-
suits in the future. Many whites as well as blacks,
however, are still compelled TO draw rat!ons from
the military authorities.
Tie October elections are exciting an interest
which reminds one of old times. For the State
Senate, in the district of which Spots; lvlnia is
part, there ale already four candidates in the fed
Messrs. Sener, Sanford, Lee, Of Orange, and Colo
mel Brown formerly OF S afford and King George,
the latter of whom is stumping il, with his head
as erect as q Revenue colt on his first appearance
at Fairfield.
For Congress, Mr.. Barbour will, from present
Indications receive all almost unanimous v,te.-
Mr.. John s. PendletOn, also candidate addressed
the people yesterday for an hour and halt Mr..
Barbour will address the citizens OF Fledericks.
burg on Thursday night and all The Senatorial
candidates, who were yesterday at Prince William
court will be Lere Oh Friday and give their views
with reference 10 reconstruction, test oaths aGd
the enoImity of the crimes OF that myth known
as ian original secessionist." We will be on
hand and write what we see and b, ar. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

rsfhihs sheif rights Uadef lhsae eifGHhl'
stances, any interference of tie Government
concerning such emigration would be as 10.
expedient as 1t would be without precedent.
The case would be different If the act of en-
igra;ion was attended with preparations and
purposes hostile to Mexico, or to either bel
lgerent party, or to any other nation, and
therefore Incompatible with the laws of the
United States, or with the law Of nations. 1t
is believed that the Government of the Uni
ted States has already sufficiently indicated
the views it must take in such case II 1t
should occur, which, however, there seems
no immediate reas IN to apprehend.
HEADQUARTERS DIsTRICT
BATON R"UGE AND PoRT IIUpsON,
Baton Rouge, La, Sept. "a, 1854. !
Colonei-The letter of Hon. W. II. Seward,
Secretary of State, to Hon. +. NJ. Stanton,
Secretary of War, under date ct August 20,
1864, covering translation Of communica-
ton received at Washington hy the repre-
sentative of the Emperor of the French, in
regard to ceutnin occurrences said 10 have
taken place on the Rio Grgnde, and which
has been referred to me for report, has been
received. There is nothing specific in the
charges or statements made upon which to
make q detailed report.
With reference to the great number OF
Federals said to have crossed to MatamOraS
after the evacuation of Brownsville, would
state that there were not six citizens OF the
United States left in Brownsville when
withdrew the troops from that place. had
sent all persOns-mcn, women and children
to New Orleans. Some few MeXlcans, VINO
had been living on the east side OF the no
Grande, may probably have crossed into
I 4 10 I'm har h4V "a
been small, for had previously shipped
great majority of even the MeXic2ns to New
Orleans | mean such as resided on cur side
of the river. | have been constantly in re-
ceipt of advices from Matamoros since the
evacuation of Brownsville, AID had sucn Oc-
currences as the above taken place, | would
certainly have heard something OF it.
With reference to the arms and ammuni-
ton said TO have gone into Mexico from
American territory, | would undertake to
say, in the most positive manner, that no.
thing of the kind took place from January !,
1864, till August |, 1864, the period of my
administration on the Rio Grande, nor did
ANYTHING occur thai would warrant even
rumOr of such thing.
1t seems to me that when such charges arc
made, involving as they do the reputation OF
officers of the United S ates army, some
kind of proof should accompany the charges;
but these statements being so general can
do nothing moro than make mere denial of
the whole.
There is neither truth in tie report nor
ground for it.
am, with great respect,
Your ohedicnt servant,
+. A. HEBRON, Major General.
Lieutenant Colonel c. s. CHRlsrENsES, A.
A. G. New Ocleans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

stilutioH, which, foF The blessings 1t aonietsi
the security, relief aud protection It affords
TO the helpless stranger, has, We are salts
fed. no equal in the world. We mean Wards
Island in thu East river, now under the
charge of GEORGE FoRD, NJ. D., Physician
in Chief ani J. NJ. CARNoCHAN, Surgeon In
Chief, both highly distinguished in their re-
snective professions, for ability and phil
lanthrspy. and JAMES P. FAGAS, Superinten-
dant. am.n of great intelligence aud most
kindly heart.
The island is beautifully located; all that
skill and science and profound interest in the
emigrant's interest could do for the comfort
of The inmates has been done and the emil
grant there has safe home. Ia 1864 there
were admitted some 5000 persons, and
whether sick or we'll they are most kindly
cared for. The children are put to school,
without any sectarian Interference with re-
hgious belief; employment is procured for
adults; there is lunatic asylum and a
lying-in hospital, and now the Commission
ers, out of funds partly in hand, are pro
ceeding with the erection of a hospital on
a most superb scale, which will cost not far
from half million of money. But this is not
all--for after the emigrant leaves the island
he can ever approach the Commissioners
with cert ainty OF receiving succor and
friendly advice. Over the whole institution,
BERNARD CAssERLY, a gentleman eminently
fitted for the post, directly preSides.
We have thus given a summary, which,
we have no doubt, will prove OF interest, in
asmuch as it has bearing ON the expected
immigration into this State. On the qaes-
ton of immigration into the South we will
have more to say ere long.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

IslEsss ING To NE~,PIPEI PUBLIsHzss.-
The following ruling was, this morning, or
dered by the commissioners OF the Internal
Revenue; publishers of newspaper, whose
receipts therefor exceed one thousand dol
lars annually, should be licensed as manufac-
turers, and such license will cover all sales
of these manufactured at or from the place
of publication, and also the printing and
sales OF bill-heads, circulars. Wdsh'ag-
ton Correspondent n. 7. NeloS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

James Cronan of North Adams, Massachu-
sets, in a fit of delirium tremens few
nights since, attempted to kill his child, but
not succeeding, jumped through window,
and his lifeless body was found IN neigh
boring ditch on the following morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
The Eight Hour Hovement-Grand Demenstra
lion An HALLMARK.

BALTIMORE, October ? "A great turn out OF
the Trades Union Association OF Baltimore, took
place tonight 4 torchlish hit process on is in pTo.
gress, and u mass meeting ia being held in Monu.
mcnt Square in support OF the eight-hour 81 stem.
Numerous banners and trsbspareGcie. ana cars
representing various trades at work two (ujl.
rugged ships, and y steamboat were in the line.
The people turned out IN great numbers TO wit.
ness the affair."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

The Somerset, the first of the steamers of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, between
Baltimore and Liverpool, sailed on Satur
day. II was the occasion of a grand fete,
participated in by civil and military officials
and merchants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
The American Board Of Foreign Missious-.uoye
of General nrn,,n

CHICAGO, October o.-The ifty.sxth animal
meeting OF the American Board Of Foreign Mis-
SONS VIII commence in this city tomorrow and
continue I'LL Friday 1t is expected that over one
thnusatd de'egate1 will be IN attendance.
Genera! Sherman leaves here to morrow for
Western Missouri and Kansas. on Official hnsiness
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
Connecticut Eleriinn-

HARTFORD, October 3.-.very county in the
State votes against the Amendment Of the Con.
stitnti n, excepting Wedhall, which gives a ma.
jorty of fifty N the Affirmative
The majority in the State against negro suffrage
is sbolt 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
Consul At Panama.

WASHINGTON, Globe, The Prasiden. has
appointed William B. Little, OF Nevada. Consul
at Pan INA in place of A. r. Mckee. deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
From Tennessee-Summary OF Governor Brown.
lows Message.

lows Message.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2.--Goyernor Brownlows an
nual message u the Legislature congratulates
them upon witnessing the termination OF the re
belliOn. lie recommends tat additions and
amendments be made to the franchise law and
says the restoration OF civil law has worked well.
Prosperity is promised in every section. Guilty
rebels should be treated with severity in proper
ton TO their oifenccs-the mass with ten years
disiranchisemeRt while the leaders should meat
with neither mercy Eor fOrbearance Emigration
should he foSiered and encouraged
lie is, convinced that white and colOred people
cannot live t gether, politically or socially, as
equals and advocates that some portion OF the
national territory, adapted for uatiea OF freed
men, be given the latter.
The testimony OF negroes il Ieco amended to be
given in courts.
President Johnsoa's r.c0nstruc ion policy is
strongly endorsed in tho Governors mes age, as
the sole hope OF The country.
The Masonic Lodge OF Tennessee meets to-day
for the first time in four years.
The Methodist Conference will meet on Wednes.
day, in Edgefed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
From AIexico-Rcpor,ed aUcces, Of the Libe
rails, &c.

From Mexic0-Rcp0rted Success Of the IiBe-
rails, &c.
New YORK, Oct 3.-The steamer Star OF the
Union, with New Orleans dates 10 the 23d Of Sep
TENDER, has arrived here the city of Mexico cor.
respondent of the Ii7RrY says, that the arrest of
Liberals and those suspected Of Liberalism are 50
numerous that it will son lie OLG.haIf of The
nation to guard the prisoners. The most bar
bayous orders are issued by the French command.
or. One that every man we ring leather shall be
hanged.
The occupation Of fehuacau caused great
sensation owing to is importance. 1t was feared
that all the Austrian detachmcnts on the 70 ID
would he captured. TIE Liberals no d the road
b tween Monterey and MatamOras. The French
General Brincouut, at chihuahua demands rein
lo:cements as his column was not strong enough
for Negrete forces.
The Ercnch gar ison is kept shut up in The state
OF Hurango b, the Liberal GencTa Plnoti.
= French column of 900 men were unable 10
move cut Of their encsmpmot FORT miles from
Tampico, as The guerilas had ca7tured all trer
mules and horses. The Liberals hold the main
towns in the State of Mexico No one da!es to
go league outside of the city OF ieXco.
The Times correspondent says there is no sub
mission in thee people ana the coming winter
viii show Us 4 struggle greater than We have yet
WitneS ed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

shoxiaS dec ease of nearly Sl2,70O 600 of coin
as compared with the August statement and an
increase of sl3 454,l5 IN currency. The amount
of fractional currency is S26,4S7764 or an in
crease of sl4SO00.
There has been an increase of the Five-Twenty
bonds Of 30th June, 1864, of IS 2ll,OOOi OF lltn
july 1852, Six Per Cent. temporary loan Of nearly
S. 10000; and of LIST March, 1862, Certificates OF
ILlebledness, reduction of over SD ,OO0OUn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-The large TENEMENT on Grace, -
L between Seventh and Eighth streets ts0uth III
side admira bly, adapted, account uf locality, 20
the Of boarding house, for the accommodation
Vi a large family.
fciently cOmmodi"us for family Of ordinary size, the
the front basement which i particularly suit
ed a. AN Office for professional gentleman Jaw "
medcinel Possession given Immediately. -Applyto
oct5-2ts FRANCIS J. SMITH.
NOR RENT two desirable Offices, suitable Tor 81
i a doctor or lawyers on The corner OF Second "a:
aud Franklin streets. Apply to
octl-lw* THOMAS A. BRANDER.
EOR REM 4.
one TENEMENT Vi the LIBBY BUILDINGS.
Apply TO T.. ID. EACHO, OrtO
oct2.u PALMER, HARrSOOk Co.
NOR RENT-One of the large TENEMENTS in ~
Il LIBBY BUILDING. Apply 10 kal
sep2O-u PALMER, HARTSOOK X co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
MEMoRINL ro ne rREsIpENr.

MONTGOMERY, Spptembe. 3O.--The Convention
adopted memorial to the President asking Tor
general amnesty pardon, and the follow ng reso
luton:
" tFhcre0y the people of Alabama have given
unm stak tbe evidence OF therioyalty we there
fore request the removal Of tie trOOp9.'
The State Constitution, as amended, was adopt
ed az q whole.
The resolution to adjourn provides that the Con.
vention my be called together by the President
on or before the lst of September, lS6G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

North Carolina ORGANIZATION OF the STATE
Convention.
The following telegram was received yesterday
morning
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. ., 1865.
" Dr. r. j PooeH, State Agent:
Sir The Convention has juat organ zed by
the election of Hon. Edwin g. Reade, of Person.
"a President. The attendance is quite full The
best feeling prevails.
"Very respectfully,
Nv. W HOLDEN"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
WANTS.

MRS. DIR. NELSON proposes taking SlN YOUTHS
ieLd 4 SCHOOL which has beeu opened by Mr. james
NJ Hart a graduate of the University Of Virginia, aud
who Tor several years previous 10 the war was
French Latin and Greek, with Mathematics and all the
wear of ten months. The school house is
than Is minutes walk from Mrs. Nelson ;.
NV terms are $3.50 IN GOLD, or Its equivalent hall
PAYABLE IN advance. Address
MRS. JULIA NJ. NELSON,
TTevlian's Depot, Louisa county,
OcJ-9tTh&Saf Via Virginia Central Railroad.
NKTANTED-TAILORs.- We desire to employ thrce
w good TAlLORS (cOat makers To go To DanNiile
Va, where constant employment and good pay viii be
given. Apply at A. \. STONES W.
octl-3t Fifteenth street.
IKrANTED-To hire a good COOK, WASHER aud
w lRONER; Il middle-ayed woman, without encum
bnce preferred. Also, GIRL about 10 OF /! yeal' OIL
age To mind a baby.
Good wages and permanent situation may be secured
by applviDgto j. II. THURMAN
'ort5r;t No. Main street.
VIZ ANTED.-A situation as q TEACHER IN an Acade-
w my or private family by graduate IN several
schools OF the University OF Virginia. lie is eomye
tent 10 ch the ancient and modern languages Mathe
MATES aud Natural Sciences. Being Virginia, he pre-
crs school in Virginia, but is willing to teach In any
the Southern States References given and required
State terms, aud address "!
Gcj.-2W buckingham Court House, va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
From Monig omery, Accommodation of the State
Convention, &c.

TUIN
Convention, &c.
MONTGOMERY September 29.--The Convention,
to-day adopted ordin Inces ordering the election
of State officers on the first Monday of Noveru.
Der; loyllziug marriages of negroes au;bo-
riZing county commissioners to pr. vide for inli.
gent and helpless negroes.
The Times Jackson correspondent says Gov.
ern9r Shlrkey Opin3s that uapardonabl' icglsla.
tors will not be eligible to seats, and this will
make General Humphreys, the candidate for Gov
ernor, ineligible.
Business in Jackson is assuming great activ-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

IT. j. ". LOCKWOOD
WIN
X. H. LcCEW0oD & Co..
MERCHAN DISE BROKERS
AID
COMM SION MERCHANTS.
No. il3 Wall street
NEW YORK,
Attend t. the purchase and sale OF all kinds OF
GROCERIES and PRODUCE on commission.
Refer to \. Y Stokes * Co.
oct4-2W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, October 2,-The following is a
recapitulaton of the public debt, as appears from
the books tire isury returns and acquisitions in the
Department, on the 3Oth of September last:
Debt bearing in -
terest il coin. II lis Cs bl " Interest 900 ,o'v
Debt bearing in
terest In law $50 -
full money. LEGO OVs 10 ~ Interest f="Zil 10
Debt which
cessed...... I,s,9s20.O9
Debt bearing
Interest -. SD, ssl,Os3.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
ssssttfaE. RNBftNg.

ssstfAE. SeAEiGas,
HFA WANTED
Virginia Registered stock,
Virginia Coupon Bonds,
North Carolina Coupon Bonds
Richmond City Sock.
Virginia nni Tennessee Railroad Bonds.
Central Railroad Bonds
0aDge ana Alexandra Railroad Bon,..
Lynchbrrg Coupon Bond,
'ud the detached la',ros. coupons Of ;he above
,lnls by THUS BRAICH Il CO.,
Bankers and Brokers.
o.t5-4t - Main street.
IT, j. ". LOCKWOOD
wilH
X. H. LccEw0oD & Co..
MERCHANDISE BROKERS'
ASD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. il3 Wall street
NEW YORK,
Attend t. the purchase and sale OF all kinds OF
GROCERIES and PRODUCE on commission.
Refer to \. Y. Stokes Co.
"'''--"
ID S HOT,
SHOT,r
100 bags SHOT. assorted size.
oc4-3t 4. y. STOKES i 60.
sY SPECIAL NOTICE,-The under
signed have been appointed SOLE AND EXCLU.
I.1,.,,,t ',r $3.50
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--o' 80 20 49,
5'"' VIZ '"' ~ Guy paw " VIC '"9 '''
SoouS' og---"
ny 'l4i''pl a. " o".' ia'' l'o'
;CFs FBEE LUNCI AT THE FRANK
LIN HOTEL. on FranLl!n street. corner of Lo.
Gust Alley. EVERY DAY, from II to | o'clock.
seb22-tC
.-...----,,-,---,--,,
- ihh ~ DEholuN Eo ma lNu
' ;' r., -, cor, 80 80
~ S,nternbar lss5 hi, Cc,r,c,;ora., rdr,ri,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

As compared with the statement Tor August
there is a reduction of the public debt OF nearly
sl2 74200O, and OF interest OF over half million,
and also a reduction CT S6,0l2000 Of the Leg ii
Tender notes in circulation.
The amount in the Treasury Coin so 40 - IS
" Currency Is. So 2e5 ~. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

outstanding 9I7, &c IL Interest slsi 5es el6 %
Legal tender notes IN circulation:
One and wears Five Per Cent uo'ess 81 952 go
United States notes, old issue 81, OO
issue. ............... AZ ,I6s, @ss
Compound Interest notes act OF March Iss Is 900 eco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

:JS SAMUEL ". PRICE,
with John c. Miiler)
Pays particua al attention 10 the
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
And assures hi. irei ds that he j. prepared 10 iur
Fish them with the most sea5anablc and desirable
goods At The lowest :rices sepT-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

iJ FEE LuNCn At THE FRANK
LIN HOTEL on Franklin street corner of Lo.
Gust Alley, EVERY DAY, from II to o'clock.
sep22-tC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
;F HOUSE PAINTING.

/. /. MONTAGUE q SON,
Min street. letweea Seventh and EI2bth.
Are prepare. u IN 3e,tal,, HOUSE PAINTING in
all its departments in good -tye and on ve'y rea-
sonlbe terms. Oar OIL. customers and the pub
lie generally. arc United 10 give us call.
(. !. MONTAGUE & son,
seie2-u Hcue ans Sign Paint,rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

- have been great sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preach G.
I he Plantation BitteTs have cured Eie.
REV. j. $. CATHURN,
Rochester, N. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

Thou wilt send me two bot
Ties more of tiny Plantation Bitters. My wife
has been greatly benefited by their use. Thy
friend, ASA CUERTN,
philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

The Plantation Ritters have
cured me of a arrangement OF tie kidneys ard
urinary organs thst has distressed me for years.
II acts like charm. G. Z. MOORE,
254 Broadway, N. Y.
&c, &c., &c. DC, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

IL JUHN Z. MILLER,
Late Of Kant, Paine Co.,
JOBBER AND RETAIL DEALER ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, &C,
RICHMOND, VA,
Calls the attention OF Southern Merchants to his
large and well assorted stock of fresh and desira-
bic goods, to which additions are being made by
every steamer. sep20--ti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

rfBATCHELOns HAIR DYE'-The origina-
and Bat in tho World The 0uly true End per-
feet Hai. u5e. Harmless Reliable ard lnstaota'
nfou=. Produces Immediately . sp'eedid Pack
or Natural Br VI. without !ajuring the hts or
skin. Remedies tine Fl.en,cts Of bad dye. old
by all druggists. The genuine ia signed william
A. Bachelor. Also.
REGEyYgtIiNa EXTRACT or MILE.
fLEUHS,
For Restoring ami bciutifying The Hair.
CHARLES BAL, HELOR,
anIl-tt New Ya.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

THEATRE E--BEcKEL HALL.-Tbe excellent
Dramatic troupe, under the management Of
Messrs Weaver & Kent, will commence a Sc.
ries of entertainments at Beckel Hall 10 m or.
row evening This company is composed OF
some Of the best aud most popular actors in
the West Mr. Weaver, as manager, is we'll
known TO the Dayton public, and has always
been great lavori'e with them We predict
a successful career for his company during
their stay in our city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

New YoRK, April 7.-Cotton dull at 37ass;
Flour rather more steadier; lOss 40
for extra stale, and 65as so for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, small receipts, dull
BalOc lower at 80 for Milwaukee club
and 701 for old Chicago spring
Rye dull and heavy at 25ai az
Corn dull at | 42al 43 for new yellow
southern; Oats dull and lower at s2ss5 eta
for western; Pork frmer at 25 62
for new mess, 22 5Oa23 so for SO and GA.
~ 0Oa23 90 for primei Lard dull at l5ials;
Whisky rather stesdier at 2l7 for western:
Petroleum dull at 81 cents for crude, SO cts
for refined in bond, 7la7sc for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7i for western; Sugar
dull at lf3als4c for Muscavado; Butter asa
48c for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
duli and heavy Cutmeats dull. Eggs firm