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, 1862-08-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FntDAx EsKE1Ha. Aug /. 1861.
FIsE7GHTS-Fease1s scarce add rates 9nchang
ed. The eugatements wsEe:"-To KtogetoR:-
stbr. Gibraltar. corn. at174c-Eanadlan at currency.
To BuHaio:-seb.. rha1srope. corn, at 1o>6c prop.
Oneida corn, at .oxe; echr- a. E. Hart, to arrive,
wheat. at 1fc: Ftsndasd vessel, corn. at 1oc.
flour Received, 1890 br|s; shipped. a,s4s
bills Mtrk.i quiet. Sales: 100 brls ''Nashsiile
Eagle NhHe Winter extra at S 50; 20l brls
metropolitan do On PIT go hr1s '* Volcano"
Winter super at $40; 100 htls "Beeker'a"
double extra sps7ng at E4.S7><. 80 bE1s "Kewa.
nee" At Il 50; lU0 bsIs ''Aahoning Valley At
$5.A5; 50 hr1s +*BfoWn's" At $4.a5; 80 b,ls
"GooG~In's 1raperial" at $40: 80 brls " North
wee. at Il IS; 100 htls .'C1sY Mills" At $ED;
l05 hrls Glenwond" vt n 81; AZ bris s' 'posnin-
ion Rock" At $4-as; 100 bris Madison" Ut $&oo;
su0 br1s Winter BupeF at IS 50; 100 hrls ''Taze-
web" at 43.Eo; 1a5 b11a spper at IS Is; 80 brIk
Rye F4cu1 At sans
WREAT-Rece1Ted, # os8 bu; ehipped- 59.t0o
bu- Market etsadS md drm- Sales :-WINTEa-
40c bu No Y hise In stose at Il es; 400 eu No
Red In store At $1.eo; J. SD bn do st 99t; 500 bu
do at Sc; aoa ha DO 81 sse; 600 bu Rejected in
store at Sic. SPH1x6-a,W0 bn Amber Iowa at
psAc; 40 bn doat a3he; 500 hu No spring in
store at ga4c; 80 100 hu do at 92c; 900 bn do At
9ihe; 1860 hu do (tn Munu & soots's) st SIC;
4e0n ba Nos Spring In R}ora st Sz58c; 1000 hu do
At Sc; 700 hu do at SIC; 7,6N bn Re3eeted ut
7ec. 4 9 hu do Ut &c, ,,
CoRN-Reeeived, SCALES bn: shipped, 1n3,AD
bu: Market active and steady. Safes :-1s.0 Gao 6u
River and Canal Xi1ed afoat at at74c; 16.ooo bu
River Rejected u z84e o. b. 30, 600 hu do adoat
st 2Se; 1k0C0 bu do st 27ke: $3.50 bu do at &c;
1900 bu Mixed IN store 1t 9o4c; s,o09 hu do 1t
aoze; 1000 hu do at soAe; $1,000 bn do 1t SIC
fob; a00o bn do At SIC Cob, bu1ezs option for
r5ds5s; DOG bu Rejected In atoza At 4c; 1o.uno
bu do It 2a4c; ooo bu do at a44c1 3 eo0 bu kreeh
receipts at 600 bn do fen seeoud stotage> as
13c. ...
oArs-Reee1sed, s, ,76o bu; shipped, sa,soo Dn-
Market quiet. Saless t500 hn No IN erore at
B4c; 400 bu do 81 s0e an track,
HYE-Reee1ved. a069 b. Market quiet Sales.
so hn No in~stora At 5oe; 4,0a0 'bu Rejected In
store In one bin st 3&c~
BAnLEY-Received, III b. Market quiet
Sales, 100 Bugs at &c del. ....
H1aHWtNns-Reeesyea,4 10 b11s.- Markat aut-
et,. Sales, 1so b1ls Ut sse-.
RAcoN-aQa ~ Country clesr Sides at e
| looee-
1ARn-1o tres prime Country Kettle at Sc.
| BRAN-ts tons II eaco on trsek.
| TALLoW-CoansrY, sz9ac; City, a@ske.
! spGARs-Are very hrm md We notice 4 further
adeanee In taw On al g1adea. Of ke p D. The
| stocks in the city sttn continue Light. We
| quote: ''-
festa ens1s aeaesi9 e 1ls e ehoics ,ssx$1s
I Il. Y. Redned-posde:ed and
/ GAnu1stea -. 1aKbt3He
I White euhee 4. ..-.-.s.-l3 9t3he
I Yellow cufae E.-.-. -....134@txKo
I Yellow c1ftee G....... -l349l9he
! HIDES -Firu. Ne quote;
Dry Flint observation-disclosures. .taA4M g
I Dry lslted .....,.....,..,...3i fbl9 4.
I Green salted. .....,., sxW oAt
"A f1rh3,v y pEice.
Hrs fSif OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oh c,
;. 6teea Observation-Disclosures 81 t
, 1862-08-02
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRl tED D---.-.-..-.Augusf !.
strns Mohawk, Hickey, St Joseph, 50 sd4 wood, IL
stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rirere, eunartcs.
fsop p Tonsssis ciiy. frsse, b;ndslo. sandrses.
Bark Gibraltar, Mcilssin. 6ing .ton, l,co3 bags
Bark sssitlana. Mckenzie, Goasrtcb. 100 eds wood
Bata Tntea1s. Richardson, Grand HaFcn, 1od N
Bask Ao1iatic Miner. Bay City. 20 N lumber.
Br1, Empire State, Martin, Bnfaio. 1s5 tons cual.
schf .Alrs, Slnclalf, White LAKE. IS n lamaer, 10
schs Ftthsf. GlAser, White Lake. 70 m Lumber, 10
srh1 Isyan., Cherry, sarnia, ss FL lumber, 81 M
seht CEN, kennedy. Kingston, L 90 b,ge salt
schr Annie Thostaue. johnson, drssa Husa, 90
schr Elne, rho nson. Green Bush, 81 cd. wood.
Scht Bates. Cannon, Mus6e1ou, tao d {nnbcr-
schr Aps:zaiIa, Anderson, Cleveland. 80 tons
schs Eenosha Jackson. aafs1o, 80 IN lumber.
sstr Emma, Ernbreeht, Auskvgou, Is FL squate
schr Ellen Pike. okier, Kalamazoo, 80 m lumber,
schr Souvenir, 1ofahsm son, Holland, 46 eds
wood.
sehr Warren, petezken, Grand Hayen, es N lnm-
sehr Maine. Sherman. Buffalo, 1870 "a lauber.
sssT &c, ssgsii as Risel 6 lum
scbr Hnhds1d, Neal. sandn.ky. lis cds woea
Schr Ttiee1or, King, St 1oseph. 40 eds Tond.
scow Hercules, SGndcfson, hnsseson7 80 N 1uua-
scoT cJgpet, HcNamara, so1.h Haven, II eds
soow Tempest, EmbrecAs, kalamazoo, zs eds
soow Harrlee Ann, sweenaon. White River, IS II
ecow storm, Callow, White River, 65 n lumber
CLEARED .:.-;..:. .AoenssL
Stmr Aokawk. Hiekey- IT Joseph. snndrtes.
Sln,r Ctsset. fabat. T&o Rivers. tN bu corn. TSa
htdes, Is brls highwtnes-
Prop Pittsburgh. Eeoster. Bufsh u, 2,n0 ea eo7n-
Prop nnntsr Dickson, aoder1oh, s0,oa0 bn com,
1,x74 krl- du0r
Pop Sun. jonca Coningwood, 1920 ba corn 175
bu ua.e, 6.a b1i. Avul. suudrt-s.
Pop Mohawk, PheAtt. Bu8a1s, . o. bu corn
Prop 0ueida. HiucEey. Buttat9, 8.uo su corn, saa5
bu o2ts.
Bark Tutctla Richardson. Grand Haven.
! S. br ElEa Sinclair, Wills River.
Schf Flehtr G1aref, White River.
| S. liz Estex. Ghrs.n. Buffalo, ls.1EW hu wheat.
I Schr uceasta John.on. MuskeSon.
| Schr Annie Thnrsfne, Johnson. Green Bush.
Schr Elhe. Thomson, G1eeq Bush
sehf s Rate%. Cannon, MuskeE0n-
! Schr Entna. EmhtseAt, Mnek1xon. ,.
schr Ellen Williams. fitzgerald, Bnt1alJ, ~ 100 bu
corr
sssE R1,5f Ess gs Aasp: ss9 3 ps se.
Sehr Souvenir Ahrahamson- Holland,
| Seh1 Warren Pete.ken. 3raud Haven-
Sehr May. Shooter, Holland,
f,sa essttz hfas Bas q ss ese,
| schr Antelope, William. Nhtte Rtses.
| Schs Trteolor. King, s. 5o-eph-
Sehf Temprsr Emnrechr. Colony.
Sow Harriet Ann. Swesnson. White River.
! ScoH Storm, EalIow. While Rivt1.
, 1862-08-02

~ 9olomon's Temple will open far exhibition
or Nondsy. August ath, 1t 9 o'clock, In Me-ropol.
ttan Dali, where 1t viii tenala for lew 1aYs.
Open from 8 a. m. to 1op> m. Admission Is cents.
For particulars see smal bills. Lecture at az sud
6x D. ia. aug}sts.
, 1862-08-02
hoard Of Trade Bnttary.

The Board Of Trade Battery met 1T the Ar
noTy yesterday morning at nina o'clock, and
were sworn into the United ststes' servics by
Capt Christopher. The number Of men en-
rolled is one hundred and fftJ-si1, less by
twenty at least than signed the mnster.1oll.
The Disappointed ones were sdvised by Mr.
Hancock to connect themselves with some iu-
fsntry company. After the ceremony Of nuts
tering In, ths men, headed BY yaas & Dean's
Light Guurd Baud, marched to the Board Of
Trade rooma, and vera formally received By
The Board.
]. L. Hancock. Esq, on the part Of the
Board, congratulated the members on theie
appearance, md AZ . member Of the Board
who had been Instrumental in raising taa Bat
terry, sid be was proud Of their work at
the copclusion Of Mf. Haueock's speech, the
Battery gave three cheers for the Board Of
Trade, which was responded to BY three cheers
by The Board.
Ea,d substantially as follows:
Eo1dt<rs or the Beard Of TraQe Battery: We, as
what We hare accomplished ia sa'sins ths mag
ntsceut body Of uen- Il Is proud dat tot "a al.
bare b1onehs Us no credit Il 9on had not nohly
<otne mp sid gave your names snd yuur assiH;
ance; AfsW days etnce: whea tha President called
for 800, GOO men. few di.]oJal and faint hearted
men saau tbe ca1 would not be met without rasort
TO compulsory en1lstuasnt. YouE Presence here
Pastotmm haa not died out In sha hea.1 Of 1he na-
| Iton. The tine will come when we rha,i eecsunt
| to par children and out Xfnnd children how fon
| rallied arnnnd ns In your endeasurs TO prea=rye
| the integrity ct our common country. I know
[ yon all. son win not Disgrace rnurselses nor ua.
| H0std Of Trade Protect your hes,.h and lives.
I hut never turn youe backs to traitors, staud BY
| the flag. ftand By The govelumens, sgd Never Ia
/ Trade Battery.
J. L. Hancock then announced that the bat
terry would go into camp this (yestsrday]
afternoon at 5 O'Clock, aud that the bounty
would be paid as soon as proper muster rolls
| could be prepared.
, 1862-08-02

nosEx hAnkx7-Ru.es q1aet and easy at sa5
per ceht. 1a call: tGG per rent. fos psiIn.
sterling Exchange dull ard declining.
Bankers bills puoted 1a65$, z..z....
american goid soEes; opening at 1546i5H
closing At 359s per cent prem.
California gold haEs quoted at 15tz per cent
premium.
Government stocks frrner.
y. S g Of 81 9aH@s94.
1910 TreasurJ Noteh l094102A.
, 1862-08-02

1t kufoex nj. 1uiy soth. 1r Es1. Wm. i. Kk~v. NJ.
HORN II TIf8NpATH. " Ea9 1FH OF J., TRvuxsa
&-een-1ad MIA Ma daughtor. .o& The tsso JuasA
EAfEtil 1u Of Aurora, <
, 1862-08-02

Fou Few DATE ONIf.-Na1auae Cors james.
the world renowned Lie Rea1-1, the Scientific
Ihsenoloeirt and Astrologist, can be consulted on
thipse pertaining TO the Paet, the Preeent aad
,1r Fu.nrc. The n5atez1ons uoes which nature
and fate have tzaced u the faces Of all humsu be
II e are 10 hsr an open book, from which ahs pre-
dlets marrtsge, inheAtance, voyages. lawsuits,
D.t1taf md physical disease. Don's pzocrKstnate,
~ ,hss IL sase chspee but oome Al ones. South
tast corner IT West Randolph and cltnton streets.
j5sest
Eor1cH.-We are authorized by Brssaeter Gene
Ja1 sehadeld, commanding IN the State Of Mis-
suu1i. 10 say that there will be no restrictions
whAieser placed upon the 1agzess Of e8ress from
The city Of St. LoaiA, OF purchasers who may wi.h
to ssteaa the government sale Advertised by rs
70 commence Gu Tuesday, Jul, sath. 1861.
E l. ". konaAz & Co., Aussfnneeea.
ialssLst
f@ New Army Regulations, {nfsntry Tactics,
and ARTILLERY Practice. by the War Department; !;
Muster Rolls. ZenAve Dzill, Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise. aud al other books, foz sale BY r T.
Sherlock, III Dsatbozn street. jy2a8t
Attanxkon. h11lltAKYs
| 6wn1ds. Eelts, Saatee. Shon]dsr straue, Rerolv-
ers, Guns, Pistols sud Military Goods Of ali KINDS,
At pxicco lower than any other house In the West,
| jya6& GEO. T. ABBE1, 1s6 I.ske ss1eet,
| 9H Fur cleaning ard dying gentleman, sclnthss
! 60 TO Cook q Mclean, ID Desrborn-esReee Thi1
old established house do oesssr md cheaper worl
| than a0y IN tha city. abs11{
"G&A cU Dunhop, 3sweil 4 Spei6in1 sr Printing
nnvNeh2Alv
, 1862-08-02

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph Nxw YoKK, August l. 1861.
FTrss BaGrd-StpeI8 Rot active but higher
sterhDg Exchange quiet and unsett1ed 1t 17bE
, 1862-08-02

D1scHARoEp.-PAtrlsk Comfort, one Of the
parties referred 10 In Thursdays Issue As BE-
ing concerned in certain hurs1ahous opera
uons, then described at length. waa further
e1amioed at the Police Eonrt yesterday astee-
nooz. aud :. the inataaee Of the eproaeeasoE,
discharged >. ',..'
, 1862-08-02

Inro CAAr.--The Board Of Trade B.ttery 60
Into camp at nine o'elock4to-dsy. Subsistence,
clothing snd Gimp e1aiprge could not be ss-
enzed for them yesterday In season to go TO-
the eucamp1Qsut7 as was expected.
, 1862-08-02

MECHANICS eAv1xes BANK or CH1cAoo.-
This iustitnsion, established at No. s CLARK
street, BY some Of the best men OF our city,
as place OF savings for the mechanical in
terests, embraces among It's depositors not
o0lp the mechanics, hut the laborers, express
men, dra5meD, teamsters, mesehants and cap
ita1iste, who have selected this Institution Is
place Of business and safety. This institu~
tton Numbers among its stoekholders one
Who is largely interested in the Chicago, Bur-
lDgton and Quincy Railroad, and residing in
New York; also. Joseph McPhtrBon, Of tue
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne md Chicago Railroad.
The President, Chas. T. Boggs, Is one Of our
Oldest wen-ttied citizens. aud Tor q long tins
has been the treasurer Of the town Of South
Chicago. He is a citizen we'll known to the
! mechanical interests, and In whom 81 repose
entire confidence. This bank has been IL
successful operation three months, and with q
continuation Of its daily increasing basiasss,
will rapk a. one Of the beat In the list Of So
! vfr:s banks
, 1862-08-02

tVt1+Iy
o1al, amounting to 44n0, and re notice further
advance Of about 1dc 3 100 yesterday market.
There ie . good demand by shippers. and also By
lard manufacturers, Who are purchasing very
iree1y for ths purpose al rendering into 1ssd.
which article IL very drn with 20 advancing ten
deney.
, 1862-08-02

UH1oS DEFENCE CoMM1rrEE.-The mem
bezs of the Union Defence Committee ars no
titled Of 9 cali meeting for important bnaluess,
At their 1ooms, this evening, st O'Clock.
e FoSfLEkoT,
, 1862-08-02

GRAND REyRw.-Gov. Yates, by Invitation
Of Col. Tucker. commandant Of the post. Rill
this afternoon review the troops at Camp
pouelns.
, 1862-08-02

Held TO BAa--Shad. Vincent, the burglar
partially examined on Thursday. was yester-
day committed ed jail in default Of s, 600 bail,
required by the magistrate to SECURE his pres
eDce at the Recorders court.
, 1862-08-02

w ANTED--Agents. Ths crest
W Union Book Is Hesdisys Life Ct Wsslx1on; q s1a
coupty tE the wet+ m states oT this anj otlef rur
able I'D poputas Books Ags9ss Ass uysty &; fsn ~ ~ =
sd.trtss tsith Etamp1 O. +, Gl3BS4 III S,s'th GIVE
street, chacsgo. fust p1ece BOZ 1a. sps'os'S+H
, 1862-08-02

GEkEEoua,-The Chicsgo, Alton and st.
L.nis railroad company have subscribed 5l.oao
to the War Fund Where are the rest Of tho
railroadse
, 1862-08-02

w The splendid upper cabin steamer
Fountain City, Of the New York Csntral 1iae,
will leave their dock, foot Of North Dearborn
street, this evening, at 6 o'clock, for Buffalo
and an lake ports. For state rooms and tick
cts apply to A. q, Sample, agent. foot o. s:ate
street, s North Clssk street, ls North Wells
street
, 1862-08-02

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE srEA,tgRs.-
The travelling pnblie-bF which term we lu-
e1ude all persona who eccasionally travel
eighty or one hundred miles from home
should bear in mind that a. E. Goodrich's
line Of steamers Oh this shore of ths lake, af-
fords cheap, safe and pleasant mode Of tsan.
cit. especially st this aeason- This line con-
6ia,s Of the s. Sunbeam and the "Comet,"
splendid Bide-wheel steamers, In the finest
order, and provided With everything essential
to the convenience and comfort at passengers,
They arr also under the immediate eontrol.of
competent and gentleman]y officers, who ate
al~ays assiduous ia their attentions to the
wants Of these entrusted temporarily to their
care Persons who hare had occasion to make
| s1tp on either OF these boats will readily en-
| dozte anything We may SAY In favor Of Good
rict's line. Those who have not get enjoyed
that luxury, ehouid try It at once and be con.
convinced.
, 1862-08-02

willing ut any time TO mate; but Trlttors Will
not /. .ahe It unless they are thoroughly whip
ped aud eccurged.
Bnt tlnd that some Of jour people think
i csn be done By 3 change Of adRalnfsssatlon.
SorDe we're opposed to It at the outset, and
some we're sick Of it. They want naw deal.
This csu't be doue for two yszFs, and ID the
neautmethe eouosrY h saved Or Lost, Rldt~
saasss sp3 democrats must 4&ge the Unt0n
1h1ppTh this administration or not AT all.
We ecsnnot resort to a revolution az the French
did on the iatth oi August Ha~ then eau
We 1ptuse into the government the earnest,
eager, determined spirit that now animates
tue people of the great Northwest? II ia
only BY uniting the moral power OF the peo~
pie In : demand that Dur agents should PROB
tcute, not plAy war-fitrct, determined war.
But sou may ask what measures will Batisfy
me- Are the authorities not dolns all they
cans You may thibk SO. will tell you y oat
L ihiuk sheY could do. Let us hare drAft
Whip the rebels. This ought to ha7e been re-
sorted 10 long sgo- It ls ,hte faireat. quickest
and cheapest way to raise 81 army. It viii
look Ike wo,k- It Ia work. Those who are
GRATED can hire subetitntes. say 1t u the
cAsapest way-a matter We cannot Longer
rtgi1tents-putttng soldiers where they Hll
be most pAefal and be best cared for. The
rebels a1aft--egery clVitikea nation has draft
ed. We did in the revolution and the WAT oi
| lSl4- ne EH0nkl 60 10 DVE.
Aeaip, felsox-cstizeua, we must draw a wide
| AID deep distinction between ioys1 sad rebel
| cItixsne. Death aud eonAscat1oh 70 raoels-
| protection and ludemhity to loyal citizens.
Tbis su]u must govern onr armies Of we can
| not fight with tuccess desperate meu Mhe
{ practice upon this 1n}eA This policy haseto
| lore adopted ts buunty to treason. Wht.e
| men are governed By either selfehness or prn
dence they will aid us only when w can AMI
will protect them. Our gallant boys guarding
| teeeSh PROPERTY, or 1e4rsDfng SLAVES to rebels
or the wasting Of onr MEANS By giving e1tor
s}pnafe Prices to rebels for absolute necessa
ries viii not Again occur. It Ia one Of tht
hopeful hlane Of the tlmea that ali our officer
now treat The rebels - criminals to be pun
iehea, a1d not ss patriots to bs petted. 81
taF no doubt, Ill al yoa wM ag1ea with me-
! ard H I would stt down Without speaktnx q
tbe negro We would not qnarrel. Bat the ne
groes ara here. fo1r millionk OF then
It. Is the misfortune OF the com
~ that they are herr, and perhaps you MI
I agree with me In the fervent wish that tue
we're eafrly eolontzed to Gninea, BotAny Bay
: or Afftca Perhaps We cnn offer little fur
thes; that they ought to be empl1Y u
.}aboisra, to dig trenches, build forsldcatous
ard fbe like, You will no doubt Agree thu
| they -oupht to b employed % servants, t.
cook AID do I'll the Services Of ths camp. u 70
, 1862-08-02
DAY. AUGUST =, 1862
dAIa AUVUaT =, 1e@,
e,HE CITY.
WAR MEETING.
lM GOVERNOR YATES.
Snf Hen John Sherman and
Hoa. even LeYejoy.
i0usAhD PEOPLE PRESENT..
GREAT ENTHUSIASM

eveuinx witnessed suotber patr;ot,c
xof the peon1a az chicapn mt at al
rto It's predecessors either IN number.
nthnssasm The V,a;t 81 coecrrnr
to this e3rv RI ,na4tar. eoonectaa v,,h
ass1oy If the new reu,,oecta re1n;re5
ut,cn,e nodor &ha c.,, ~ rho prpsfaent
nsae tha ocrssion IN the nsrt of the
dofTrpae In, . r,u fnr a nnhitc o,e,,}np
h,ch 4s,e c,t5,enx al Chlesro couid haga
on,or+nn,rr n meet the Governor ana
n 10 t,fs views mon the pnesent cr,s,a
neetinp ~as .7rst c,,,ra for prran u4,I,
II soon bernrne evident that tbat hal,
u1d mt hold A t,the q, the Dnm,,er, who
o1a seek aamftt.nce. anf, Il VIZ. adjourned
the Cont Honse Square. The result Of this
ovs that the Board of Trade committee did
It rnfsundsrstand the temper Of our citi-
= IL. ........< .r.o--or H. ,;.x.
, 1862-08-02

CHANGE or TEsuH-In the case Of Chrles
Piper, one Of the bridgeport aotess, SET doSn
for hearing yesterday sf,esnoon at the Police
Court, q change Of venue Vas taken to jus
tice FItz. The trial viii take place this morn
it7f. at the ArmDrv
, 1862-08-02

MONETARY.

"D&A tn Dunlop. Ss~el a aspeiding TT Printing" !"
nOv1l.h2NlY
, 1862-08-02

hQuEsrs.-The name Of the young man
killed at Burnside, of which mention Was
mnde stn yeatefdsy's TRIBUNE, WAS Frank
ateadmau. TIE boy killed at the Elevator Of
the c. 3. T. @. Ksi1road was MiehAea Nolan,
whoee psssuts reside corner Of Wright and
Union etreete.
, 1862-08-02

doctrine bai negro might ~ vel secesre the
! .a:oa. SOD y 81 i yoa saplo5 shsa to dis
| dtelcs 1snE would you hold snd project those
{ oitcattl Would 5,c:n be 10 iphunaa = to set
| thtm there digging di1chss aud not put as1ns IN
lheif bands to defend thentselves- {5iies q NJ.
iet tesn come and IKE them md Tie dl:ehss Or
fosttteations they had builtt repent, how
% sou mas, IT, n.Ts '' EEstse Et 'Ae Men "sAs s..ea ID
there and gnaId them, aud an not
while peh stand eet1een areroes and - fese1 be- Sal.
lets lCheae and dlaughterl
ass .ss Is spaasr &c Belts5 s qst saep Ws
man (Ar:. sbe1nano n which hs .esys tae
Hs ct en'ttns e re- ths sd; n9sa Sa,
ress: bsss R,ss .,s. ! is h.ss s'sys y
troy il. Who Toolan1 be : rebesi fLa=seser
We muet stop thf policy; Ehy; have been told
III Yss tg q ea
rome desdly malaria, 5es,1aetlss 10 ihs life aut
sf3or Of man bat pe1feet elixir u life 70 wo
fseied nd detsneeless widee. ,sns 60 ool ins.
ths ted and asf Sambe zhd be srln say; :"
p.haw naassa'e 10 The rshel army Htsh h,s knsp
~ ,s strapped upon bis back eho0uas down yen
Now, fellow eittxens, what policy should y.
! | ppFueI 1GpF government IL II a&h&eE ycnf Al
: ! II 81 etxkf. Suppose cnndAg1asfon tho1ld ewes
ever 1hts city unul It lighted up the sky with u
= !urid flames and the clouds OF suaoke lowered t
the Tst3 heavens. would you stop to enqufr
:. | Whether It WAS u hlack tnan OF white ansu Al
. tempting 70 exttngaith the aanues. no, fellow
? EatskeDf4 y jon are EeaaouAhte Ment II You do q
+ syes3 nation 1rdes The sun hAs done. IL ali Ii
. . kitsosy n1 tbe PAST. yon viii employ etat
y | NEAnB In y1nf power by which 1
= cruth th3s Infamous md unhoiy Rebellion Fe
low citizens. rome distinguished American state
+ mau and philosopher has tatd thst every n4sln
= hA- tte bas1h tim. and Its ttsai time Cur I'll,
!, time hss can1e The esaMa Of out nAttan1i exisl
q anca u now upon our k4ud4. Thta nassaa IL tTen
70 bltpg In The eeAau bet~een LIE &nd de4th Nos
r let me ask you, ~hal euusee Il to be pursued
! enzh casef viii Ton not come .
la | "a une 11au to the reataef Bttg
u your MhesitAnce. Already thi1ty sts1s sI.a
sr npon yuur national banner. apd more than hktt
le which bxve heen plaeed theru since the first th,
1eeu were pl&red tnera by onr 1athefS-etat BY ee
"a h+ins ADDED Ss4te after ssAse being aune1ed
60 to BE- one hundred snilions~the lnhabitAhtA Of
n n ctean bound sepubltc-with all the organized
tfa5usfopt Of enftRhteDed soe3ety. with Ill the L
thouespd caafnne u cht{ttlan Civilization, unit
" bJ railroads md ts1eg1tphs. By mighty r&vers n
~ hkes into one great confeder4se Republic,
oo sfnaGeszing ths great pttndple # the right Of
in q. Esf1sY p ruse ana acknowledging 10 snpefl
'f bst Sod haoaae- tczeea1