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TIE 1yAIs IN FLORIDA.
Further Details OF the 81tuntfon-
Strength Of tho Eneny,

11HlADE1r1uA, April 25.-The Enquirer has the
:rIuHine dated Jacksonville ltA-, 18th:
The mis:ortunes the Florida expedition accu.
1nt!ale. Aaclt hetore last tho steamer Gen. Hun
.r W.T. DESTROYED hJ L torpedo in the St johns,
a..n: s"o Saluable transports lost BY these In
Tss !uadcd with quaEtcrmastes's e;orte and was
oouho 10 tlculata, forty miles 4boye here where
Lave brigade OF coatraband troorf Slncu-
ss Ers eLoa:n. The Hunter waz .,owa in cIaStiy
is t." u. ste TINS q The Maple Leaf destroyed
forCs!ateiy The pss aT il.c in fhfs }.at d.o7-.c-
"as sE!l,' Only onc Icr.on. ntlaas;erml lster henr
!tft: The etcasincz wus vyry yajnah1t nne
has'nE necE DILL 10! MAJ. Gen. Iiupter two yesrs
acnt she wns Of ca; tone, und was vai"s ~ w..
time OF her loss at s0 D. Size was rNr4,ra ~ tes w
tie Government, aud was owned in NV Yn-r ~
The Withdrawal OF 70 many 1roons fron Ei",,a.
t:s led to the abandonment oi Piln'!;a - feirr,i
CREW. last week. The guns In the rciIaub:s 49,.
bTot:: Of tic ntattis destroyed, as n.so liz 81,
na!towrr and everything esc o. ,alne to III. rebs!s
*c:eFn! families, OF Union settTacntX. ca.nc cway
dohment Of The place The policy OF oc-apyin.
Foe1f III the Copit dcla:y, rcrsuadin. lac irdsb,t
ants to take tue oath OF allegiance, md tuen eaync
them 70 fencl mercy. is ruthez uuestio77bc.
1>e obtsiued TT headquarters and eIsewte:e fhrrc
is no dnuht Of The Confederate arn,y IN our from
1,etnS .efRe: quite Is formidable a. at auy time
since the expedition Grst landed In the State
hey nave rom ei:4t 70 ten Thousand Infantry ,ant
Tour thousand c1'valFy, within dozen u.IIea o
here, and another large camp at Baldwin. II tbt
junction Of the Florida Central oud Fem nondin.
and Cedar Eeyf Railroad. II was supposed iii
The peudln: campaign In Virginia would draw thi,
force to the North, Int such is not the fact, III,
1hau Nc credit them, Or clse lhey consider Elordl
immensely valuable to them.
, 1864-04-27
CONGRESS At WORK WITH
ITS COAT OFF,
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
MOVEMENTS OF FORREST,
Maj. Bradford Of Fort Pill
low Still Living.
NQhaIEkTIDK OF HON. {. C. jkGE7-
SOIL, IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
The War in North CaraI;na--
Not so bad an Aspect
as was Feared,
TEE GAIL FOR Tg1zIEE
MONTWS TROOPS.
Adiutant General Ful1er's Order.

[eFF1c1n.1
GxS'L Headquarters, STATE OF ILL1No1s,
ADJuTAST GESERAL's OFFICE,
SPRINGFIELD. April Is, 1864.
cEkEnAL oRDKH NO. s.
]. In response to a ce11 Of the President OF the
United Statee, dated the - instant, twenty thous-
and volunteers tzom this State will be accepted
for Government service for one hundred dA5s, PRO.
slded they are offered within twenty days from this
date. The e1igencics OF the publGc eervlce re-
qures the greatest activity In the organization OF
these forces, and 1t Is confidently expected that tho
unriva1ed fame which cur State enjoys will not be
lesEcned bJ the indifference or Inactivity Of our
people In meeting the pressing call Of the Go1ern-
ment.
II. It Is earnestly recommended that officers Of
militia companies Immediately open recruiting
ofites, and 20 fur possible iii up, enlist and or
.anize their companies upon tle basis described
By the War Department for volunteer companies,
to wit:
One Captain, Four Serecants,
or, 9ne Err E,t 5's9tsnsnt . E,Eht coipolals,
s ons FIST ffe1us sc!seani = one Wasopeq e,s5s1''
and not less than sixty nor more than eighty
two p1ivates-
III. These forces when mustered into service
will be clothed, subssted, armed end paid by the
United State. Government. For their convenience
lnd to facilitate their prompt Organization they
will temporarily rendezvous ut tue following
p1sccs, where Government barracks ara already
prepared for their reception:
Chicago, Camp FRI,
Springfield, Camp Bntlcr,
OtfxWb, Dixon,
Rattoon, Joliet,
Centralfa, Qviccy.
Muste1ing officers will be assigned to dutv at
thefe camps, who will muster, subeist, arm and
rInfha rrrrnftR fhrfr 4rr1v~J and s,n.. - .
, 1864-04-27

Sioux city; another gives additional lands to the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and the Cedar
Rapids and Missouri Railroad. Both Iowa bl1a
were reported By Allison from the Committee on
Public 1auds. An amendment was adopted to one
OF them, on motion, making an additional grant to
the Burlington and Missouri River Road.
WAsmEaros, April sg.-The Commercials especial
Eays: It is asserted that there fs not monitor
afloat that docs not draw too much water to pass
over the bar at tae mouth OF Abeuarle Sound.
There are strong indications that the Senate will
psss Ar. Stevens joint resolution for tho tempo
rary raising Of The tariff. although efforts will be
made to exempt all gooda now IN bond.
hear that the Senate Military Committee have
a:reed to recommend an appropriation Of 81, ,000- :
go loI the payment Of volunteers to be called for
for 100 dnyl.
The proceedings before the House Committee on
patents re'ftin. to the application Of the Goodyear
1pdia rubber patent, has excited much interest
there during the past week. The case WAS argued
on the part Of the re1nonstrants BY six gentlemen,
four Of them representing manufacturers, and
&&esers. Butterworth Of Mass, and Grescon Of
PennsylytnIa representing the railroad interests Of
New England, Pennsylvania and other States.
James 7. Brady. Of New YORK. concluded the
arEuu,ent yesterday on the part Of the applicant
The House has 40 far progressed with the Inter
nal Revenue BILL that it IL expected they will dts
pose Of all OF the remaining provisions 10 morrow
, 1864-04-27
C0TERycR DRAMLETTE'S FISIT
TO WASHINGTON.
Official Report If Its Results.
4 LETTER FROM The PRESIDENT,

From the Ffankfon Commonwealth. April 25.l
The annexed correspondence explains ITSELF The
people Of Kentucky will sce how the interview i'm
pressed ths Governor; and they have his Testimony
70 1he good feeling and the sympathy Of President
Lincoln and Secretary Stanton for tho citizens Of
this Stnte. VIC commend the Governors letter TO
oEy leaders:
CoNkoNwEALTH OFFICE, !
FRAsKroRr, April 81, 1854.
Hnp. Thor. E. BraElfette. Governor Of Kentucky:
AZ NJ DEAI sm-lt will be remembered b. Jou
that Immediately after your return from Washing
ton City about the 1st OF this month in editorial
article which then appeared in the Commonwealth,
It waE stated thst your interview With the Presi.
dent and Secretary of War Ind been Of tue most
anlcatle and concllatory character and that At an
early date. the people Of kentucky would be Q1.
ct9'fp adrieed Of the objects and results OF yo1r
mission to Washington.
an aware that, after yonr return to Frankfort,
7! up to the time you LETT for Nashville Jour con-
ditlon OF health was euch rs to prevent you from
preparing the desired Information to the people Of
kcDrucky.
The many applications to me personals. for the
results Of your misrion to Washington have 1n-
duced me- 10 ask that you will communicate that
Information through the columns Of the Common
tre1ith, At yonr carlfcst convenience.
fourE tTu!y.
n Hn1ora
, 1864-04-27
CommerciaI-PostScript,
MISUNDERSTANDING BOARC


MONDAY EVENING. f0P. u.
There was fair attendance at the Second Board Ut
the ehermsn House Ibis evening" but theleading mar
kets : ere duh and neglected.
WHEAT opened at IN advance Of KG1c orer the
c1ofe On Charge but the improvement waa only mo.
ncpth.y hLd It market closed dull 1T $12H for No
9and " 2sH for No. !. Balcs were; 5000 bu No.
Spring at s1 5000 bu do ut Il 50; 5000 hn do At
$ies4 100 bu do in Mv sukce at tle54; ,0oo bu
No. esprDK ct slesA 5000 bu do at $tesA; ST. 100 bR
do 1T el2s 1000 bu do at $l214; 12,ao9 bu do Al
<I!*7A-the market closing With mora sellers than
tuyer.
OATS were qulet and lltt1c easier. Sales wese
1000 bn No. At 61A: 100 bu do at g.
H1aHwnxa Tere moderately active at m adyaucs
, 1864-04-27
TlHE FORT PILLOW MAS
6-AERE.
Tie Borbarians AcknotF1ed.c Their
baGaEerys -

WASHINGTON, April es.-The Richmond En7uI-
rtr Of the 18th, contafna dispatch from Fort Pill
NV. d1tcd April 12tb, Stating: ..For.sst aad
Chalmers attacked the fort on the nth. The gar
The torl refusing to surrender, 1t wxs carried By
ssdsm: and both columns entered the tort stmulta-
Eseuely. An indlscriminate slaughter followed
- n1e " EarTison were slain. The tort ran with
~ Gooos aid many jumped into the river and vcro
~. 1'"Eto ta or kiHe6 while attempting to escape.
one hnndrrd thousand dollara worth Of property
s,e ,css mud stx were captured. Couteder
, 1864-04-27
NEW YORK CATTLE HARRIET.
OPENING DAT.

[Eepotted exclusively for the Chicago Tr1bune.l
NEW YORK, Mon6ay, April Is, 1881
Ion account Of the storm on Monday evening tae
opening days market repart received too late for
yesterdays editloa.l
BEEF CATTLE-We hare on ss'e ut Allcrto,'s to
day about so head Of Beer Cattle the zsaerl q1...
tty Of which is about the average. Tie we..hsv IL
.any aad upREsrabe for trade, which is not lively
The top prices current to-day. excluding fancy cattle
or e1ta holiday beet, = for rst weight Of ueet
the avtrage Of good fir drove of or cwt. Iiaos
p.eers l6c. Ihe lowest rates. lnc}ud1n. lkh. ihla
steerr, and coarse oxen, etc, 1331!c-
euEEp-The Sheep market II dbl. sud compared
1a S, 1e,s, H.: rss1 ssx S:'ss' 'fs lower p
sWISE-The Hcg market, con pared wisa l.st
week. higher. The range o. priceG : n,Iye weight.
arc quoted at 9Gshe. and trade b1l.s.
CLOSING DAT.
new TonE, TUESDAY EVENING, April 26 1861
REEF CATTLE.-Thc receipts oht}eef Catt1e for the
week erd1nk toaay, At al the market places IN tho
city, foot up Ito head. asaintt 4o head the weak
rEevtopf. and 4Es during the corresponding week
1es3 The average weekly receipts Of Beef Catt1e IN
1s were 50 that the receipts this week fa1lshort
Of that nearly o0 head The market 1t the close to
very unfavo1aole to royers, aud the stock re-
malnluE over could not bo s5d without grsat decline
On ycstcsdays prices, which were t617c for primo;
1ec for fair Qnal1y: and 1a9sc for inferior to- com
Mon- There were not less than 100 head or Besyek
from 1l1Ao1.
The prices paid this week show go material differ.
euca fstFn last weeks prcts: but the market closed
wssk, with downward tendency. Tho prices pa,d
fur prime cattle on the corresponding weak in 1858
WAS 101:91lkc 2 n, SO that prices now ru1c sH4Sc
higher lhah they did gear ago.
snEEP-Of Sheep Nc, have 1000 head reported for
the week against 7,c58 head during tie week preyi-
ors. TAe Averages weekly receipts In 1868 were 9,s7
head According to ahc reported sales ef Sheep bro.
krts, the general ayer**c price per head Is s5s3so
fer shea1ed, and *s.t1912 70 for Enshearei.
u0Gs-The rect ipts II Hogs during the week xad-
Ing ts~daJ amonnt 10 ssoo against 1i.Goo tho week
pses1ous. The market for corn-f.d Hogs, 2 100 NJ,
live weight, Is $S.7al95. The qrt taons for dt:tll-
!cry.ed Hogs arc $3c0Gn25. Atthese prices the m.r-
keith srisk an: trade lively.
{Ases ctated P1ess D1srssch.l
Exw YoEk, April 70, 1874.
D.1K cAT7LzIF5rtt qusl.ts, *is59Ai1 g; ordluatr
t. T., sHo1 c~tna.on ifcfior.
suEtP AND LAxps-F1tras, sle.oa@l55e: prime.
*saA.oe tl&inary, S;.5css.so, cou:noD, 36-a5@7sa:
sw1xESCcra led. sxa9.1c: still fed, ass4c.
8e1T CAfTLa-AEsin moderate with good demand.
Tie Arket thed frm At tbs advance established aat
WeeE The qualify r. not SO good - last wrsk
rt1e sof. = fev premium cattle soIt ut 1:A;1xc.
Mich Cows-1n iAr demand nt SIS secaf5,00.
Wal CALyEs-l1 n fs1f demand at x7.01G31pO0. Sheep
abd lambs IN good demsnd.
TotRl recelpt5: Desv5e 4,1o9; cow, 1874; veal
calves, s3' sheep and Lambs, 9,lSo; swine ssh.
, 1864-04-27

C3IkclSN171, April s6,-Thc strit.
c;iF ~ sS9 o. ,s Farions sai7oad deunts n ,ss ~
plCyed. 1'en aafing been em-
ihe pnster Of militia yesserdav W.. ro,,
% ,1 IL tnf 'Enf e,ac,nnau regiments vii rena9
The new City Council organized ves,e,d.x .rh..
- H. Wsasnsf vas elected President ana ccsana noa;
, 1864-04-27
Cincinnati Markets.
lSpeclnl Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.1

IspecIb1 U1spatcH 70 t1e Chc455o IfIbtht.
CINCINNATI, april e, 1:t4.
FLoCA-hnrket steadY, St as.75 TOT sapeflne, and
$s!C@7co for e1tr1.
Nu,.K1-Thesc l. more huye.s than sellers, ut H.
GEA1h-W heat In better demand, red e1oaing Arm
al $1te11.so And Whi;a 1t St.tA9!. d. Ccrn-MaEkes
dull at 5se9 GO for ear, End $lo6ltas for shecd.
OAts E@sis heldsrs arc asin: Sc. Rye w.a hall at
II as tie close. Barley Tutes nrmer At $i.451t.s1
GRoc1a1Ks-Thsfo Ia no change In prices, and tho
market Is rather quiet.
P1ov1ssoNs-Thesei Is generally improved demand
for al articles coming nndcr thls head, prime
pork BRINGING $3.50. Desirable city brands held
at t25@eG.to There IL good demand for shoul Ier4
1:c. There Is no demand fer aidcs Sales OF paln
hams At 17111Ac snEaseu.ed soc. the market cl.s:nz
with An unwa7d tendency. LaEd-Sales Of primo city
At 1:xe and t9A21s.io for country, holders aA:1ng
Nc. There IL not muck doing In bacon.
, 1864-04-27

Especial UlEpaEcn 70 INC C11c2EO Tf1hune.I
NiLWAuKRE, April xc, 1864.
FLoUh-Close5 dull.
THR4T-Eere!pts $4,000 bu. Market opened 1t
fmith's Elevator thIs nozniag at 123.s01 sox. On
'Chnr1e the market opened ns1n At $i2o. SA1ts so)
bu 1T there xurcs but got panicEy receipt gold
advc.s and declined to $t.:d. Sales about $4,000 su
ranging sm 3!.6 10 Sl25 for Winter receipts. This
evening 1t the Sc"hall Heuse tic market Was Yesy
dull At c decline. Sales w. 7Csl bu No. sprtnx and
Winter ret elpts at 3i.e'}5tal,25x.
HnthinE doing In caa1se Ersfra.,
, 1864-04-27
Movements Of Gov. Morton Of
1nIfaun.

NEW YonK, April x. Gov. o. P. Morton, Of
1lis evening for Indianapolis. Il IL rumored that
he IL arranging bis business 10 take the field at the
.htad Of the Indiana Legion, recently rendered to
3le Government for special service, His I'M
Il cues popularity in Indiana will iuduce almost
universal enlistment In that St1te.
, 1864-04-27
FROM PRINCETON.
Xfou. 4. C. 1ngcrsou Nominated to
Succecd LoveIoy.

- Especial Dispateh to tbs Chicago Tt1tnne.1
:. PRINCETON, Bureau Co. H., April e6, 1874
The Congressional Convention met here today,
agreeable to the cal Of the Committee, and uomi-
mated Ehou c. ngersoll, Of Peoria, ~ the Union
candidate.
There rss vssun delegation from each county In
tn. 6istrsc, A., tte 1r,N~~1ins@ wore hsrp.ousou.
II c-.-, s...,- .a<. Nr. 1agessoll made = short
hr, s,-..h,. Zach to the Convention, which waz
:, .=rat applause. Appropriate zesolu.
tiuts TGrc paasted, when the Convention adjourn.
, 1864-04-27

TATTLEI CATTLE! CATTLE!!
~ sealsd P1opoAAls in duplicate Will ba opeued
q I rss9 ~ y e., s'.earg r. ss z H. F2S GE5E I
state the quantttJ they wish suop the weight
Whlth they b. doltvele1.
Proposals must he accompanied By proper guar
anfee for the faithful perfor.nsnc of the contract
Tho f yt5nent reserves the right to reject al bids
deem ed Objectionable.
II. Cattle ~i!l be subject to rigid Inspection BE-
fore Ee1cg received.
?ayme.t to be madc In snch. funds as arc on hand
At the time sne-fourth Of the anouos dua the de-
livery be retained until the dEAt cnRp ctIon ot tic
cnntrtCt- 4. L. CARLETON,
ApGif flT.!tt Captain and c. s. ". s..
, 1864-04-27

uAxn1sBrno, Pa, April = 1ss+--ln the Senate
Tonight a new sccdon wns ndded to the sppsop.ia-
t,nn t!ll, providing sinking fund aad tax q ten
provide for The erection OF additional wings to the
Capitol 1t HARRISBURG, which Hills the movement
soE the removal to PHILADELPHIA
, 1864-04-27

Tic Rebel Pcrip1=1e,fc Capital.
Va) Eapre<s Of April I'D says: Inttsuctsons -.
been given to The First Auditor to remoTe is h,,'
rrau iAbm Richmond 10 Montgomery, Hiahsmns Nv
next week. -
, 1864-04-27

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:o the world eo'v. To he thinker, to tsc
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Int lam ntnr days. tdeas Intangible to tho natural
1nnd, and htre made dlsttnct and comprehensive.
and meditate upon 1t is veil authenticated. and it
outc common for persrns to remark afscr reading
ccn,snh "a, page: bound Retail price 81. Sent
past fre rtc-ip: Of the cncy. Aliaer. diacount
70 ts:cts who huy 10 sell again. t.rf,iahelby
ar2.dst1.1tt&w STEPHEN DUTL. nyton, O.
, 1864-04-27

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THE HANDBOOK OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
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URRBCTI0E. Ey EeV. VIM. Hanna LID. 8I25.
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TIE PROPHET OF FIRE. BY Rev. ]. R. Aacd11
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37i cents.
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The lnrgest assortment OF Religious and Theoloct-
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS in great variety cn,,,
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WIN. G. H0L1IES,
spc7 dss4lt 17o Clark street, Chicngo.
"? HEN WILL MY DARLING
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Rp27dEEit ROOT Il CApY.s
, 1864-04-27

GOME PEOPLE WILL BUY AN
y Article Of foreign manufacture a. u high price
1:ther than one 9f rome ptcdo;t!on equally ss Eood
English IpE, rather than Smiths American Ink. Both
cGu g. bad Gt JONES T. SalALL'S. IT. Lake streat
The trade supplied with Smiths lnhs 1T manufac
tuferte urfces. Ap17.J341.lt
, 1864-04-27

HYDE PARK HOUSE.-This
clcennt summer resert, ha7ing been relr.sed
by Captain Van al IN for term Of y.ars ant A1dar.
EoIe thorsuEh Fct'ovatlns. will be opened On tho
lST OF MAY, 1864.
This house IL delightfully."- stuatcd ak miles south Of
Chicago, the Rhore OF Lake Michigan accessible b.
railroad almost hourly; admirably adapted for the
comfort Of gue.tE-anh F.N1LlKs. PAsrrcCLAgLY ;
e.nsiu scenery and delightful w41ks fl :lit1cs or
beating, bathing End fishing unsurpassed. Billiard
hall aid bowling sl1eJ will be open and conducted
ing to lender tne nyl1 PatE Hou<e delightful sn-
ucr resort. Captain Van Allen Il please onnce
s-y. late OF liza Parker House, Bs..on, AMI the bull
ness Ltvtsf ct wul conducted unt1r the lrm Of Van
Af'en & EerrcJ.
E.BC,rrisxes and horses p.oyi led at short notice.
Fari?ts tes;Eru Of sccrftaE TGozsl vii, please
10 Hyde Park Hsuse. VAN ALLEN l. t!E:3EI,
npS7-dal42m-ltc4.eATn net PraprIatQfs
, 1864-04-27

Bpeton Mining S1ecks-Ap pri1 &C.
MIy1Na STocSs-nay Slate -; Franklin 81; Iuaso,
n; l:1e Eoyate -: Nor:bvcstcvo II: PewAkic GJI
heC1xnl IL; French Crecs IL; Aztec 8.
, 1864-04-27
EA- M


Co1ToS-lG2c better ana less doing. Sales 1t g1s
1oF mtd1nE uplautls. and 19ss1c for low nItdIn:
F1cEA-State hbd western less active. anu 8-asccir
60 nEEs. It s797a; e!tta s!.te: Ss15 s. for extra
!oand neoG OHIO; 'e5 for trade 6s1nds-asrke:
Wuss1T-*irmer ). 3l.a@s7.z7 fuz state. md s1.s7a
LIS for western.
GEAiN1Nheat dul e7d scarcely 50 1rnl. At &1.15a
sis.. ~ an..r 1o' orn IL f.f
lYusa y Fl :!1zs1 ~ fur Old mlxtd vcs:"r Ia ator.
oa:1 s.1i sna ss1xee!y 50 sT = q:
eoyados l'e&11he for Porto Rico. Iolesscs dull.
u!1 uIHTKotsEA-Qniet = z @ aad tsm Crude =. 1as.o: ::
NooI-Flrner and n fn!r demand
PFoT1RioSs-Ierk quiet aug favors buyers At s.i.:5
GAco for Meis IS Is for old do: 827a8 for do :
s2.H924!to far 1ld ani Aew PRIME; s:a aso%27ea for
~ option At s?ess. iauet but very tn * 8 IL
@t2i9f*9 neas; :scn @ nor prime: sleo;o1sl0 for
!tpncEet Eefs; $l9tGfss0I0 ftr extra mes.. Ben1
':M1 etEer: Cut mea:s scarcely 20 tr1n At Ii Il
esl14c TOR ksouldefe: 113E!!c fer h4mt. H.coa
s!arF dull and nc1s!n.lly unchanged Lard epened
with m~ru frnlnesa aud closed quiet at l:,tG5lixc-
ectnc a. 1tA@3kc. Dutttr little 1Eul at s.$e,4c
:Or Ohio: 4,Fk23-t st&sE.
, 1864-04-27

nR. !. B. WALKER,
~ OCULIST AND AURI3T,
succsest1!ly ,rcas I'll c9faole di.sases Of The EXE
Ms Important specaIltv: i1flcc, III south Clark
street. Chicago. ARTIFICIAL Eyes. Ear Drums, Sua1
Con!retots and other uaeful inventions for the Deaf
md TttnE n
, 1864-04-27

Il. +. Moncy md Stock Narkct-Aprl1 10.
Aoklr-In Eopl der and &nl abundant supply.
Sterling exchange hrmer mud not TeTJ active s1Gi
se3 for currency. Gold-fc1eri.h irregular and M
.trttled, opening 1t ~ and closing heavy at -lS0t@
GovEInEEx1 sEoGEs-nu!I and price. wlthou:
40 cAupcne lll1CS11!H.
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SCHOOL OFFICERS AMI
- teachers can buy
School Furniture.


of best quality and At LOWEST rH1oss, ntHEHRY n.
SHERWOOD. ia HenFoorn atrtst. 3rlil for 1l;as-
1rated catalogue. a115dS0L1t-M Waf.uet
, 1864-04-27

The Honec this evening gave away an enormous
quantity Of land. Michigan received MD for build
lug over zoo miles Of wagon road. Wisconsin 100
mics more, and Minnesota for 1b0 miles of NIL
road Important grants were given Iowa. One
Dill contains grant for road from McGregor 10
, 1864-04-27
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


co.. A G. Hodges, frankfort Ey.:
s1R- On yesterday evening your note OF list was
handed to me.
The object OF MT mission to Washington, was to
have the quotas OF militia called into service from
Kentucky assigned upon the basis OF enrolment,
and not Of population: and to obtain relief TO the
fensre Interference Of officers soldiers md recruit
ing brokers with the slaves in Kentucky; and to
bnIe the enlistment and dra1t of slaves confined
rollmcnt end drnft, &c.
Upon presenting the facts, upon which these de-
mands r were made the rrcsicnt and Secretary Of
jnet and reasonable and that esezJthine they coad
DO to Further my wishes, in these regards, should
That most eas1mab1e and efficient officer Col. T..
n. Fry, Provost Marshal General, United Sf7tes.
received Instructions fruu the Secretary of War,
and haseince furnished the estimate made upon
The basis settled beng orer nine Thousand less
reslly Tie correct bssie Of present popaiation A'
l9 earry out the other purpose. Brig Gen s. G.
FcrorieFe, commanding department Of Kentucky,
Dratt, with powers to correct the offensive course
complained Of and TO that the cul tetmeuts and
% drsfa w:re Re e.nnEed xi,hln the l4w. and to du!
authorized officers. Hc has Issued kis General o.
fe17ed.
viii add, that, It my request, the Secretary Of
to complete the preparations for our dcteusas; and
a!soag!ted aincludc the counties below Tennessee
River, in the Military District Of Kentucky.
reasons, which hive arisen since ile;t Wae6nstoa.
j. necessarily suspended for the present; but viii
ne carried out 10 soon as the causes for temporary
1t u eonrce Of qualification to me 10 add, that
tho President and Secretary OF War manifested ths
most cordial readiness to bestow upon the people
lave, could reasonably be demanded; and e1prcss-
Cd ne most eaEns:t sympa'hJ, for them. and de:
eire to avert 90 far e my be- the recurrence Of