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, 1864-07-21
Letter from an Alabama Regiment.
CANT OF THE 1sr ALABAMA CAT. Vols.
... Roxs, Ga, July II, 1864.

Roxs, Ga, July II, 1861. {
Editors Chicago Tribune:
You may think it Btrange to receive let
ter dated from the camp Of an Alabama reg
in the North, that there is u regiment Of cav
airy composed Of Union men from that state:
Tint 6as been doing good Service in behalf OF
the Union Tor nearly two years, and Will con-
Time doing 50 as long as the war lasts.
Many Of the men have been In good cir
cumetances, but with scarcely an exception
they have lost everything for their Union
their homes and often hunted down with
dogs; their Families, where they could not
get them through to our lines, have been
peIsecuted IN various ways that none but
traitors could devise.
Two companies Of thc regiment, that were
longed to the LIST Middle Tennessee Cavalry
we're with Col. Streight on his celebrated
raid, aud were captured by Forrest near this
plncc.' The boys eay that the people Of Rome
treated them much 9orse than the soldiers
did they wanted to hang them ut once, and
but Tor the guard perhaps theJ would some
Of the women carried their feeling of hate 80
fnr Us to spit upon them. The boys have
failed to recognize any OF those persons since
ne have been here. I expect they wisely
took their departure long before our arrival
The 1htnntrY have g etor;, that one OF these
WoEen was found out, before we came, and
through come carelessness, her housc was
destroyed and she moved away.
Rome WAS, before the var, q beautiful and
flourishipg town of four thousand lnhaoi-
tants. 1t is situated in the forks OF the
Oostanaula aud Etowah rivers. 1t is on
high ground, which makes 1t easily defended.
There Ia a very rich agricultural district snr-
rounding it
The business portion Of the town has been
r}HArp6 mt nn6 made fnf1 A rHnef,al l1HU1t1t
for the Army Of the Tennessee. There are
present some fifteen hundred sick and
wounded here. and more coming. Surgeon
French, us n, Is IN charge
The weather is excessively hot which In
creaees the suffering OF those In the hospital.
, 1864-07-21
Wilmington, n. G. (June g., Correspondence Of
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81
It Ia djt1lcult for an Enulishman-who de-
sires to pitrce the Amcrican blockade to de-
eide which OF the avail; ;b]e routes offers the
crentest facilities md ,ttrnctinns, nv avn
ssxnrrience during fhe present wear won1d
saarn n, nrove th33 os raTords time thara ia
1i,t1e chnice between jand and water iTnnU
the iii, of Inst JannurV. started fTorn Rfch.
nnnd ~ and mst;nr nv wov across - tSa Pntn-
noo anti n.ss;nr En;3lu I1as1S iE,r1;,,oto,, s
s.S ". s,a,. 49,, p.,tss,, ~ ";,o.s
tI'a RI, ~ Eshtno-rNtfat ia - so.t ot upon
the twent;eth day ot.ar - nv ds',ortnra upvn
frn, sscass;o T1on Ia 15tt ~ Mor
III nnsonstnv orgN pa ,ass;,,,s % thran, Ia1, TX,
; aelt @ Qntens.oMn ano, passing ., tnroasn ha
carried me fr..,n Rarmn5a s.fa,v 1noore5 ~. T..
tsana Eaar nv nirar G 3nnon Which Wi1,u,n~toT m
Stape,., IapS Gu hasei stpqFu "nsu sts Tunn
p ~ - a - aus tantintb t. dag ofaar
ne - ;rop, n1 rn@,.nG Rnt 1nanss.
t,9naSIv ah az reaards tndnra"ce of fatiraeand
!aGahIJ !or conFe5!hg tusgssG, W 1 ee toats 4, t
~ lnn1!ls1 preielaoie " ls lauu, nnV th.i, - ~
.Snueu VIII ieeo Peisounaai ea.u5,. nno5St +uu
tnelc ~ Httiaes 9na.t '4se, q ~ .atS ~
t9e ilonent " 5aes1nE tIaoas t:1 tae :as1oS -
ploekhalng sluaqloa; which n u m5enslt5 VI
" oPuu LIE esGntnE " "sunGsuay, ~ tas n ~ ~
10 nnaf5st 40 al 1a,a. h.o,,ttf1 ~ ~ hToce
sde Sets;,, uu uoonIs a,srtad a;ni.aneousIv
9so,,, p: rn,,,aa g,,o., ~ r. arst tr;n inwsr3
xIm ub;oh e;thar hon "va lo 1noda Rntb bn1one
r. ,ha sams cnrn4onv 4I S' h1t ths-a ~ m emnia,
tion 1n6 hat sane H. W. Hasseia T. Wch is
nnt setistantoriv IVY o11oasa 1a1 rs fbeir e~ner,
ences hithc1to XII VII VIII 81 wits tie sointion
~ tnr,ha- ~ w ~ mGn sha ",e NO. 1uo 1nva,r
~ - tutepEF pt; ttM, lAe Wtalnes Ene toye1J{
a1G sea nhe las ana ,asoadole as nsSono
~ s,.oi " m5ht t, utue ,Iad I4 n4ars
cfo; With; fIs as ase .nese M n,ane ;,,staag
cntchin Ky sf5a'c iha ~ tag na ncaan and which
n summer seas have no no more no @ 70 ieaF Iii rom
~ Elat, ta Ke a. sn tbe Tr;s niat
expreEs % fIom s tia Inn 1nmhprinr I 81 ffeiebt train
ThIc1, learea Hnston snnore i,ye minutes in
its rear teai Rsraiu h"5s aqu tmn mn1e attractire
prizes s1inned tlronrb rsu ,"H The mes meshcs Of The
h1ocEoaa It"a ia ~ Eassaie @ ~ uvbic1
piochaae Inan 14e Two sesSels y that MntGn .ha1
wonla ~ - Is W. IVs ~ +bar % convs1
sion into Fada-a1 cru,scrs or that two nf the
1anst ra,,,a,1 ~ .,,t hara xat raeebed
W;i,n;nata ;apie s1sues Mn t,is ;asfent ths diS.
nnsai - ~ 1"a ..a ~ tnio 9orsrnmanf nv h1,t
Ihst ~, ~ honsa ens Gteoeaas @ a.s Gonfa5arote
ams1;9non;a :, ooch haa xesse1 eaotnra Won1d have
been sweet m orae1 mn5e 3o many craying palate
, 1864-07-21
STATE NEWS.
sANGAMOS COUNTY,

Amzi AicWilliams, - Que time a well |
known resident Of Springfield, committed |
- they haya eot new sensation at Snrinn.
heIt. in the shape Of wild man who bas
been seen near the city, and whose singular
demeanor would indicate that he Is wild |
denfzen OF the Woods.
AN a1laJ tooh Piace aear sp4nsnetas ~
pic mic, at ~nlcn - man named James Frlsley
was seEe1el5 H;,,.y Guh Sy sgtuaer. 1
Col. Jo1n .n;a: Nlaiams: reasuter OF tae etate
Sanitary commission, at Springfield, has re-
ce1Tea -, e9untuaxa Whatt1.l oy inS unloa people
Fou1'n" pr,r rov con.rx
o,,-,s.. -
On satuIaa5 iass, Ut. aa.,s1 asA1aoeI M MaNTen'
whose nnsoanu t1G "ae AuSo y. henesow Moun-
nm mes f.o WIZ ,t atnn, " ne
W. ,;n.ha ,ras hrnts1 In two 11oces snd her
nect bnniv bruised. -'o >@''> = ''~~
On Sunday the thermometer stood at 1O4
deg. in the shade at Canton.
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
The Lanark Banner says the extension Of
The NoT1heTn Ii1fnoia Railroad will be omen
from Sa7apno to BlufIyiilc, Sept Is.
The Eleventh annual Fair Of Stephenson
county will be held at Freeport, Oct. 4th,
5th, 9Th md 7th.
The chinch bugs have made their appear
ance in the gardens at freepoft.
A tornado swept over portion OF the town
OF Lancaster, carrying 1ence5 ano t1ees Ut
iorg M IL. o.,aonca a, 7 Ra,rora Eso o+ Free-
lne s 1es'a a,,+aSaJ hv - hnrniors m sGndav isst
pa poaat, ,hhai %as ~ ~ - IN e''
ano foooeo y. s -
10 DAV1Ess COUNTY.
One Of the most pleasant and successful
anniversaries ever held IN Warren took place
on the Fourth. Three thousand people we're
present at the Fnlr Grounds, and listened to
an eloquent Grafton from r. A: Small, Esq,
of Galena, Tolsts and fireworks closed the
day.
SHELBY COUNTY.
The Doctors of Shelby county arc on
strike tor higher wages, They viii probably
ret their lees as people must have pills and
hoInecs.
There is d very tiatterIDE prospect for q
good corn crop In this county.
The Methodists Of Shelbyvil1e are to have
new church.
, 1864-07-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WKD1EspAY Rv1g1Na, July %. ls6i.
LUMBER-RecetTedJ yesterday rs 0. 900 feat. Mar
ket moderately active and In lxrae supply. Prices
arc not 20 1 owing to tho laz3eaess Of tie supply,
tut with 10 quot2h1e chkngs-
sHINGIEs-Receiyed yesterda3 6o,ooo. In FOOD
demand, With q small and inadequate supply. Aat-
ket very nrm ith an upwari tendency.
LA7H-Rece1ytd yesterday e5 90 pcs. In good re-
qutst. and arm at prcytous quotations.
CARGo 8ALxs TODAY.
Cargo Helen Kentftom M1skrgon. sold By Nes1ade,
ssoe feet ratted lumber. strips, at sls5a: cargo
feet lumber, u strtps. 1t &:soe; cargo sehr Driver
from Muike9ou. aolt By Roberts Co iSe. .foa feet
lumbes. sss.ps. balance largely stock aeards. 1t
, 1864-07-21

The cortfEued Csoseness OF money Keeps the pro-
dpre markets inactive.
To-day there wss good attendance Oh Changes
and the general markets were quiet and rather 1eg
ulaE in consequence Of the fluctuations in geld.
Fleur was dun aud almost entirely neglected, With
gales Of about 500 barrels, mostly at 3lu for good
spllpg extras.
Wheat was unsettled and very irregular, but tbs
whole shade lower than yestsrGaY-pricea changing
almost every minute. About 0co bushels were sold
st s7s for No. Red Winter; a. Il for No Red
Winter: &2.e2@2.25 fer No. Spring; S21s3ol8 far
Eo.2 Spring, and s195 tor Rejected spsnz-ths m.r-
ket closing weak ana 1omlual at $!.1G92.1gx for
No.
Corn was 1@7c lower and dun, with sales Of Only
abeut 90 bushels, at SO for MOL Corn Sls2E
1Sl for No. Corn: and f..2 for Rejected Cotn-the
market closing quiet at sl.s2H@1.ss for So-2 Corn
> Canal or River Corn sdoa. Was nnRa1eable-thsra
being no demand BY fhlprers.
Oats were in limited request and quiet. With sass
ofaoout As 900 bushels, 1T 5sHGfnc for So.1 Oats; Is
@7ss for MOI Oats ant &c for ReJe ted 0ats-the
market c1oslng quiet ut s3Hc ioE No.1. Rye md Bar
ley were neglected.
Ilighwl1es vere active. and We note an advance in
prices SC per Rallonwith sales Of about :o btls
at 81 65a1.7o-closing aEm at outside quotations.
Provisions were quiet but firm, and we note salc
Of So br1s Buriogton meHs pork At $1,000. Lard
BeAdy with aa1eB ofE0 trrt primo city steam at 1sc.
Ffetgh;s were dull. Only cne propeller was engag-
ed ut exc fer wheat. and Sc fo7 oats to Buffalo.
In GEoce1isE the market hiss been moderately &C
tive. Coffee IL still very rm, although sell1x In this
market considerably lcsB than IL Ia now quotsd in
New To1k. On Iao We advance quotations 1c per y.
Sugar is In very small and inadequate supply. Prices
stf1l nrmer. with m adyancs NC on hard, and 20
1c GU Coffee Sugar, previous Quotatlcns. Ten Is
quiet but very nrm. On Ooloags We note farther
advance Of Ice pcr D.
Chee.a Is IN IT all supply; market very actIve aui
firm, With IN advances Of &c PEI on Hamburg, aud
1c per D on Western Reserve.
Lake Fish are in small receipt with an active de-
, 1864-07-21
EASTERN AFD WESTERN Sue
6lEkAEkE

Gtn. Sherman has moved to the south 6loe
Of the Chattatoochee river. and occupied tne
rebel works there, and which are pronounced
the most perfectbe has encountered since mis-
advance from Chattanooga he gained tnem
by The process be has 80 successfully em-
Moved from the beeinning-a flank move
m, nj. Whether we shall hear from him
aoon in Atlanta, or whether the rebels will
ind means to delay him for while, is un-
certaiu; but We are INSURED that there are
no more formidable positions till he reaches
the riae-pits surrounding the town, the
ground.beipg q level plain for the entire dis
tance, which is Only Bi1 or seven miles; and
we expect to hear any day that Atlanta has
fallen.
A New York paper contrasts the advance
of Sherman with that Of Grant In Virgins.
and fnfers that the rebels fight much more
stubbornly in Virginia, or are handled Tar
more skillfnlly than In Georgia, and that
Sherman has had rather easy task In the
work he has been doing. We suspect that \
great injustice has thus been done to the
Western army. If anybody supposes the
rebels in Georgia have not done an immense
amount Of skillfn1 engineering, and have not
fought Eith desperation equal at least to
that in Virginia, be is,we apprehend, mis-
taken. It is neither for the want Of fortify-
ing nor Of fighting on the part Of his foes
that Sherman has pushed his advance 30 far.
But the fact is, tlat Grant has had larger
army to confront than Sberman-a force
more equal to bis oWn-and By It's skillful
handling he has betn more nearly held In
check. The rebels entered upon the cam.
paign with the understanding that fierce
onset was to be made upon their capital In
Virginia, and their conclusion vas, that
whatever else was neglected, Richmond
must be defended. On this policy they have
acted. They have the weight Of their army
in Virginia. They cannot afford two such
armies as are necessary to confront
Grant and Sherman both; aud they
prefer to hold Grant in prefer
euce to Sherman That is probably
all the explanation which the case demands.
1t is not that the Western rebels have not
fortified and fought as well, not that their
positions have not been as well chosen as
those in Virginia; nor necessarily that
Johnston is not as good General as Lee;
but one sufficient army IL al that rebeldom
can now furniEh II It Is thought that our
Western troops have had an easy tina Of it,
those who think so had better swap places
with them. The public attention and inter-
est hare been 60 fully absorbed with the
campaign In yireinia, that the inference may
be easy, that the work at the West has been
light aud unimportant, But We not only
wrorg our troops In thinking SO, but the
cause also. The campaign Of Sherman is q
| mighty euccees. whatever becomes Of that
, 1864-07-21

Copies will, in all cases, be sent for the
weeks inclusive named In the card Union
men OF the West, will sou not at once order
. package for distribution in your respective
ntighborhoods. Address, with cash In nd
vance, .
TRIBUNE CoAPANY,
Ghfrapn III
, 1864-07-21

T0IdI.ss. -.
In connection with this number, there Is
several very slight wounds Of which no note
WIS taken.
Another expedition started out, destina-
ton unknown, the next morning utter our
arrival, under commaad or Maj. Gen. slo-
cum. As get they have not been heard from.
URCHIS.
, 1864-07-21

severe; Carl Tebbe, : ght arm, revere; Henry I'm
buck, right breast and arm. seIerc; sesgea9t n \;
sss W5tHsoa III Fhf hsna e. ss ssst sstaan
thigb, very eight; 4. Marske, back, very slt:ht;
A. Reimenschneider, LETT shoulder, very blight.
Missing Corp. Jacob Thomas; August Seeser'
CO. K,-Kiyled: Louis Dilscback, James E: Nc
culIopcb, Elijah Bratton, Theodore Stamp, Jackson
siYey, Samuel T.: Row1ey. Elisha Hawkins
vere: Corn. Thos. G. Higg,ns, right thigh aud
head eeJe1e: Napoleon Renyil1e left elbow, ;, S.
we're; John KIplan.e1, left hip, very severe; Eii
Hsttor right shoulder and left arm, severe. Miss-
fne: Isaac Il Ailsire. 1onnded.
NECApITCL ALTON.
, 1864-07-21

Of many returns. AT least 1t mcy safely be
aua ured that it will take no ordinary amount
of speed and courage to circunvent 80 fear
less ind experienced sailor as Capt. alA1fit,
mo tna5 n os nat aoT s sR anu h
exhibited in his old.
, 1864-07-21

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WED*1snAY Ey1xYxo, July ~, 1874,
BEEF cATTLR-The receipts It all tbs yArds DUR
fcg the day amount to less SC load OF Bse Cattle
aud eonasted almost entirely Of common and uasA.-
uu, Ryacee The catered na1es anouu: t. GIG bead 1t
&s a71s, chiefly 1t S442s2se 60 TO ns. Army Cat
lie s.e In very active cemand for which tho present
supsIyis altofe:nss !nadequAte. Ihsse hAs been
barter demand lar medium to prime Beef Cstse than
fr toEe days pas and prices rulc nsmer. but the
lin tied ex.ent OF transactions these Is uuatahls
change to rote.
, 1864-07-21
M A r I N E IL ST.
PORT or CHICAGO.
RI FApHn

-@-
cTEARYn -.- fu1v ~
e,... .,,,s+ ,s,,~sn 49, r,r..s .,.,,..s. ~3~
StW1 Lu0tt a3u5 Enu, 80 hVEtss e4nu1!Eas
Stmr Ilsass. W1!sirsl 0ot1nas9n' !. s1aas:ss.
sun~rtes
Prop Huntex Dcksons bunao, 2a5po bu oats 1S0 brs
Prep Wade, Goldsmith, sa.nla. 10 hu cats 1ooo
hris aanr.,
BATE = Nlchol9. aasf1son. BAY CItJs
Bark Feshtigo. Mcdonald Peshtiso.
BARI G L, Inompeon. Oconte,
Brig tannF Gatuaer. Morgan, Gfeeu b9y.
Sctr GerKt smith, AoEEhy. kn sfon. l4soo bu Wheat
schr Selk1rs, Hewitt Elm: ston. l6. 1tu hu wheat
Schr sGn and ts1t. paws ktngston. II o9 n1 Wneas
EcnF royal A4utEts LOU! o!A5AAuEWOou 1n'4l oH QHta.
Schr Star Of Hope, McGraW, Buffalo, II !9e5 bu
wheat.
str,r c,u~t Morcan- rwn Rtve,. snndrtea
Isop Dean Ricnme nj, Rumase. BnE4io. sandsies.
pr1n I Dnrher Honkins 81 j, arph snndriea
Frsp Gov GnshInsn. Caldwell. .Tais. saudyles.
, 1864-07-21
An Appeal for the Hospitals.
HEADQUARTERS 47Tu Iowa 1NTASTKr,

--.--" HEIE6A1 A1K-, Juy H. 16bi. ]
Editors Chicaco Tribune: ~,
wish, through your columns, to call the
attention Of sanitary agents and friends Of
soldiers to want but poorly supplied ia the
army Of the Southwest 1ti we'll known
fact that one Of the greatest pests to the SOL
dier, especially the sick, is the musqulto and
~. and to-day there ar1 thousands OF sick
soldiers In the Mississippi Valley without
any protection from the attacks Of these in
sects- would therefore suggest thst mus
quito bars be sent to the various hospitals
along the river for the protection Of these
men. do this firmly believing that no bet
t:r use could be made Of part Of the sanitary
fund tLxu TO purchase the article named,
JAMES r SANFORD,
Colonel 47th Iowa.
, 1864-07-21

NlOl SAEa9. ueAFy. @to
EElEEsE-Wltn mora limited supply nsd uan-
suay tRht etoskB IN tue ma.ket re note m ahyl1cc
Of Ac 2 b on Hamburg, and 1c on Western Edsreva
ind Western Cheese. Market very fr1n =. present
r.tes. We quote:
Hamburg. 1a1 a19Ec
feeiaIa Efase1 II K3lo1
COFFEE-Tho market is very quiet. In Naw
York there Is scarcely yshny being done, and the
foreign mazket y equally losc.tvs But with small
!inae very Arm. Coea c1nnot at this present time
PC zeIeazId from b no ut tho quotations given oe.
low, hut with the dcralne5s OF the demand, far,
The business has, btcn done With stocks released
preylcus TO the imposition OF the additional tag:
hsnes the difference in prices referred to. We
L1pet e
JAYSt u, in MatR... ka6S
st!o, l7lf 10 kGOo Gk1
Hainl II ;nony Mar;st sctiya aSd d.m
st :0c dnz, Sales tc4laY: bts Eggs at 1861 psgs
do at i6c 2 Goz-
FIaR-LAKE Fisu-In moderate supply, snd firm
:. Tseseat quotations MAcKEEEI-ln good demand
ana uuckanged, C0DFIsu In light supply. Harkes
mooela:ely ssiivc ana nrm at previous rates, HERs
RlSos-slsd re Il f;is 1sausst, an -; :: ;:esyls
Lase NFFIilga, fec.pis very g1all, and market mod
, 1864-07-21

to strip themselves, and with their cartridge
boxes tied about their necks, to ford the
river in front Of the rebels and attack item.
This they did directly Ia the face Of CALLING
fire, and while they thus attracted the rebels
attention, the Colonel, ut the heat Of seven
men, crossed In canoe above, came IN the
rear Of the picket, and succeeded IN taxing
three Of them. The remaining nine LED INTO
the thickete, and made good their escape.
, 1864-07-21

Whole number Of banks to date. 4ae. With
total capital Of
guyy, meeting Of The Estionsl Bank officers Of New
Yotk was neld on the 1zth Inst, at which Mr. oeyis
Of the Slnth National Bank pres1ded. At thst meet
leg ito following report and resolutions we're sub
nitted: .........-...-
ycefs Ia Ire following ifcus $s3 40 eSo United
e ssssps e IT, a:s q tsis s. assa
Treasuly mites. interest L. cca{ssnsyl; go
NSRsut iR as'e''s Ana
s9Sss5 sss1 esss :: = ~ ts ss
Is much - tho market Will btnr. resot 70 The soo
S = .@sn tss ss2 sf:
rcs "a sse. q ione bonss, tho oi tha
eans ~. SO. ee On he &c ~ te
ny a. Stef IL s iii !: a4lsioas = ~ Fri
sold 9ser It honda ouls 70 re extent ne ne3pS Y
81 sis 10 the fste of ntes At 70 BE- aasd
.sis ispa
fair p.era.1n a5c ther lot Ct equally good nosds
az s1 sgt'sS 8, qnas sass
Pd t. e. e;
S,5ss + ~ e. sssSt
ssK will aid him
fsselved That oaF esgSn a. great ,ssouEes s E
ns ~
Of ID. GoveFpment IN The haads Of bona dc aolders
9 nsP N aese e @
Sosea and carried that the txo resolutions sbeye
Mr Orre, the chairman Of tBa meeting. be permitted
uf, i, il nis opinion, It ID exredieuf TO do 50.
FoRx1QH IxrcRTs AT NEW YoRk.-Ths Imports in
to New Ycrs still large for the season. both In d..
, 1864-07-21

HOGs-Received At the various yards about so
Hogs. Entered sales, head- At S&soA9 10, chieny
at $sM@a.l5 1S0 n. With dnal1 supply. thsrs has
been II creased activity and nrr1ness tae MARKET
Prime Hogs have advanced fully 10c On yesterdays
quotations. and for other descriptions ste market Is
frmer, but vi b no quotsbl. change.
, 1864-07-21
CHICAGO DRY GOODS nARKEr.


WEDSEsDAy EVENING, July %, 1854.
Our quotations have been changed somewhat to-
day Standard Brown sheetlngs have besn advanced
y cent: Coata' Spool Cotton. l0c; WIllimanttc SC
&c. While few articles have been marked down
Franklin prints Nc; UtcssTtl1e dark stripes &c; light
do &c; Shetncket &c; Brown Warren Denin1 &c
Amoskeag Drills 211c, &c. Tha market for cotto1
goods remains n1m in New York, with little scanning
Ing inclination on the part Of hodsrs to yield to de-
ellie. CouIty dealers pretty tes buyers pres.
en.quotatioIe, and cur merchants are doing bust
considerably In excess Of auy previous year at
, 1864-07-21

,.7to; cargo bark E. c. L. from oeonto sola ~ noas
L calktus 1T. ITO feet lumber. au1ps ~ *"~ ~.
vel, x st.ps balance coarse mtIed-stripa ~ sl9'~'
talance at us 20.
, 1864-07-21
THE BLOCKADE,

Vast Quantities OF lsn:.llAll Goods Ta-
kex, into ard Stored ut Wilmington.
N. U.-EkuuIr. Of t.le fkcnel raiders.
and EnAe with which They Enter
Port-Mun of the Lillian and n1nfne
-LBnding Homo Of distinguished
ss maIIGnnutB.ss
, 1864-07-21

Flour and EFnfn In store.
The fooe II E sab.s shows the amount Of Fl31r and
Grain in store On Saturday last, compared with the
amount IN store on the corresponding day Of Last
, 1864-07-21

4ne Hs.ket here s.6e, ,llne1 to 7ssa355.
snd closed weak 26o. Silver IS 32lo. Government
sos are hrNer at10t
sn1PHE>7s or srKc1x.-The shipments o. specie
irtm Sew TorE for the week ending July Is, C.o up
}se7 g. and the total since The trss sy January u
o.:5s5ss
NAT1oSAL BAsKs.-Ite f:noving Nation.l Dauzs
hare been establsshed d slnee July 5,1s8s;
, 1864-07-21


t.Buyn, 1olunder, der0state tthererer q partisan
Of Liaoo.n dar< raixe has head. That I. our ad-
rtee."-Rsehmoaa D.<patch, July Is, 1861.
And that Is in the true spirit Of the slave
holding traitors from the beginning of their
treason They we're one and all Democrats,
elected or appointed by the machinery Of
the Democratic party. Under Buchanan they
p1undered the Treasury at Washington Of
millions Of dollars, Floyd. the great thief Of
the Democracy, being the traitor with the
oaths OF office upon him. They plundered
the United States mint at New Orleans.
They plundered the arms of the Government
entrusted to their Democratic hands,
Throughout the progress Of the war to con-
quer rebellion they have burned, and plum
dered, and massacrcd like the i5carnate fends
Of slavery that they are. The Quantrells are
sion Of their assaesinations, the late thlevlng
raid Of the Highland rovers their natural 70
cation.
Well may the Richmond Di*p1teh exclaim:
"BCES, PLUMBER, DEyAsTATE, WHEREVER
4 PARTISAN or LINCOLN DARE RAISE HIS
HEAD"
And yet there 1rc peace sneaks at the
North who dare to be their advocates and
apnloetsts; soul!ess manakins "with liyers
wLite rs milk who snivel over our South
ern brethren. cant over these bogus chiv-
airy, apologize for secession, mouth over the
Constitution bypocrites pretending to be
for their country, get throwing every petty
obstacle and objection that mean spirited in
gcnuity can suggest In the way Of every
measure Of the Government to enforce the
supremacy OF the Constitution and the ma
jeety OF the laws; crawling abjectly at the
feet Of slavery and licking the dust from Its
feet fer money and party patronage at the
harde Of their slayeholding masters; sneer-
ing At abolition, and SO far pro-slavery Us to
dare 10 d.nounce its Abolitionists.
Az in Bnchanan's time, these men cover
themselves with the stolen mantle of "De-
mocracr," and crawl to their serpent ends
under its old orri1amme, true Copperhe Ids.
This enulciation Of the Richmond Di.patch
should be blazoned On al their banners ut
the Chicago Convention. It should float
over the 1ath street Wigwam in letters OF
green AMI gold 1t should glow on every
spare CT its unending wall:
''BCRS, pLusDER, pEvAsTATE WHEREVER
4 PARTISAN or LScoLS DARE RAISE MS
HEAp."
It is the common sentiment of common
treason, covert or outspoken, according to
locality, instigated by the master power con-
trolling Its minions altke-neEro slavery
and the proper battle cry Of its worshippers.
FRESH FROM DIXIE.
The Coppcrhcads are diiigent In the work
of disseminating political u.isintormat,on
ona 3n aiffns,nr ,cncrn1 ,,,nor,nce mt thav
;.a a,,,;-ze5 T.. 49, t,.n,.s.sTn...'a, 49,, 49,
oiter ooiSeo ~ paIe tuen 4uenve'aai ~. nsea
before then southern orethren. The fol
lowing is the latest importation from Dixie:
landgham) received The larrest vote ever elyen BY
the democrats Of TINT State Tor the Office Of Coz
efnor apd 5hat ne YES coDsutuuona!ly elected,
a1o c an, b c. oss m n., o.
Lie9in IL cIs q tnat once' no honest man III onio
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