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.Eoom. Is kcutuckian by birth, n large
siock fatser and farmer md the bftterest
hano OF copperhead. On one occasion, he
eonee4ea largc quantity Of powder and
soen sae T Iinee ID the house Of a friend at Mat
sJrastca us Us precious friend was subsequently
h,tsts hH,to tor larceny, and q search warrant c1-
nM1p'teo y ne ammunition to the vulgar gaze.
uoom was sent for, mud claimed bis pro-
kessy, winch be made or with. During the
tan naasas M troubles, "Doom" wrote letter to
hnidera s1G Snaf1tston g. G. Courier urging slave
euefs tIcsn ,,ss.. 70 enlgratc' to Illinois With
state, stating that the soil and climate were
sooo, ana offered every inducemcnt to "mis
eeeenauon," He also figured considerably
ootuc sn 5eafs ago, In the mysterious disap-
Pes13nce pea Of one scabring, cattle droTer who
M maa knows to have had considerable money
: ~ ~ n1s person. On the LIST Of August Inst
1,My CoppeTheads. all armed, under the lead
.n. nnu threatened to take the town, The Union
Men hastiiy armed themselves, hut the reb-
~ 1nonght discretion the better part Of val
.. and evacuated. II they had made the least
aatnTempt, the doom of many, including
LOON himself, would have been sealed.
q 81 ,Gopperheads, under the command Of ons
e.. Ma)o." % Thompson. They meet frequently
LOT LOT, GRILL THIS Thompson owns large grist
+bs bsnnetlcy ny yor1s, Is another moving spirit OF
tne Copperheads In this section. He Is
plack sheep, from q white fock--his father
oeing good Onion man, and four Of Ills
brothers arc in the, army. Voris and Thom-
son have command Of tho Mou1tFic county
gang, and the O. Hair's are the leaders Of the
IopperAeads In Edgar, Coles, Cumberland
and Clark counties, and a number OF desper-
au9cs from Jasper county.
1he John Frazer, mentioned In my dis
patches, is brother Of James Frazer, both
large farmers and stock raiscrs, living some
eight miles north Of Charleston. They are
both Copperheads of great notoricty, al
though James did not figure In the Charleston
tragedy.
tits reported here TINT the JcG. Davis or
gan OF Chicago, sent dispatch to John
Wade. big, clustering Copperhead living
count Of the aliay, Whether he did so or
not is unknown.
The brutal assassination Of Major York has
created deep and lasting sorr0w In this VI
clnity, where he was known and respected
ior the last TWENTY-FIVE years. Dr.. Shuba}
York was about 90 Year, Of age, a native Of
North Caroline, and some twenty-five years
had continual to reside up to the simmer OF
1861. when he entered the army as surgeon of
the 54th Illinois, which, wns raised in this
neighborhood. He was strong. uncompro:
mieing friend of liberty, and . man Of great
among hs RSpneetns "
Unionists to run him as candidate for Con-
gress in opposition to Eden, ut the next Con-
Ereesion1 election, but his tragic end has
sadly defeated the brilliant lopcs Of his
friends. The only motive Tint can be assign
ed for his death ut the hands Of furious
member OF tho G6th Illinois, shot Copper
head named ftDopcr w0nddinr him s1fri,f1v
, 1864-04-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

MoNpAY EVENING. April !, 1854.
The EXTREMITY dfsa.reeabie weather to-day, aud the
Aet TINT It II election day In the board Of Trade has
bad tendency to limit tho demands for.mouey aud
the transactions at the banks consequently been
comparatively light. The vssr viii be pretty surely
renewed on tomorrow or tile next day. Exchange u
growing easier The offerings tod.y at the banks
wers quite large. Many who have been holding for
1Be have concluded that will not come and dcsued
It best to sell.
There has been holiday in Sew YORK, snd The
Stock Beard held but session. and everything WIS
stasnant. Gold opened at $6 and that /. the only
quotation We hare received. Here business was dnll
with the brokers, snd but few purchases were made
Ut s1@l.5k; Silver $1.s561.56, and for round lots
Of large silver hiEQr rates would hsye been paid.
CArada currency dull 1t 31.Es41.6i. Towards the
c1ose Of bank hours there was lively demand fo1
Legal tender notes from the cattle Dealers that beiax
now the only currency theT The rntes were net
changed, but very drm At 4 buying; " selling Five
twenties were held Ut $1oyH buying; $l1ox selling
AL1xHKD BANK NoTx.-We hare beea eho N I'll
bill the Allegheny Bank, pttsbufE. Penn, raised
to $to. The.woxk Is exceedingly we'll done nnd 1t
behooves ali who hare them offered, to examine
c1otely tho apparent tens the Allegheny Bank to
make sure that thsy are genu!ns.
rstea OF exchange at Milwaukee
on Saturday were buying: K@X sellin9, The
money market presented nothing Of specsl iutsrast
to not.. There was brisk demand for money dur
Ing the greater part Of last week, which was sup.
piled without orcstin. any strngency In the market
npsr cent PER snnuz7 appears 70 hare become tho
established rate in dtscountlug commercial paper
here In Chicago, md without An unp.ua plethora
@. money the banks will be likely to adhere to it for
soeue tine yet.
GA1xxA AND CHICAGO UHroA RAILROAD Co-The
following are the earnings for the week ending March
, 1864-04-05

for No !. Darlty YVES active aAd frm at s1e 10. No
Gin Gtorc.
1he market for IIlshwines to day wss buoyant and
eHstse.. eho Prices advanced 3&fc per gallon, With
81 soonf 1so hbls eranga Of g79loo, the mar-
ket eio+inR sttAdy as D9c.
Aeas rork wns In nct,vo a.r.nd and nr,1 at r Co.
vi u oSe obls city packed ut that prise hnd
=. ~ ~ " fork at $2oR. Prime Mess PORK vas
~ kooa oesad as teloo at which prics lot OF 4ls
oon We sold TO be delivered 1t Peofls. Bu1k Meats
.lo Nesdy and nrm, and tho only sale reported
~ o. w pcs rough sldes at 9xc loose Several
sn.a !ots o. Short lib ailddic1 ware sold st
loAe, ana Camber!ands 1t 1oc. Lsrd WAS steady
"1o qole.. With saes Of 100 tres Kett.a at1e3teAe.
oemes11e salt has been advanced by the agents 1oo
pes ps!' and Fine. Coa1sc and Ground solsr now
held at $t.05 per bril-
the1e was GOOD demand Tor Beef Cattle BY Con-
tscto1s for the army or tho Potomac, and prices
sseo shade fsmer, With sales OF 81 head 1t $s!o9
ee5. chiefly at $as7x3s.75.
hoes were active and 1rm at former prices; with
sues Or 2l1 head at $51o17.so, chiefly nt $s137e5.
eneass have ngatn advanced, 1c ? y On raw md K@
Ac on rehnedthe market closlng excited. CoGeessro
arn aud active.
There is more active demand for Ll1sced OIL. and
the market Is nrer. bat there Is not quotahla ad'
Vance Carbon Oils nrc considerably nrmar.
LATEST.
IN the AFTERNOON and evening tht-c Waa little or
nothing done-tac disaEreeable weather and the
toasd ot Trade election interfering to extent
with ousiness Highnines ruled quiet aud steady It
&c. and We note aales Of 500 bbla that price, Wheat
Corn, and Oats ruled quiet and unchanged
, 1864-04-05
LAKE-ATLARTlc DIRECT TRADE,
Ful List Of Yes els Engaged In the Trade fg6z
Its Earliest Orisln-Thele Hlstory-The
Nature OF the Traflle-What the St.
Lawrence Route Is How Worth,
and How. 1t Might bo Made
Valuable.
Tho Germ OF a mighty Commerce.
From the Detroit Tribune, April FL

BY public discussions In Congress and elsewhere,
VIC observe that the most vague ideas have obts1aed
regarding the orient Of tfle Communication between
the Wester Lakes and tho Atlantic during the psst
few Yeats, b7 sall and stean vees, 9omc ne slnco
member OF Congress IL reported as harng asserted
that only eome tVife lake Teasols Ia all, had pass
ed down by way OF the st. Lawrence, 4 statement
which 1t will be seen Il fat Wide Of the mark 1aas
much the subject is lutrius!cay interesting -
to richly repay the compilation Of comptete stAte-
ntnt for future reference and - has been recently
invested with lnte1est BY the discussions upon the
eetp1ocity Treaty, We haTesasea tue pains to pre-
Ths schooner Lily was the nrst vesssl that ever
passed aeNn from the lakes to the OCEAN, bound for
sa European port. aer aestination d. .aa Liverpool;
IN tho Quebec aea Liverpool trade but was lost. ~
passage vessels through tha Net1nnd Canal t0 the
Atlantic was OF rare occurrence but owing to the
tempting Inducements held ont for the shipment Of
tho rich products Of our forests And harvest 0elGs
public attention became gradually directed to the
trade, and j. At last fairly fnangnrated by :he de-
parture Of the schooner Dcan Richmond from Chi
cago, III 1855. with cargo Of wheat, and the barque
stare. ana 1umber During the years 1s5s69 and 20,
RI at Impetus to the OCEAN lake trade, and large
1nmber Of vessels embarked thereln. Ia 1861, home
ftEhtB began to improve, and nearly all the lake
vfsee!s employed in the ocean trade returned home
In the following list. We make no distinction between
those which sa!leh fur European ports and those en-.
gagged IL tue Atlantic coastluE trade. We mny hare
made some slight errors regarding tbe date Of
Two which cleared prior to 1851. tut otherwise ve
think the statement Is coEFec aS wall - complete:
, 1864-04-05

EaEness, T. D.....,t4a sc
Line ......41G&9c
Alp ......e8a93c
Calf, - ....,x1Af IS
Upper, T foot ....e;33c
Collar. y foot...,,3I1 6
, 1864-04-05

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,


[spscial Dispatch to the Chica.o Trbune1
BH1Da1PoET, ILL.,. April !, 1861
CLEARED, suHday-shamrock, Lasale. s,a83 bu gov
erhmert oats; Drill, Prison Light, Be1olt, Lssaue,
,i1o lumber, 1857 siding, 1oo 100 Shingles 1e lah
sallna, Laaale, 1o3 l19 lumber lis 80 ahng1es, 1850
ath Golden cloud, Lssae, bu government oats;
Deer Park, Lasate, 900 lumber, 1850 ns pig Iron,
3 bEls salt, 65 ns merchandise ;Oak PARK, Summit
Light.
Axa1vxn- State, Laaa1le, 900 bE,s fopr, IS opV
rs pig iron: Wave, La@allc. 6,a0 nu corn Tobacco
Plnns, 1atalle, z2,.oo ns provisions: Lemons. L..
sale, SIS bu corn orator. Lasal1e, 500 bu corn, loa
bn barley: Prairie Queen Ottawa, 500 corn, IS bzls
four; IAristta, kAuknkee, light conveyance Des
Pla'nes 80 yards stone; f. g. Loomts, Ahcns do do.
ARa1vKn, last ntght-J B. Preston. Norris 5,.co ou
corn: Brilliant, Joliet; Atona, Ottawa, 800 hn corn
1o,soo ma agricultural inp1ements Danube, Ottawa,
1900 pu core and 70 ss6 NJ starch; Wing and Wing,
Lasalle, II ~ oshaus, 2,7l7 ns provisions and 100
'brs our; Time 1asalle, $50 bu corn; Glasgow Ls,
sale, g cords wood; Robert Holmes. Lasalle 5,3o0
hu corn: Aqnilla, Lasale, soSl1 It lumber. xMo n
aiding and Is 900 2ath; Nautilus, Lasae, 96D pu OATS
goyernment).
AnaIvkD.-1authe. Kankakee, 1900 bu corn.
, 1864-04-05

c-.. .,,s..s- 49, -. 49,. Aaes IL"
.a.1 49,, 49, a4 49, ,,.A." 0 s''4Nss as -
~ 49,. . aans -. :" .ne .ns'u eoult ~ eoop
aone;sasst,an ''s s.s-e an A'e'see' Auu lua' 70
Frsnos ] ans ~ IT.. 1890, e .ns emperor o.
a,c not to recoenize tha cnn1as.rot: ~ $50. e.s.s
or receive the3S Min,stcr Th,s -
Is snnposed to he nads or acon1.ssG5 -, ~
~, ,socro+,,v ~ sta+a - 90 ~
.aans onon noss1h1o fn1 ~ ca-a-@."4.u ss au
fact 81 nresan+ Tha nse.+ .s,s - .n4.. -. =.
to n,erer+ the rocoo,ts,o- ,f+1a roacoaaa = 20
1v France the hone of 1xhich ~ haa Iao hosn 1a,,1,
re1ied mon bY rehe1s At home md shroos %
a snrr rrotect5on oca,nst ~. r1t;ro.t. fay1a-s
of their MAN, no.,t,v. s,a A., s.a;.,os
~ T.noieon +b,+ ~ w;1, ~ -aaaa1s-a.ea - sa y
confederacv hes,dsa h.;n,. -nast 5.|sas-s ..is
nfou fIon thr sovere,on rhor, +her 6.-s
thc 1onppst conr.ed and on uhoeo s,E5sta~.s
thev had tn;1t the;r stronoas+ honas - 49,
fsts1 n anv ws1,. ,.fnrnd.1 s-ants,;s. , - 49,. 49,.
their recocnftfon yin he aacnrad ~, .,ns anS
other European state or sorerricn W. Fr,ncs I
from her Merican comn1;catfnns w,, mnah
more likely Ia come to The rahe, ha,n .hs.
anv other fore,on noprsr ". i,;,a-+a.t ~
7,,s.pxpn .7one e. 5r-aa tn ,,,o-,osa .aao..,
t,oo In Fnp1and and +ha ~ tha+ rs.sa.
now turna away from +be confads-.o ~ ,a.-ss
n M i,nosnact ar ,fd or com6,r+ f-o.,, -,
er Enronean nover - s@' ''N'' o>-@'
The cnra1tfo,s~ nm, ,rb,,1, A.. u-,..
s..+.s .ra =, ..a-esit z:.,et. - ,14.. oA.eo
~ .+.tas ~ - 49, ~ - ~ -ue1ev :,
.ao,,t ~ .a,;.r as.a.,,. 49, t,'-...,p suAi
~ =, ~. T1.,o, =. .....n"a tuiMt-
0t~@ee0 +Aa~1
, 1864-04-05
New 0rleauh Mnrkht-4Tn~rt o4

EnE2f Ahu N0IAses-ThefG Wefe ga{es 0f 2S0 hhda
Sugar n various lots a very full prices Inferior I!H,
prime Old crop lkai!Hc n. There Is vsry little OF
no sugs3 md ne Aolasses remaining in nfst hands.
sold secrety 1ca do IT 1850 and 7o bbis supesne II
Ss95 Dbl Butser.A lot OIL nrktaa cholc. Western
sold 1t Sc p. NhASey 2na bhls raw sold at sl.15
gallon Reetifed 10 RETAILING 1t e1. 70 and nav ss
HS3- Cheese-5@ boxes Western sold at Tic 2 D.
to1 CoEn@ls9 :acks Weetstn yeilo1 sold q los
Cotee--1here have been smaM sales Rio at SBaaXc
3. Hacoh-Jhere has been anall sales Of saon1defs
, 1864-04-05
HER MAJESTY CHAMpAIgNE

l!ml1sd aasas'sy q this superior wlne has been
Is iof me and the ttst Shipment Of
from the CELIA M ct r. rs Tsl;k1sgn hease Il
A. Epernay, France The pre- tent 1uYoice Mi, he IN,
uoaqSTa INTO te!s nnaEAsk at tho vory prics at
parable In CURRENCY which much below Is rst cost
me sope51or quality OF this wine To guaFaorood and
u onsLet Nl!a coincidence OF Its approVat b. con
aerssea aessed +, sFs for orc oEe
w ~ Sss g os9efH1se 81 q f. the unte1.gned
M 81; =. BROAD street, near Val, nav YotI.
, 1864-04-05
LIEUTENANT GENERAL =,

We observe that objections are made to the
title Of Lieutenant General" It is claimed
10 be an inappropriate term or title to apply
to the highest officer in the army. The word
is Of French origin, and is defined thus:
Lieutenant, composed Of li<s, place, and tn
onf, holding, and means an officer who sup
plies the place Of his superior In his absence.
Otacets Of this kind are civil, as Lord Lieu
tent Of ktngdom.or country, Or military, as
Lieutenant General OF Lieutenant Colonel, A
Lieutenant fills the place Of the Captain in
his absence; Lieutenant Colonel that Of the
Colonel Now whose place does the Lien
tenant General tiIls Why, the Presidents,
Of course The President Is Commander-1n-
Chief Of the army and navy. He is the Gen
eral Of Generals, and the next highest officer
which It Is possible for Congress to create is
q Lfeuteuant~Gener BE is the acting PresI-
dent General In the absence Of the President
he commands all below the President, and
exercises 1asmil'tary powers over the army
when he Is not present Why, then, IL not
the title \ correct one7 What other title
would be more appropriate, descriptive or
cpmpfehcnsiyep
, 1864-04-05

..=- MoxDAr EvEyExo, April 1. 1861.
[EEF CATTLE-Tht receipts OF Beef Cattle since
the close of Saturdays market amount to about so
bead, AID tic entered saea to 6S6 prices rsusia.
ncm ss@6 Is, mostly at $5s7Kas.75 2 100 rs. Thero
has been more active demand for the best grades Of
army Cattle and for other descriptions tho tono Of tbs
market siace Saturday has somewhat improved, not,
however, 40 as to show any quotabls change. Thsre
wss fair number Of buyers In the ynrds yesterday,
when neatiy ill the buslness Of tho two days WIS
trunaaeed. Tie advantage oftaking time BY the fare
lock has thus been Illustrated, tor more w1etcha4
day for outoEdoor operations than this has been
could hardly be conceived Tbs result has been that
all who could keep ont Of the wet have done co. The
best drorc Of Cattle sold lot Of . Illinois steey7
prrchased At Fort Wayne Yards. By Nottingham or
Spear, averaging 12s ns At $S25 gross. Our prayi
Gus quotations are unchanged. but frHer.
, 1864-04-05

9 There are two organizations in Ire
.ana : ,or the purpose Of breaking loose from
.ne BRITISH crown, the Fenlan Brotherhood,
anu ana the Brotherhood of st. Patrick, The
olnefence Is said to be that while the Fensans
rest their hopes Of national regeneration On
tue assistance of American ba5onets, the
Brotherhood Of st. Patrick look to Rorna IN
the realization Of their hopes. The two Or
gantzations are apparently antagonistic and
pnd have recently come into collision. much
to the sattsfaction Of the English press, and,
OF course, to the serious detriment Of their
cause.
, 1864-04-05

MIA. D. L1CEY. Of River styx. Ohio. writes:
"1have had little girl subject to Group and being
aftaid to depend the ordinary RENE dies have en-
ployed phycIhn tor her. Laat night, Dec. q, 1885,
she was taken worse than USUAL Tho Doctor had bean
cailed out otovn something had to be doneat once,
o1Fhe child lost. gave ve tsaspoonsfal Of tho E-
pectorant, and applied flannel cloths, we'll saturated
With your 1nuaeut, to her neeE and breast, and In
hall an hour rellet WAS obtained. This morning thu
child IL quite easy, and WIN recover and you could
hut hear the praises gtren Jour remedies by my wife
you wonld certainly feel thst the E1pectorant has
saved one life at least"
This ExpectorAnt and an Of Dr. D. JAMES Family
Medicines nra sold IN Chicago By Me4st5. FULLER,
FINCH b FULLER; +. d II. II. HOOKER; LORD
4 SMITH and BURNHAAf q SMITH. and BY Drug
KlBta everywhere. ap3.hs9+3t 81 TT&TA1s
, 1864-04-05

Gxs1HAL CHARACTER or 1ux cARao1s.
estn t. .na sEs f ss
good demand prevailing " Earope. one Of the most
as
= "a
a0x a4s
the fayorte Of export varied during the LIST
.3a S:R.s5 q 81
tct s x a,F
Ae1e aass eoEts Rst i ne'
t55S htFads ana ws5s !Sadss xhoy
oGMs sns tas hsSs s.
mo:t q "hlsn Fs1E9sd nf5t year re
md Sirius iss2, consisted of petrolen@: taoss Il
ne PsehlsE and Howell Hop
PARTIAL HISTORY or THE vESsELs,
ofths large nomber OF lake sessels which have .n-
Esgsd q one tine ns anoter IN The European trade
ths Ths b. SEXTON ai.er payae foT for he9 on
Z &c O. ssi. asss s: II ana
annk It Norfolk by the rebel pirates soon afser the
ccs Il u.s. Ind 8. b5f bn r:IsBs
hnIs 1ow no tsaes q ther whereabonts. The brig j.
SsPs RsstSa saa
broken up at Brooklyn: The Caroline Simpson, which
!e1t Geneeee river In 1851 was employed for while in
ths coasting trnde, making Jacksonville point hut
Welast heard from her = Gibraltar Tha Adda YaS
1ost shout three Jears ago. The ". b. Castle MAS H.
20 Lost. The indus after being wrecked, E.s lowed
1nto Phlade!phla md converted into brig. Tbs ST.
Helena was Chartered fsW ago II tEe cost OF
Aithc Aiifica at high FAte per month, and went cut
The F.. g. Adams was lost In 1865 On LaS1
Efis; Inc kyle hpapg1er was also lost. The Elack
Hawk. after weathering the gales during two ToY-
ages to Europe. Was lest In 1865 Of Point nux ne.
seees, Lake Michigan. The Sirlna was lost the ss13s
few yeare since. She was .hasrd from It Ruenos
Ayree year sg2. and1a probably still running Be.
tween Rio md Bucnos Ayres. The Republican. alter
MaSy ptontab!e voyages II the coastipg trade, was
4nally wrecked on The Florida coast, The b. e
f1erce not the oniy lake craft connected With the
eyents OF the rebellion. The Canada {chaaged 10
Coatzacoale9s) one fthe nne large steamers puE.
cfaaed By n, T. Stewart. Of Detroit, and 3sk.
Ing over the rapids Of The St. Lawrence, Is
IN terEice IN our navy, and has an Ea-pounder mount
ea an1dshtea. Her corsort, the America Waa wreck.
ta oH the Texan COST. The wrccking tug SalTor
which viii he remembered by thousands ID pnr lafs
eltiex was lifted np for SLAYER but matters did moi
Work satisfactorily In this interesting branch Of corn
merce. and when the wsr broke out, she was in tha
cattle trade between BEazos md Cubs The GuanIson
y now rebel gunboat statioucd in Mobile Bay The
stenmers Peerless. A4p1e Leaf, Niagara, New rork
and NortherneE were al bought by our Government
IN 1862 and ntted up for Transports Tha three former
we're bought from Canadian owners. Among The
ing 1t various points.
, 1864-04-05

United their homes 10 dcsolation, their
fields to devastation, md their ci4cs to
"bombardmcni'-all these, Fnther than
form "new alliance With Northern
Democrats" 1. c. Coppcrheads. The
issuc then Is, a dissolution Of the old
Union, or subjngation Of the rebellion.
Will the Coppcrhcad organ answer us plain
question? Which docs It pre1er, continu-
ancc Of the wur until the rebellion ia put
down, or cessation of hosti1ities nnd ac-
acknowledgement OF Confederate indcpend-
cnce-c embracing all the States which sece-
dcd! lit chooses the former thea there
need be no farther controversy between Us;
II the latter, then the issue can be presented
TO the people on Its naked merits aud argued
eefc-.e them. Let us get down to the hard-
pan Of the question, and separate 1t from-all
extraneons and irrelevant matters. Let US
deal as plainly and be as honest with this
mighty question as are our foes, the rebels.
tEMcClellsn's Report stirs up the bile Of
the rebels. at prodigious ratc. The Rich
mond Dl1atca Gays:
Mcclellan In hie official report which he has just
around Richmond, from the 18Th Of June to the list
ofdu'y, Inclusive, at ,4,5as kiAcd, 500 wounded
and 5a5s mietinc; total. II, ,9sa When It Is reco.
AWAY and confined upon the Island and in other pfls
ons more than Il. COZ mcn. We NAV be enabled to
jrdcc Of the claim which this dodument has to be
considered truthful.
He came here to lake the city Of Richmond. He
had. fret and last, from Fortress Monroe to Nc
clnnicssille~as documents furnished to the Com.
n,ittee Of Inquiry BY the War Office, eubstantiated
hy thc Assietant Secretary Of War. prove all
, 1864-04-05
Il SUGAR PLUM FOR COPPER.
AEAOS.

Thn nareah oan,n.r cost,
the Confederate prints Of Whatever fe ca1cu.
lated to infnre the Un;on and nronoto 80.
,.b.1 .snea. ~ - &. 80 ~ ~ Pono6 LIE
nrcss 1haterrr II And. n -.at.1 -s ~
To11a ta ,,r~.,a+a,1. - p1pe,e tua'
rssds ans n.ana1snaa... ~ no notanetn topper
s Ws;n .as., 1ss,a ~ atac1e as nom the Richmond
speech in Congress- m +ha raco,s.ss,..,~S -
a. u,,so- a.,asa,s1 ~. - .1ucuon OF
~ ~ ~ luz eCopPefhead meth
% ~" as tns aoeie ms not found Its way
- .,.ss,Sas =. Aue eseesn oFgau, laongh
~ ia tha eattras.,a some ampostsnt announcements
-,,a.; ~ ,osto-s,,. - ~. Soppstoe.so
n1o@o ~ .SoSotns ene onAou ~ heio N Dixie
We repnoiisn an extract from the article, and
s., - W. o4 ~" tn"eu ~ " ~ ena1Ee Per
line 10 insert II cohsplcuously, With the head
Ing, "a Rebel KICK for Coppcrhead." VIII
IT accept the rate 1t charges for publishing
Council proceedings and proceedings Of the
board oi Education, VIZ, dfty cents for every
eight linesf Here is the extr1ct ne dcs,,o -
have inserted In the rro6;nr co,,,,nas ~ -. ~
secesh print:
Hrom the 77fch,,,,,,3 1-t, a1
Yet Mr. Voofhees m a re,-ssent.ga @ thao maren ~
NJ Ss Rease o. the N9Ith tas old De-
u VIII aelghtfh' slnplctty, not to look }orward
by eayins. thaf natna e1bich @ He commences
nevef reGans it. He proves that tbe TanFees h.xys
eeoS III tbe9 1as the nez m
1nd r. bring constitutional unIoa or The States"
justice il annihilstcd that H. IL oreShsown that
Ac liberty ase disregslded; hat The Goyeppao, " pao.
wicked snd its f,'s sts civil agents corrupt and
mou1. And be amiabiT ins;,cs ~ fSsaI and inta-
, 1864-04-05

ARRIVED. April. T.
Echr Kand, Mckay, Centervi1le, s. cords wood.
schr Fish Hawk, shaw st Joseph, Is cords wood, 13
brls nah.
Ethr MUSK seKan, McYeA. BroEnb Pier 6 cords wood
scnf Charlie Hibpstd, 1asessol. Port Washington.
schr Josephine Dresden, F1nnIgan, South Haven. %
CotdA wood.
scnr Erie, Larson, Aanitovac, 400 N shingles, N
Iath. "
Scow Laurel; AeVeA, BrownaPieE, s. cords wood.
Scow Black Hawk, Hinton. Greenoush, 100 cds wood.
9. OFF Union; Welsh. St Joseph, 50 cords who'd
Scow Hutt9, Buckley Browns Pier, 100 eds wood
Scow Contest, 6ehNE, South Haven; II cords wood Il
cotdSh1r
CLEARED. .. ......Aprtl t.
Brig 2ebAstopo1. Housen. MuBkexan, light
sshr Fish Hawk, Shaw, ST. Joseph, Light.
Schr q. Rand. Mckay, Packard4 Pier. light.
sehr Helen Blood. Reed, 1Vilkisons Pier. light
schr Afuskegon. McVae, Browns Pter, Light
Schr VIM. Jones, Thomas, Manistee. light.
scnr Gharlie lnooard. 1ngessoll, Port Washington,
Scew Union, Welsh, 81. Joseph. 10 eds stone.