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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16
Poetry.
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[ For the NeWs.l
A New Year View of the World IN
side and Out.

... SIDE and Out.
BY LoG-CABIN.
"A around remembered hearth~stones dear,
rom blooming youth to old in year,
now many hearts beat high for Joy!
A sage brush fame my heat and light,
I'm sitting here alone tonight,
And doggerel rhymes my mind employ,
A million bonfres blazing high,
Ten thousand guns that rend the sky,
Proclaim this day earth's jubilee
4on snowy mountains stretch q around,
The wolves whose bowls their Wi1ds resound,
Are all that can hear or see.
The New Year dinners served, how rare
What streams of wine to wash of care
Have sparkled bright the wide world DER !
With 1ap.acks dry and bear meat fried,
Log CABIN has been satisfied
Ills pure wine flows right past his door
This day old feuds are cast aside
The tickle friends are multiplied
The social jars forgotten are.
My nearest friend, across the way"
(fhe distance twenty miles they say,)
And have u@Yer split hair"
!" = E = 4
I guess outsiders all will say
A chaps fool to live THIS way,
And think my lot extremely hard.
Let people think just what they please;
Log-oabin's mmd is quite at ease 49,. ..
I1e soon will meet just reward.
En- now methinks before my eyes
The great results in grand splendor rise
That pioneers look forward to
The wolf and panther are no more:
Domestic herds yon hills are Ger:
Behold what homesteads meet the view
Thro' wales, Payette and Boise glide
When church and school-house, side by side.
Attest the peoples moral tone
In worldly view, on eV'ry hand
The horn of plenty fills the land
The harvest pioneers had sown.
Those clustered roofs that now appear,
EHhence comes this din that fills the ear,
OF art and commerce are the seat.
The struggps past. With ray serene
The empire star all~gilds the scene,
I'm satisfied, ! must repeat.
Canyon, Jan. 1st 1868.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

SENATOR CONFESS recently presented a
magnificent cane to President Lincoln, which
was presented to CONFESS by the lamented
Senator d. c. Broderick.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

THERE will be no draft in Ohio, the quota
having been filed by volunteers.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

ABOUT 10000 pounds Of tobacco will bt
produced in Tehama county, Cal, this year
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

HERRING O1L.-CaIais, Maine, does $780,
900 worth Of business in herring oil this year.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

FIVE thousand new converts to Mormon
ism arrived in New York during October, on
their way to Salt Lake.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

mo pains will be spared, as the quac
said when saving of poor fellows leg t
cure him of the rheumaHsm.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

WHEN you see e dwarf, you may take it
for granted that his parents ney err made much
of him.
, 1864-04-22
p3STp0AEkaEHT OF THE lltlAols
CANAL BILL,
The Senate Amend the National
Banking Bill.
FROM RED RfVER-RE3uME
OF LATE OPERATIONS,
The News Of a Federal
. Victory Confirmed.
The American Russian Telegraph
Measure.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
From the Army OF the Potomac Ycs-
tefoAY.

leoec4el Dispatch to the Chlcsso T.ibune.l
CC1rErFER, Va, April Fl, 1864.
Additional evidence Of the Junction OF Long
streets forces With Lees main army reaches hc.d-
quarters almost daily.
Tie formers advance reached Charlottesville
nearly week ago, and at 1atcst ndyices he was at
Orange Court House.
The report ofthe arrival Of troops from John.
s,on'e army below Chattanooga, ia not credited in
Inc atsseee nf positive information,
The reinforcement ot Iee,s arnv VII, .ro,1, . .o,-
responding change Of the one11etye nrorr.,n-,. ~
onr commanders. "A
Zen. Grant ID very much 1ratided. at the psuant
confidence the people Of the North have exbfbtted
during the long period Of inactivity and prepsrs-
tin Tor the summer campaign. Some work etif1
ftmatns to be done before offensive ope,ations can
be commenced, but the country may rest assured
that Gen. Gr1nt fully understands the value OF
tine and the necessity OF speedy and decisive
Work, and that he will open the campaign a. soon
Ne the strength and condition Of tho army. and ths
elements will permit him.
The report that Gen. Grant has busIed himself
with asceEtalning the feeling In the Army OF the
fotomAc, IN regard to Gen. Mcclellan, md meaus
to E1Tc tEat General IN active command. Is abso-
1utcly false.
NKw YonE, April 21.-The Washiucton sneci.l
to Tue New YORK 7imy says:-Positive Informs
49, A%~@4FE4 a. AtaN4UHE1&f6 InAI t1t
main body Of Longetreet's veterans have succeed.
cd IN ehectiDg Junction with Lee. Loncsfrccs
carried to East Tennessee IS 000 men, but reiurned
the enem{'s lines report that the troops from Joe
Joh9ston,s Army and Charleston are arriving at
Go1donsviae. Rebel couscripts are coming n 1t
the rale or 1000 q dsg.
Gen. Grant tomorrow bids adIeu to his family.
Ta9 60 Mfst He vii leave for the front IN tie
Mail communication noEthward from the army of
the Potomac was suspended todsy.
About forty deserters from the rebel army In
oalh. 1S '"e
PHILADELPHIA. April 7l.-The Inquirer SAWS:
Ectel desertcfs, who arrived ~ Washington state
that Lees force On the Rap!dan IL 6l033, Long
S.auntop, for the purpose Of advancing down the
Shenandoah Valley. Lees army has received serea
day tstions, tor forward movement.
, 1864-04-22
Commercial Postscript.
hlARKET-EvEEINE BOARD

THURSDAY EvKv1ao-10p. n.
There was large attendance on the sccoud board
NJ Inc sherman House this evening, and Under the In
Guen Of more favorable adF1ces from New York,
the leading pTodlce markets exceedingly active
and buoyait. For while ibe excitement Was in
tesae hnd as the operators kept csowdtng fn 1t was
aluost impossible to STIR.
WHEAT wes In sctIrc speculative demand, 1t m nd.
Sales were 1910 bu No Spring In store at s1.s; 500
bu do at t1.ssH; 10000 b1 II $..23; 1000 bu do At
$t2iH; and coo bu do in Milwaukee at &,23; $500
ou No sprtsg IN store at $15: o bu do 1t $l25H;
s7&e hu Co It s1.z3x; 5000 ha DO 1t $125-clostue
steady 1t t1.*s for No I, and 81 q for MOI.
ConS was exceedingly Active and pE,ces ruied sxa
sc higher. Sales were: 5000 bu No nsw Corn In
store at t1oc55; 5000 bu do at s1oo: 49ole bu No
new 1t SEC; 1oeo ou do at 074c; eo0o bu do at s;Hc;
ofo bu Do at 97c 900 bu do ut sc; 3ooa hu Win
terlcsptcted ncw Corn \: sc adoat-eiosinZ stc.dy
1t $l.eN21+ +ae35 for No ], snd 8,e for No z.
OATS were qulet but shade nr1uer With sales Of
15.s bu No In etore at 67Hc.
hTE Was in demand aud 10 higher, With sales OF 1oc
bu No At s1.zs.
H1oHwnrs wers gEestly excited. Early Ia the
afternoon prtrate dispatches ware resolved stas.ng
that Haehbufne's amendment to tax stocks on hand,
Vas defeated. and eouth Water street Vas ttronccd
By crowd OF buJefsal eager to MI heavy ordcrs at
nlnoktAn5 price, Shortly after the close OF Change
few lots were sold at 31e3 then the price advanced
to u 10. and afterwards to $1l9 In the evening fuller
dispatches were received stating that the bill had
passed the House, taxing HighwIn.s manufactured
amer the nrbt Of mny, sto mud 1st OF jan
uhEy, e12s This was me algnal for fresh exei,t-
mens, and prices up Is high Is $l.o-closinr at
S16 Sales were zoo brts At sl.es; 5000 brs at $lo
800 bEls at s11l: 600 brs at s17 as7 brls at II IL So
bfs At 3f6; 100 hrls at t1.t6; 7ps brla Ut S17 ~
ofls At *1lK; 5000 In lots Ut s.l5; 200 brls at e1e
AID GO bfls at II 20. :.
This shows IN advance since the ctcse at Change OF
1e@l3c gal. and l1@2oc over tho lowest prices Of
yesterday.
Tho total sales Of grain during the evening wore
1900 hu, follows: 2s8Goo bu wheat: 2,2ooo bn
coEn; 1s.osu bu oats, and 1900 bu rye.
, 1864-04-22

u EW ICE COMPANY.
, 1864-04-22
14aE RAhD ON WILDCATS.
How II Ii Sustained Abroad.


IAto01 tAe AAulauapolls J0nfnE1, 11.1
=. There Is ? strong effort maxim: to drive out Of
been bnnkable at Cincinnati 70. ;car uast ::
CmSago has recently adopted the same policy.
while Milwaukee,, Toledo, Cleveland and other
Western c1ties are following The same policy.
aad eoon there will be circulation for anything
IN the West but ETecnbacks and good local currcu-
s<ne list or eleven Pennsylvania country banks,
Waieh last fall had. upon q capittf OF q
mllaoh And quarter. circulation of near
{onr millions. and at this time It is pro
good reaton 10 believe ie the way IN which tho
Eastern Wildcat Banks hare been showing tllcir
circulation. Thcse banks ncrcr will redeem, IN
tpecte. They don't mexn to. Ther conll not re-
DEAN to-day In cTeenbacSs, And now, as their
frse 10 redeem In .gre0oacks, or thsy Vii Gloss
their do9ts Il will be seeu, therefore, Tint the a.
ton OF the Western people, In dec!1tu. to refuse
EastcEu paper altogether, has not been taken an5
100 foon- 3he1e are many Eastern banks which
the only sale way IL 10 make CLAN sweep and re-
iect all.
IFrom the Lafayette journal, 1sth,1
Te are pleased 10 notice that Chicago. which for
years has been the great 1ood-.atc through which
ne millions Of wildcat trash has poured into the
West. hse at laet become tired Of the worthless
ring and shut down npdn #. 1t would have been
Mell for the West had tt done 90 long ago, but
blinded With speculation 1t hns opene3 Wide the
doom to the mills Of the East until at last 1t
nnns fteclf Obliged to put check uponit But few
people stop to think where the money comes ftou
60 be 1t is plenty, is properly signed and passes
Let the rag mills BE- taxed out Of circulation.
Let the people rcpudiste them, aud force them to
fair and honofnb]e business. VIC arc glad to sce
teai oor o"n business men hare taken lhe bull By
more to do with It. 49,
, 1864-04-22
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL q. 1854.

community more than year past. The others
were members Of his gang. Captain Ewing s1s-
talned no lots. On the morning Of the 10th he
sent out Licut Calvert With twenty men, He came
upon eeEen guerillaa in one squad, when brisk
ekirmieh took place. The rebels lost eight men,
and their horses and equipments captured.
Among the killed were John Grayet, Thomas G,a-
yet, and man named Taylor, from Arkansas.
Ihis makes twelve Of the gentry OF whom the c1ti-
zcns Of Missouri hare been relieved within the
last few days.
We hare constellation Of Generals hero TO-DAY.
Upon the streets notice Major Generals Hunter
and Washbnru, and Bdxadier Generals Crocker and
Brayman.
Gen. Washburn Is to assume command of Gen.
Hurlburt'a old 10th Army Corps, including the
oh1o md Mississippi Rivers. ftom Paducah to Gen.
Lymans northern limits.
The ed Illinois regiment, late Colonel David
Stuast's, now commanded By Col Malmborg, Ar
riTcd here this morning from Huntsville, and hay
ing re-enlitted rs reteEans-253 strong are to 70
north to-day. They will probably arrive in Chica-
60 tomorrow conc time.
, 1864-04-22


CoTTG S-Stenty md rather more doing, at 71faSCc
:of MlddiinT up!ands and 79 &c for low mlt1ljnEe
F1oCn-Sfato and Western less act1Ee aad Saioc
lower, at $7IcG37Go for extra State: SGa3aS IS roF r.
Q. and $a154p2j for TEade B1n1da-marketc cioalu
GuI.
NHsKY-Mors active snd nymsr at $l.1Na1.l IS
cos1Dg, and no sellers at outside r1tcs,
aeA1N-Wbe:t-Qnlet and nominal and 1{9!c lower
stsi:eat sor chleago 5 ssPsinEE sl::i9lA !or Vii
Sales l3teo bu Chicago Spring. del1verea: rye
Gn!y limited sappy t. st - aisi for ela izea Western
closing ut 8S@SGc 1nr Western.
GEoCErlEs--CoGee-FIrn. st. Donliugo sc. Guyar
Firm. Cubs 1549iSkc. Mola.ses-Qulet. Porto
E1co 81 ~.
KTRo1EUN-1r1egu1ar snd unsettled: refined FRA
1or yane; rai'ned III bond, 5a5s; and refined ice,
Wno1-Ftrm aud In moderate demand,
PRov1sIoEe-Pork In nFm request and higher at se5.
q sef Gsss; s2s for CID 90; $3.50 ioF pew 10:
ier prime mes Also go oris prime mess. foF isy,
tbujeis optCn} 4 SIS o 50 bsis do for j1i,. fseE
IS Ucef 1uiet and nnch1nged Cit meats Iesf acftve
at 11@1x E th9nlde1s 1al6 for hama IN dry sslt snd
IN fair den and At 1sH@!+; 500 hrls Kettle renered
-, for State. cheese sseadJ at l491a lor now. wy
, 1864-04-22
FROM OTTAWA.
Illinois supreme Cour1-1hc r,
ship, etc. "ge-

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tr,bune
OTTAWA, Ill, April q, 1884.
coUHT-CAHpDATEe,
Inc call Of the docket OF the Supreme Court Ia to
peelh tomorrow. On the first cali, only txen,v
-casc1 per DAY will tc called, commencing On earh
DAY Win INC end Of the cn] for the Previous dav
On the secono call ten CAGES per day will be called
This Fuie was announced tits morninr M nnn ~
be adhered TO Until the Court shall otbcryi1e orde
The case low On hearing Ia petition for a ~,,n.
dansus against tho Auditor to compel the navment
to Capt. Barnes, for the Use Of the Steamer civ
'ot Alton. Of about 61s,0 000, under the eone,h.t
FAMOUS &N, 100 appr0pdation bIll. clnimed tn hev.
been passed at The last session Of tue Le1satnrr
tor the purpose Of detnyfpg the expenses Of brnc.
Ing home ftck and wounded soldiers. Respondents
that tfe passage Eas procured through fraud, Dis
1ineu1sned counsel arc engaged, among whom arc
Ben: ;: - Ef6wardf, ,of Springfield, and jackson Grim
Involving the right Of Cour: Of Chaucefy to de.
cree sale Of tht homestead, under mortgage
EiFen before the amendat0ry HoE Eestead act OF
1851 Counsel for the complainant urgng this to be
q question yet open for consideration.
-<.nce room. with business from their eeasion ut
$p,IncGeld etill undetermined; aud have b.en att
3inr only IN hunr or two dag to grant the naua1
r,lea having reference 10 tho preparation Of
N4uecs.
meeting for the election Of ten delegates to ~
present i'll Sale county tn tho Republican Judicial
Convention at Chicago, wns held here yesterday.
No Instructions were ctEe1-a resolution to in
Eifact for Judge BecEw1th h3 Wing been withdrawn
u ts Understood that SONG six Of the delegates
renee.
There are here members Of the bar from varioua
@0'~ VI &hls Grand Diytniun Of the 6t2ta. l.
, 1864-04-22
FROM ST, PAUL.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tflbuuo.l
ST. PAUL, April II, 1881.
Cor. HITLER received authority to-day to raise
new regiment Of heavy artlIerv. lie declines to
make the attempt because it would be impos.i-
bic to raise It by the 10th Of May, the time requir-
ed,end hecaufe be considers that the lagsrd towns
should be drafted for their deficiencies before the
others hre.
Col. Averll1 received dispatch lnst night in.
stzuct'pg blu to postpone the tsatt until further
orders, nnt for tha: the whcoi would hare been III
uo1ionto-day.
Gen. 6ib:cy inspected tle fort to day. and took
occasion to compliment the officers In command
Tor its good condition lie was received With
Brigadlers salute Of eleven guns; and & grand re-
rev took place.
Letters from well informed parties in Washing
ton EAT that Congress will appropriate three hun
dred thoueand dollars to open the Minnesota Rou,e
'o Idaho, and that Capt F:ske will be appointed
Colonel. and lead another expedition, starting
about the 1st Of June,
, 1864-04-22
STEAM TANNERY, WIT
all Recont improvements.

Including three ~ submerEed wheels. 50 miles By
railroad from Chicago-p1casy OF oat bark And hjlcs
"r Without stock In vats The Leather ts classetl
pr!He BY Chicago manufacturers. Tbs owner being
engaged In other business has t1me to attend 70 III
App4yto . HARDENpER9H& q WILLIAMS,
,,,. Isl Lake street, Chicago.
, 1864-04-22

Especial Dispatch to the Ut .caxo Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, April u. 1861.
hoEshead Of Tobacco was sold this morning at
the city warehouse BY Eanson Dawson. for the
cnu1mous suH, Ct two hundred and thirty dollars ner
hundred pounas. Towner, Browder & Co, were inc
purchasers This said to be the hizhest price
paid for leaf tobacco IL this country.
ToBAeco-Tobacco very active; II green Tugs at
ss&e-co; q do factory dn nt $s.t@a!7c; IS do som
mon leaf at $1s9720; domedlum do Ut el77naal %.
i6 do medium manufacturing DO Mt si9.1x92.G, do
line do tioG2lo.
FLorR-1mproyed. sA1es 1o0 br1s Xxx On D. t.; 2o5
osupcr at a5.eo; 70 br1s do At sSs.75.
WHEAT-salcs Ito b1s At $1.7u3 sucks Ut St6Q@
t.6i; so zncks do Ut 41-2.
CoRS-Better. Sales 591 sacks choice At 41.1o; Az
do good old at $15 70 do good at at6 81 do fair at
at Il o.; +80 do new mixed 1t $1.02.
0ATs-HiGher Sales 51eo sacss IN store at $50: 800
to to arrive at &c; s000 bu to arrive On PIT.
kFE-sales Of "a sacks rye at $t.25.
BAE1ET-1e6 sacks fall barley at s1s3
"n1skY-Adyanced. Sales 81 brls 1t $10.3; 80 bsls
at S1rs.
Ga,ocEE1zs-F1rm- CoGeee 1905 in second hands,
5uear s@elc. holasses size.
PAcos Sales 20 tres AuGar cured cau7aased hams
prcErd nj 1Sr
, 1864-04-22
QIlifdgo Qriblr1e.


. The objection most urged against adopt-
ing the legal tender standard for traps-
sections is, that there is not enoncb
Ercenbacks to do the business of the
country. This point is harped on with r,re,t
pcrtinacity. But it is perfectly etnntd r.
it shall prove true that the s12o o01 nm of
Erecnbacks ere Inadequate to the drm,nda ~
commerce, nothing will rive Recrctarv Chssa
greater pleasure than to tssne M ~ os -.
three hundred millions nore of fbcn +o- ~
this wculd be fyee loan to H.. corer.,1.nt ~
thereby eay:ap Immense enns ~ t..s-.a. -.
money borrowed IN honda so,o. -. 49,
raise the objection tlat Chase 1,os nj ,an:,
authority to issue anF nore 1cra1 ta,d.- r.
this be 90, Copgress vii, c1s31v ,nthn-;-.
him to emit as many uaore ns h. can t,,s
room for. But he has the aut,,or1tv nv -
issue several hundred mi11;ons rnora or t,ro
year coupon Treasury notes. which: !. a r.v
desirable and popular cnrrencv Thor, III,
be no scarcity Of currcncv in con.eonono. ~
the extirnation of 1oco] ah;n7,..t.,.. - ~
man borroyv 4,on1,7a m +h.t e,o-.
Tba,,..e.x. ~ 1r. .--,r
49, ~ 49, IA ao!" tesotalion py
- ~ ~ e4Atccu 1nAJol1Iy, IN
go. " 1sp,'se4pe tne clrcn'ation OF the
- +ae Deur-1, - eo4nctent 1nolcauon Of the
s.,a.i.".,o . =. eonsle.s, ma warning to such
-."na',.,@ uoue ~ plePafe 70 aEal tbemselscs
H.. , ~: - .ue p,o''eton@ o. Inc National
A mha .a", " "ma up 1ne1r anaafs.
.'Ssos"u,, ~ aoauuun' c'.ocnces that In
slJ e.,el pe.,ou III occasion 1of complain
-nerod anra~c,,,s. ~ ~ ~ ,4sm ue W. oe re-
Vf-c-in,o rhtthc- 10 .aso,s T h,r, =, ~ open ~
+hcfr forco nndcr onas..sa. .ans.cEtca
NtANAA
1shncssce1 ana Lee Linus strengthened, has
ean;.,an I e.a .ue ass ~ men0c'hg manner A
T,,asa - ~ .a4 a'e''n''
+.aes ..:n .. D t4uI oootnef call LOT
4.to t,,a - W ~ w nopc II VIII not
-A~ 49, 0n4i'e VI eo!i Aof so'untecfs LOT Six
'nontus. AZ euen are merely tenporizing
"a! co's,.e' anu "ofk grave injuries to the
cause. Our splendid arnics now in the field
snoula oe projected from the harm to their
7"o1a'e 'nal inc oasoanding Of short-1igcd reg
4aente ua"a.s "orhs' Mll11aa 1or transient
necessities nre well enough, but the troons
10 sven our force in the field shonld be Of
Thap re- permanent @s character.
,,1, -, believe In General Butler, and
.;ss -N'1.o @u1. Ia is not crowded to one
49, NI, 4un.sneo "nae.~@r. His appeal
-.ann.., ssN.a. a!on,oe VIII AWAKE. q very
SS1.,~A-3 .a"@ auy Cause 1or Ills coa>-
34a!n' mls pe 1e'okea. ne is worthy vide
uela " ueeIutnese, ms disappointed no ex-
IeetAt1oa VI osa1 men, and should not be
1aIo,. ..-oneo ao"n n nis sphere unless On the
s1set o,a lsons ol puone policy.
W e@uo ne"s gives an Interesting re- |
eune " n'e operations on The Red River,
-nu eonnins N N 'st gratifying manner the
Ns,4"ao to'nof enat tne fepolse or our forces |
c., @D' OIL pc>7ine feoefa! victory on the |
e., p,+,..
rnst,ce Coaa.as: t,a1 .uIt 30 mItIet o' Instant
Noaeleee e"ould sL&alsht"ay advance /
, 1864-04-22
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Fort Pillow 11orror-mastefs In
mfAeourt-Local News, DC.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
C4mo, April Il. 1851.
Brig Gen. Greshen, Of Illinois, has arrived here.
Since my last. Mrs. B. 7. Taylor, Of Chicago, sss
ter Of Adjutant IIcnning, one OF the wounded In
the Fort Pillow MASSACRE, has been ut Mound City
to zee her brother. He informs her, and will make
oath of the fact, that he was wounded aiter3he
surrender. dragged Into wooden building andlefs
there, and the structure then set on dire by the
rebels. Before the fire reached him he prevailed
upon rebel surgeon to drag him ont. he was
LEFT six hours without aid IN the open air, tbs sun
shining hot upon hia faca.
Paztles in the hospitals fully confirm the pteTd'
ously reported death OF LIcnt- AEerstrom, Quarter
master Of the post. Two Witnesses will testify
that theY saw Lieut.. Akerstrom shot after the sur
sender, and subsequently taken and nailed to the
side Of building, and the building set on fire.
When On scout, On the 18th, Captain James 4
Ewing. commanding the post at Charleston, No.,
overlook and Killed four guerillas named James
ot'1f Hasdmau Kirkpatrick, Pres. Moore and Phil
up oa'1r. The latter IL the leader Of notorious
sADs VI &naeses, who hava been harrassing the
, 1864-04-22

&C., AEHN5T0N, 4or1 z.
SENATE.
Mr. COL1AMER. OF Vt4from the Committee IN
Fott CDcts and Postal Routes reported fnrorah3g
on the bill tu1 tie relief OF Post Masters who h,ye
oesn robbed by the Con!edesatez or gue,illas, The
bill passed.
Mr. WILSON'S bill to provide for the pr1nttn-
OF the Official reports Of the armies Of the United
States. Pissed.
, 1864-04-22
THE RAG-mILL Cu1YrHcv

At the request Of few bankers, brokers
and spectators, meeting OF the Board Of
Trade is to be held this evening for the pur.
pose Of granting the rag-mill currency forty
five days more grace than was decided upon
mt the Inst meeting Of the Board. We sin
.cerely trust the members Of the Board OF
Trade viii abide by their former decision to
do business on no other basis than that Of
gEeenbacks afler the 18th Of May. This
request 70 extend the time Is looked upon as
mere plcle11 70 haFe Lac Whole movement
e'entua!y efnshca' so ttat money brokers
may pe auo"eo IN open Held Tor the circula-
1aon oi the1r issues, to the great detrlmeut Of
Inc enufe country. ihe merchants Of CHI
cago nave suffered enough from the trash,
aauo aae sooncf IL IS sent nome 1or rede'np-
lion I've oettef. flouf, wheat corn and pork
command Inc ,oest currency In every other
11afAe1 oat cn'cago' ana IL tncsc products
eannqI nc e1enangeo 1or Federal currency on
the 4atn o1 may taey cannot on the LIST Of
~,uIy-
The CRY raased TINT we vii not hare cur
Iency enough to move the crops is ridiculous
Three years ago, when our entire currency
WIS swept away. and our merchants. without
= days notice, determined to sell produce
for gold only, the business Of shipping .ro-
<uce was not delaycd IN hour thereby; but
n steadv strenn of pold set in from TIM East
, 1864-04-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
cIsc1SNATI, April 2t.
FLoCR-3farkct closes quiet but t1rn At III 5oa IA
for super1nc and $6.75 for extra.
WH1sKT-Ac acttvc speculative demand sprQu. M
to-day. Sales ut 71.15.
IRoT1s1uHs-Market quiet and firm for all articles.
ana holders arc confident $40 tres City Lard sold at
l3He.
GRocEn1Es-MaTket steady with light demand.
Coffee Is held 1t +h2l5He for Rio. Raw Sugar. 19a
2ic; Crushed, 2tAG25c. Ao1a,scs, s1.ooa1.1o
GHAG-Whent-In in prored demand and shade
higher Red Is held at S1.433145 and Whise at 50
9l.so. corE-Flsmer and In better dc-nnd. Ear Il
held at $1.WGa1 .05 and shellcd at $1os@1Io Oats
Advanced 1@2c and closed firm at so9Hc In bulk, RYE
in moderate demand, and receipts being liberal de-
c1lned t. $l.is@145 Bas1ey-1n good demand at s195