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HfRh-priceI Tobncco.
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.al*o0us* =
Atub OF choice 1eat souaeco weIxhtuE 80 pounds
no 1:sfi. on see o. It's superb qu.hEy
exhibited smous ~ rsst o. 1oa5s 9ssak 1os
ss cammenced at t9 pc! 10 as. aud
agxn Ia few nomcnts By has sas a ~ aaTanee
to NJ pau.man, fsea nsnsHs;;q ss; IL t9s r. see!sp5a.
ted tobaceeulsts Of this cH ~ ne xSy. pss ~ nt-tee
hlEhfs p1!cc ever paid III l14s W my "'1s ot
The wptldf ~ IT, ~ v r.HL
Frsrt,n eoTrtr SIfstourI n1d consigned 10 Me5srs
Co. ssRms,o1a ~. a. s:sa3nt, e
Ssrsan, nsme!nn c., and the second purchaser.
at ssin rns Nj HevIanl, Of shlyock Rowland, ali
con m,ssfon merchants Of ihls cltfs
, 1864-04-24

NkxsEs. E1CuAnpsos. hEAcA . 3co.s o1fou1AR.
x:ly fr =. a1uses 1,es
nInnir- sc II nrsyious prlces bat other kinda were
nssleetea Essye s19T Gaslls' Indian cora
sP1 Ress xefs sv es5sy
1ntshs 10 - e, pn .de. nj decline OF ld9 psr cen
saa fsd.n csia 1Hsa ,.a
e "a e. * ed Der quarter for mixed. We qaois
r. 70 4 Ia4 aia 1os 4 e M 10 70
winter White e 9d to ps 81 loo lbs FlouE-E1sra
States aos e1us Oh,os. :'s to e per nhi..
RElF NJ ain u ID PER IcIte 4o"ef WALL sAs"a1es.
PORK neglected.
EhoniseIs MGen tn1ptrsd r. fo,
eerrrsSes tho 1nsfiet, md new oQe1ed at 4os cVt
, 1864-04-24
CONSTITUTIO WAITER

Is without doubt the on1y remedy for DAH1TI3
and have much confidence that it's specific -
say h1t il has cured every case In which has bean
zxed-
, 1864-04-24

or the Property Tax nearly one half Is laid
on incomes, and the rest on lands, mines,
quarries, &C., viz:
/ will
, 1864-04-24
Ex1raordtprry Low Ratcs ofOceau Frei9hts.
IF1nu The NeE York Herald, lis i

FrIshta we're ~ the lowest eeb For Liverpool
InassS ose s9. ~ho so1,oas
rnrts II 4inrricr sips te Of charge, whla Others
fed tss5t =. tas 1T q s9n
memory of the Oldest tutabitsnt." 70 LIVERPOOL,
peI American aee 7ro bo1est e s1nsfs e 1oEEood .t
faie tofss at 81 per ste.mer 100 bales cotton
I'd. and % tens rneasureue9l Eooaa ~ ~ To d!as.
Steamer Is iiercrs Of lasc and tman lot ot bscoa at
~. To Bremen 10 bales Of tooaeeo u soc, Aod 800
bhl9 shoppers Ut &c.
, 1864-04-24
HITTER NcX York.

lFfom the n. J. I1mcs, April VI
Epecu1stors in butter had to succuub yesterday:
weather. snd uRht money market. p59sed too mqsa M
il the open market, as againet !a9Ds 2 ,, . few
weeks aGo; acd olher grades declined psop9rtions..
bly,, Even these comparatively low rates did not
temp. buyesB TO make very liberal purchases. -
further material reduction was deemed iaeyita9!e
to restoraic this desirable article to the tables
Of all loyal citizens Hldotmen. huckstera aud eI.
the
, 1864-04-24

moments. He wus from the regular army,
and lived in Illinois. Mrs D{nsos Is, 4 most
beautiful woman, and has always been above
suspicion. She was formerly from Cincln-
matt
, 1864-04-24

-: :.
ftn or rebellion sco,nst The tyranny or George the
Third. i cutlerftand how German nho has seen
+ t country hie efaherland toral, divided info pety
sSEtes. EoWcrrss to nId cacn Other, powericas -
Ietift dcapolssn. nrcy 10 tne ,n nnSe1tt,ud ~.
t.n',mcuts Of W lie rol.ndcr and the hungarian
WHO hat al! hls e been ea srm5atlE.n t with The
n 1rsb,nsn an wbo has signed 5ear af1sr year over
ootetcd tH % n nen naa ,e
GoI Gmt IL Ic,nnot eomprchend how any man born Oh
, 1864-04-24

.Eleat-bolLcrs are quits arm: mod crate Inquiry
existed during. The torenoon ssss co ha No. Ised
II 81 IS: 500 bu No, Eed It $40: 800 bu No
Wbite 1t siS In our report Of sales Yesterday,
tEst of hs No 3d. sds OF ~ evening Pr
slice. Corn. In moderate inquiry: sales 1sst eye
Ing Of 500 hu and 10 bu 70. sr 10. Todsy-s oo1
sl.1Ne1oo. barley. spring, slls5lco; winter. Ill
, 1864-04-24
CHICAGO DA1IY CATTLE MARKEr.


EATuRDAy ErEa1Eo, ApEl! 8, 1887.
CtEr chTTLE-Thcro wa71 IN hct4va demand for
Beef Cattle to-day both b. shippers spccuntors and
contractors, and tho market ruled hrisk and urn af
nart Of The dag we're slightly unf,r otahe. bnt tn
wo.ds the close moro cheering news was received,
End shippers BECAME cager huycrs Tho following
81 ma OF the leatEpc ifanfa factionB:
, 1864-04-24
FROM VICkSBJRG.

Arrival OF fContrabands from t1se Rsd
River Coontry~:Ciio Loui-lhnn Nts-
nntcr-1InldB Upon 1lntALatAoMs-
Negro Gki1I and CouraEe-XRe new
Marriage OE<:cr-suuthefn FlhE 2kn1s'
Ing. r
, 1864-04-24

FLopH he dealers having becn supplied yeslas.
dsy. Inc market We dull ioday ard psl:eR Eefo
enscr The sles co.npr1te 100 brls sapcrtns q
hcG tnq extra eU.f1H. 35 g0n1 extra nt k3act9.9s
rr n IN iii. choice do on private ttEus-
ToHEEioo pr:s full ana ovef:weIsht new Mess sola
today in four lots nt and 81 brls old Noss
mi weight, at S2G2s per hr.
one OF dry taltcd at II lEG p,tlb.
IEGEnNfhcie ~ was hctteE defnEn3 to hav. an tbs
eafek coE,rrsed ~ sacks r At 81 " I'D s1cSs west~
tIn ntdipary lnt4ed at &i571; xt sopi western
n,1sh II 81 & nIc 52e white ct SLID per tushc 10
tsctE trr 1T fef5 per 1o lbs and 5c0 bales western
INV af'gEt tnfif8 N rer fo1,
, 1864-04-24
DIABETES

Il a d1ssaxa Of The stornach Goa LIVER ac1rgsa1ouEn
The Ed1eys aad is without do1bt ths Eca ohs.anaso
disease, except Cons snmptlohs t1at 4aeCts tht uuA
coU1ttution. Va have epacc for cauxss.
but viii state that the effect Of The dseasc z the con
q tae foo mo sugar Which eliminates ns 5tase5s
esfcr from this disease Who ignorant Of IT. thas
is they pass large quantities du-nE the day. aud aTa
during tho hight notice takeE Of y ant1l thei.
een Wien II Is 50 fsr sdvaneed as Is be beyond the
oIalHs rssalss g. hnotnTE sy%1Pton r
iisbet, IL intocrabletRo patient dtnks constantly
EItb0ut being satEhcd also dFynets Of the mouth.
yauced easas aud dnsy loss Of srpelte eu,sc!aaou.
ana taa patient gradually sl1fB ftoE ezaxusdon.
, 1864-04-24

F1nur-Qns mar ket ratfR prcse1t Eu sSrd lasi
by those Of New York thn tho extent Of the stoc
which is limited tincs the recent large sa,ss "
Wheat 70 chang seF No wsss sIs vet w9s offered
fIs.f nsket. Cora 1n.rkct bare Nc:n!na! rate, 81
delivered in hags. Qsa. a,Fees prizes 6aasoe Barley
nrn, Use being freely offered, and one or t~6 sales
ave repotted 1t xl.So.
, 1864-04-24

Clever, though quiet, iB held With nTmness Small
eales hare been ;sads et 1s1:sKc, Iinosa{is - IN;
has sr1yed quite freely recently. mud The etoet Is
about &c COO ba2a mostly IA Boston, but holders h5
next tvo ncnths. We quote ca.cutta nominal nt
fASak Is. ned EoEabay 3l&2 80.
, 1864-04-24

IOLhl. -+s+-...A-s. .s'*--ou
Four-fliths Of the stamp duties ARE obtained
from probate stamps, deeds and fire inau.
, 1864-04-24

9 Tho whole amount of revenue Is double
the amount OF circulation, thus disposing Of
an alleged necessity for crest expansion OF
currency, in order to collect hig h taxes.
, 1864-04-24

EInH.WHTE FISH II nomna, , supply Hs1ct =, nIm nr
i vioue Guotations. MAok kREL-klts in good demsnls
prices nttn anu unchanged. CopF1au in small supply.
"a oYges' BANK are sclrcay In the n11fket, GrAn1
nar ere still In small supply and firm at previous
, 1864-04-24

Except eighteen millions of reycnnc from
the Postof1ice. the remainder Of the receipts
sources, which need not be specified. The
amount raised FROM these does not lnvalidate
the poeition TINT in Crest Britain, shere tag
atlon has bern reduced to science, 1t Is
1ound to be easier and better in raising
iarge revenue, to raise It BY heavy duties on
limited number Of articles, rather than to
.uunber Of subjects of taxation. That In
either way the payment is at last made by the
consumer, We neA not take the trouble to
show.
The bank circulation Of the United King
dom amounts to nearly 100 millions Of dol
, 1864-04-24
ARNOLDsS RESOLUTION.

The passage of Mr.. Arnold's resolution by
decisive majority shows 1t might be sup
posed The sense OF the House Of Representa-
tives, that the currency issued by State Banks
shall be checked, or suppressed. Bat the
question very naturally arises why the need
of such resolution; and If Congress think
1t duty to suppress that circulation why
do they not pass the necessary law, Instead
Of passing d resolution that 1t ought to be
done? There is no truer method Of showing
sense Of obligation to do thing. than. to
Immediately GO to work aud do it, In fact
any resolution that thing ought to be done,
60 long as It is not accompanied BY earncst
effort to do 1t, goes rather to excite fear that
for some reason or other it may never be
done Congress says it ought to pass such a
law, but then 1t may also say that there arc
many obstacles and difficulties in the way !;
there isa strong opposition against it; it is
not to be supposed that IT can be done ut
once; and in truth it may never be done ut
nll; because We cannot always do what Is
best, and what clearly ought to be done,
The passiDg Of such resolution is all very
well, and we.lIke 1t SO far as It goes, but that
is very little way towards accomplishing
etructions Of which such yote is capable
such variety of understanding AS to it,
purport and object, and so many methods
Of explaining it away, that not n few mem
bers who have voted in favor Of the zesolu
ton will vote positively against any law that
attempts to enforce It, It ia . cheap and easy
way Of quicting alarm, and checking the eff
forts ofthose who are in fnvor of the action
proposed, but we are not Of those who draw
any great encouragement from 1t, or build
any assurances Of SUCCESS upon 1t. It is pro
per enough, perhaps. for majority Of mem
bers to say they ought to do thing bu'
they have never been. go distinguished fol
always doing what they ought to do, as te
make us feel sure they Will now. -L1kn otho'
! men they know the right, but still the wrong
I pr1rRue-
, 1864-04-24

"A Nut for the Copperheads to Crack.
i MAHR1ED. In the Presbyterian Church In Vlcks-
burg. by the Chaplain Of the esd regiment Q. j. in
fantry .colorcd) On Sunday, April 16, 1861 WILLIAM
:snIrn,. Esu., son Of Gov: Smith, of Visginin to
Mrs. LuT1gA PARKER, both Of VIcksburg.
These parties are colored people.
F: QuHRY.-ls mIscegenation'' to be ap-
proved OF blamed? II the latter, shall the
son Of this distinguished parcntage be blamed
for being only almost white Ut being under
!; stood That he gaye no previous consent to
this miscegenagc) or the iather, who was no
= :. Black Republican, and who eurely did
something more than consent to the wrong
Tint fact is music which the Coppcrhcads
+; n,ay play, npon their harp of Mousasd
strings. with all the customary variations.
, 1864-04-24

AWAfE1 f0y AKW$ EQpBAH5 ~
on The 18Th Inst Col. Taylor, c. g.. advertised 70
Lids for 2t1o biis prime mcss {or msss) pork ooA
Ds tmoked bac"n ei6es: .e.oSo NJ e9okeu otcoa
sha md "a many n .tatocs md onous as might
be wanted during thc.month Of hnY. From the fol'
lowing LII Of bids 1t sti be seen that there was con-
Siderable. competition for the pork and bacon. and
frum thewnrtb II will b. seen, thst the aovaEnucot
has been cnsbcd to purchase very nearly al markell
rates, which 10 not usually the Gaze:
, 1864-04-24

The cotton market is frtn and quiet. Recent ad-
yicts from the North representtnR considerable sd
vance IN rates hayo rendered pure hero sone
what cautious tn huyus until further lnte5encc IS
m upward tendency; aud We raiss eur quotsttona
notn EstuEdsJ'e 1gu1ts as below. Ths Influx Of the
cecded 70 bales. The shipments to the So, thern mar
H etnee We last wrote have been rs oalcs B, the
sytt, both OF which went up last evrning.
, 1864-04-24

The receipts Of 1Art rpoot eoniinue Light and the
E.5ket Is Ut nrD nc tsnaetns! t ot p.lsss n=lns
eeived fem Is. ofle.ns :old @ Or p.asa'e termt ~
hahn REs disposed Of before arrival West India "a
ads With 1aIea OF 8 br1s AnyuiIla u SIX cents
Hic month";,
, 1864-04-24

j The British Almanac for 1864 gives some
;facts which show the system and sca]e Of
.ta1ntion in England-aud Its results. In
using them, and for the convenience Of the
reader, the English currency Is reduced at
the rate Of five dollars to tue pound sterling,
emitting fractions Of millions.
The revenue Of the United Kingdom In
1909 was about 1856, OK, 600, divided
,,as fol1ows: Customs, SE0, ,000, 900 !;
cxcise $50. GOO; Stamps, $4,000, 600 !;
land and assessed taxes, Sl5, 900, 900; proper
ty tax, s55 900 postot1lce SIS. 600; other
receipts, 81, 600 Goo Totnl, es55. .ooo, 600.
cent orc obtained from slx articles, viz: cof-
fee, spirits, sugas, tea, tobacco and wines, a.
, viii nppear from the following statement
, 1864-04-24

+; OsweGo Rates Of Ftornge and Elcvntin9.
Transferring ard days storage. NC
Etorarc, additional, next days.. Ac
AttftonAl, i9r cAcA 10 days theteatteE.
, 1864-04-24

~itcut tpyess. New York Flarsced cells In retail
At It's, aud Iimol}Iy ut ccs Y ew'.
IoxppH N4nEE1s.
Xrasrs Hs,1nr IlTothcfS e. Cu. report Hrc1lstuGs
auct 1t iatt .secL'. rates Iron qn'et rails ma ars
571HG7 1.s; Scotch pig - su;a!s scsiyS and 1ssa
ttrsdy copEou lsaSlsld; CODE aaas1te1r:
t:esrer Ltnseed cakes ID fair cemand atln'e rntcs.
Spirits Turpsnuns French ~; MmeF'c ans H. ~:
uncIsnsed, lii reed oil 10 drnaod and advancelso 80
cGt. T1tlpH quiet; now !. c. @H.
, 1864-04-24

PhiIndclphFn Iron Mnrkct-Apr1f 20.
The makers Of pig FETAL having pretty mach all sold
Ahend or l1elr production for some tine to COM tbs
atht. T. ee!et for he wsns e seeS s e11y H. is
for forge. It rhch ,asea there sre Eose oussts taA
held above The Views of huIets. For manufactured
ifn tht demand continues coed at fully former rates
NJ the mills generally full Of ordets.
, 1864-04-24

HCGs-The receipts were 1lbcrnls And unaef ~ M ~
tire 4. mard the marx rt WAS Arm at full prices 1he
following 11e Ito leading sales to-day: 80,
, 1864-04-24

Flour aayas etn2 Ohio extra Is 1zx9se5. Wheat
AIS. WhiskJ dull md heAfJ At el1111la
, 1864-04-24

Il! e. &: s!.ss.s nsss 1,ss .sse, i,
''nes sp'sE. @ @ e 8 s!:s:s: & ssss'
Hasosek* kiss4. "A 5Sos e q :. 4 = s:o. +:
cras,a & Co.. @ SO d d 4 = i: s$;S;:
hssn'' Ke''5' : CO.. lSsss 6 g. & 4 4 ,es. :s;s
J.B. Ginger. l TOO do 1t sss.7o.
Kent Co., se$ @ Sii' iii ns;s, 4 4 ;sass ssts9.
g g sses sss.s@ ss@
6. 6 ss ss st,s:ss: sssssis
<0c additional fer Iron hoops
H. II. w.nton ITO Is &eGss { : sis:Ro: FIRE.
s.singef 50 10 ms tlss2.
x anaIep posse ssexS 2 da e 1o tieiees ss
= 9:silser. 4 ssRtSoS 6 Sds s' q bo2ss, g s1s
G. knoptsa Co. 5ssS SSss !. II il srl' "
DE. y $%laton. e. e u, ;:s5: ave-
D. 3: w'n''n: ~ 'l1'' os1oss.
DE. Fisk, $40, .~.
Pu1AE Mrss roEK. ....-
A E. Kent 4 co- so rs, prime mess (without Iron
neSl GfsglS e., 100 nt. prime mei, with hoops)
:s: sis;;5: S S $s $s & ss IS
Jacob Singer. R;seE S Is s59s:: sa9s: s,ss.
&C. rssspss, Is q Co, :s$:s sssss g :. sc: e.
, 1864-04-24

CrKNISG OF TIE STRAITa OF NAc5EAC.-DlE-
patches wero fceiyea from AfllwauSee this morning
stating that the propeller Bristol had arrived at that
cts from the lower lakes. ThA Is vhar earlier
hAa been generally ant1clpattt-nl suppoations
being that the straits would not be cptn before the
10th of ne7t month. The rst arrival last
the propeller Hunter, which reached Milwaukee On
the evening ofthe 18th Aprtl-hkyeg passed through
tho strait en- The 18th.
:: THE 87EA,1ER crrr OF DCFTALo.-Thc magnificent
steamer CITY Of Buffalo, well known one OF the
6as h, en- altered INTO screw stesmeT dssigneG for
carrying freight The alteration Was rrade during the
past winter Mt the ship yng OF Mason ntIwe1l rhls
Ecrew Ia $50 iset long, 40 teet beam, Is feet
Her engine is 50 inch tore and 81 inch stroke Her
screw fsooelcr wheel i. Of the fhl.dclph.n pattern
Rell Of this city.
She esn carry. in TX Seet dEaneht of gatss, 40
is to be commanded By Captain (. v, Steele, who
Of she Eew Yn.S Central IIuo. Iies sa e1pefseneeI
and tklfuI 1akc anri-ator. and bis ability entities
him 10 be master Of this mammoth propeller, the
She i. owned fy Hon. 4. $. Prosses, Of this city.
for Ch,caf Q. Per powerful engine and nue model
III gs ss nsn
vxssRLs PASSED THROUGH TIE WRL1Ann CANAL.
-Ths following veeaele, bound for Chicago, passed
through tie We,land Canal
Tfsstis bonnH NtAt. Th<re. hom. VhtrAtos
Echr y. J Preston. 0sEeso. Chicago.
schr Flying Cloud, Cans Vincent, Cleveland.
sehr MsalteT4nsnn' aoa' MsFeoF ChleaEo. C6ieaE
Ecbr n slhIope, OaweEo. Milwaukee.
Sthr Pres Alexandria, ktnCEton. 6AuEcep.
, 1864-04-24
sx ~ -


New OFlcara Sugar nlarkct-Apr!t II.
ensar and Molnrtel hers was m actlE. a'. snd -
rs te sa1ts A4y11ss d! 70 prsr' nast rst
1:n1n ssore al 114Gl8o tor fully A:r. un.t 1s!9 g
lot prime cho 6. md - urls Aola q S S!S
nna = kTnnil lnf nf ciatefn-tQitQY.a Il 91A 4l D.
, 1864-04-24

VIZ. e. GGRxe 4 Co.:
Geuta freely g1ye you liberty make use OF the
ollowtux certificate Of the yaine Of Constitution
ntcr which can recommend In tho hixnest mau-
per.
My wife, who xas attacked With PAIN IN rhs Shout
flpisauan Of te Heart, atseaded Win Failing 81 ne
called physician, who attended her about three
months, Ehen he left her worse than he found her.
who attended her for about nine months, and willis
she Vas under his care she did not suffer quite -
vas incu1eble. 81" "taid %, ~ hsa snch eo.n.
hlnaton Of complaints Tint medic!ne given for one
this time she commenced nc uso Of Constitution
dose seemed to have the deai1ed effect and she keps
on l2rroyd'nE ssnla!y under its trestntnt and
not tsken any Of the Constitution Water foF about
four xeeks aud are happ5 to suy that II has pro-
0uced permanent cure.
VIZ. H. VAH Bx1scao1xs.
, 1864-04-24

PERIENCs or AN IRvALfD-Publisnsd f,l
t,s berent md a. I CAUTION TO YOUNG NEE
and cthen, xho suffer Rom Nervous Debility, Pre1rs
s1re Decay q Manhood, DC. supplying 1t the Rams
epred himself after undergoing considerable ausek
erY By inecs1nR postpaid addressed envelope. or.
HAfFAIE Ee9. 6sdford. K.rxa Cos y. 2,
, 1864-04-24

These accounts show some remarkable
facts:
l. That Of the whole revenue Of 355 mil
, 1864-04-24

Exports Of Provisions.
The total exports Of provisions from all ports in the
United States he fortnight ending dates near.
es: the 15th thc1st Of January, md for the sAs
time last rear, were a. follows:
Ecrf he t1Tne
, 1864-04-24

assortment CT
ScH00L AEpAEATUS,
of dtercu kfnd. that Is be found IN tho country
We bave epeetat facilities lpr tho manufacture OF
School Furniture,
which viii enable US 10 supply our customers with all
The mose approved styles OF SEATS apd IS. With.
ont the annoyance. delay, expense and damage ot
Transporting such LeaTy freight from the EAst- AN
paft1ts seeking for
Globes. Maps, Charts, Philosophical
1nd Chemical Apparatus,
anything for 1liustraon tnAl grades Of Schools,
will do well 10 give Us call.
GEO. l. c. W, SEER WOOD
118 Lake Street, Chicago.
>1e%d4E1Nf
, 1864-04-24

Jacob Singer, ,aoe rs In boxes, s1z.ss.
! G. G. Enc psel Co., e9.0ca Ds. $50.
do DO - SN.
, 1864-04-24
SUPPRESSED MELISTRUATION.

Which IN the unusr1ied teMnIe Is constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect the eceds Of
grave and danxsrops msladvs are the result mad u
made to assist nssare the suppression becomes chrol
eonetipated, night sWcsts come On, and CossuH
TON finally ends her career.
, 1864-04-24

OF Separate Et12e6 Tfeal Eo4l1Hntt3s ualto1 l1kO
one Eation:l. Union; i 1t was right to e.tabiish
such Government: II it was right to pledge our
Hvea cut fortunes, and our eacted hono.s to m1ln-
thin, preseryc, md defend It forevcr-8ot sueh il
CONSTITUTIONAL hcavenfe nA1nc what can he moro
ri.hiful than 10 defend and preserve such Con-
stitntfon and such Union aeaInst cnem:es either
ii pcsshe hat Tie Ins2lsd fathers Of the republic
were guilty Of the folly Of establishing a Govern
mcnt ihst we were Ill bocnd to defend a,aInst for
cgn agRresion SCI that all Of Us are bonnd 70 ses
enc11fced and destroyed At the hands OF Intestine
rebellion r e. .... ....,
r. Gen. sick1ee has heard probably from both
Northern snd Southern rebels that this Is not
q war for the Union, bat for the Black he.
publican party and the negro. Whit says the
lighting Democrat whose wooden crutch con
tafns more honesty aud brains than the whole
comprehend pnty: 49,: - ,,~s::::
This war, for whom Is Il wagcd. Do heal
1et II ID waeed for some ambitious leader ofa par:
fyf That II H. for the advpc5cy and estaeiisomen'
This war is waect: for America and humanttT.
Long continued cheering.] And ~. 10 not fooEo,
1hrc1Gh with the constanfy and 1ecltty becoming
Flsced: Apriause.) Tbiis val, whom docs It il,
iaa eaa u t M
and privileges and Of the 1nasees. tn
Development Of the republic as q heacou1s llrtt Il
mankind, the p1csefv1tfon Of this land hs an asy
INN to the ppprtfsed al oser the world (cheers
Thus one Of the heroes Of Gettysburg dis
hoses OF the epeclons pretense that the sout,
Ii fkdghting for Independence: :,
Understand yes5 xell- my 1ieada. that iupuls
ei The human hesEs %h,sa ssa,ps spthortV SV tnp,
hnT dnen1y rooted IN our minds nre the teaching
oi cur reyolnnonaIy history which made sacsedt
, 1864-04-24

BOARD OF TRADE.-There will
IL be an election at the rooms OF the Basr1 Ct
Trade on IEesday the sesh tnss. to m the yassnsy N
nstitn Of Col John l. Hancock from that C. nIulttse
Polls open from 10 n mill 2. ~ order Of tho
Beard. 5: >. JOHN F. BEATTY. Secy.
Chicago, APRIL q. 1gs:, apa3-d5{ott
, 1864-04-24

DEANS! SEEDS!
e 1M0 h7shels choice White Bears In new barrels,
Y ell coopertd. &c. -.. ...
ltd hnsIel. choice Timothy Seed, in new ba.s.
seSeo ara IN @p'eno'u Il. " IIyiSGsToS. "
ap1adl2a1t 2z2 West Whtef street, Milwaukee.
, 1864-04-24

OF the Land and Assessed Taxes. houses,
servants. horses aud carriages, supply about
eight tenths, the dog tax one-tenth, and 9th
er ta1es oue-tenth as follows,
, 1864-04-24
EOR IDAHO.

Il A company leaving Chicago abo1t tho trat OF
Msy viii tak tew more pnssensera 10 Fort Benton.
through BY river from this place,at
Very Low Rates-
For particrlsrs inquire Of GEO. EERlLL.N New York
ELpae. ChleaEo, ap!a. a.t4l4dlwA2sW
, 1864-04-24

Have long slnce given up the OF huchu, cubebs.
and juniper In the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use tEau, for the want Of better remedy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-22
Northern News.

The Herald says that suffi,;.nt ,.,,,,.
nave been received from all the States to
warrant The annOunceIn. nt that Lincoln
has "Trr 3o0.0O0 mnjMity Of the popular
vote. lie has carried all tho States VOTING
but three, and will have majority of 1917
IN the electoral college.
ih- W ac"us.it arrived Ht F"rtre.. Mon.
roe on Friday, ilth, with the Florida in
tow
The Baltimore American, Of IN. evening
~ 'ne Ie'h, says gold c!osed in New York
at 23Ct.
\ Telegram from Na-hvii. saws Hoods
ann, Ii st'iI enr~mprd in the vicinity of
Florence, one corps on the north side IF
I've river. The condi ion Of the rouds pre-.
vents active military operation, Tn. reb.
81 army renai0s comparatively quiet.
Ihe Nashville Wing says Judge Wuph,,
OF Georgia, recently n member Of the R,ch.
nond Congress-, had PASSED throagh Rash
vile ~ Washington To see what can be
done toward b'inging uboul pence.
brns; Butler, in n -prrch in New York
on'al"hd"y evening, l4th. ruid the Govern
mrm' might now pr"tfrr To the r.bels-
rendering "mnes y to them and their leaders
until the 9Th Of January. IL they hold DOT
he would !uvor IN unsparins prosecution of
the war.
McCieiisn's resignation had been accep.
ted.
The Bo'timore papers Of yesterday, re,
oeiv-d to night, state that excitement pre-.
vailed in iingrrs'"Wn, and along IN. Dor.
der from an appreh.nd-d rebel raid.
Later arrivals fiom Europe bring confir.
nation Of the departure of S-mues from
the bay OF Funchal. on an artned vessel
called the New Alabama"
Capt Morris, ot tie Florida, telep raphed
The capture OF that vessel to the Conf.der
ate agents IN London. Til. Times ra,.
the seizure ~aH mn ACT Of piracy. The Her.
aid recommends all the maritime powers to
Interfere if the Florida is not given up.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-22

oo''es' congressman says 1t is necessary for q
member 70 stand good with the administration.
else he can get nothing done for his cops,i,,.
ents, and his influence is lost.
Lincoln is reelected, and the winter will
a'sc'ose his capacity to raise another armv-
N'ehmond is considered safe so long as Gran,
ID where he is and Early keeps Sheridan n,
bay. We have several months T., n,.n... -.
the shock next spring.
mr. "parro~s proposition to impose fine of
s'ooo on any nau who sells produce to citizen.
- prices higher than those fixed on by the as
SCISSORS, will help purchasers nightly. whe,h-
er It will stimulate production is auotber oues
ton.