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4 PRETTY REBEL PLOT.
President Lincoln to be Kidnapped

new YoEk. March IA Washington letter to
tho Iri1xne gives the following account Of plan
submitted by Col. Marx1aVc to the rebel War De-
part1nent IN November: One hundred and dfty
picked men were t1 o. g % secretly North and
fake RaIf,maare aaes'efs and aie4aadIia SO to
be IN a position TO- communicate dai'y
With cacn other and upon day dxea BY their lead
ct, were to assemble ln Washington for the purpose
ofmaking the eeizure. Ihe President, 1t is claim
ed, could be easily seized at quiet hour at the
church. OF on some other favorable occasion aud
thrust into carriage and driven Of: The ca1rlase
was to be Joined few mke out Of the city by TWEEN
ty.fve or thirty armed men on horseback.
It was proposed to drive to Indian Point, about
Is miles south Of Washington, on the Potomac,
two or three relays OF feet horses being stationed
on The way, where boat was to be In waiting to
croes the ayeI and land The R caRRye r. lev miles
ter ior bis captors to work their way with him
through the woods, By night into the rebel lines,
TO prevent pursu}t, every bridge between Wash
ington and
Here the lines failed
, 1864-03-21

Cotr7uUs, Ohio, March 1a-Goyernor Dsongh
received dispatch from the War Department this
evening. informing him that ftom Februs1y 1st to
Febarary 2GtI, the State Of Ohio has been credited
with 1n57 volunteers 1ur three yoars' seryicc and
aleo With 9s7 cnishnents in the regular army, from
September I'd up to d:tc, 60 far "a reported Vet
.,oinc. The records in ths Executi7e Department
show that the number Of veterans reported up TO
this care is 14,0o0. This 1eaTes the State 5000
ebort on the cau for b01 Goo men. In other words
wc now have to raise about p goo men by the 18th
or April either ly volunteering or drafting. 1t Ia
nrubable that this will be reduced to 900 by vet
70 caicriate on that result, but resolve to Ill this
arr
, 1864-03-21
VOLUME XVII.

ut al points where. .such operations are car
r1cd On; and they will NOT work their own
without security from the government, and
ofp1otection from all parties whatever.
4 great proportion Of the Union feeling of
southernres is mercenary, and they are LOYAL
tor what they can make on government con
tracts. 1t is extremely perple1ing to those
who hnSe transportation on board of steam
boats charterCd By the day, which make slow
time, and set tables at high prices, for off,
GERS, which are far cxce1led b7 common SOL
dlcrB' 1ations, as mny be well attested By the
officers ot e. The 18th Iowa veterans, who I I
cannot fail TO compliment as most
gc1tlcmanly and well behaved regiment,
low much The noble and dign.fed Interest
Of Col. Shancs' wife has to do with the family
feeling, the soldiers letters to their friends I
will leave to attest, having been IN camp
On fnrlough Of thirty days. An expedi.
tion is on board of transports going mp Red
river for thirty days, af.er which another ex-
pcdltion Of magnitude and importance is eK-
pccted. The late proclamation Of the Presi-
dent hrs brought many Of the citizens Of
70 take the oath Of allegiance md
now occupied by army officers and their fani-
lice, by boarding house keepers and contra
bands. The malter at best will be very much
mixed, as personal property and furniture
In many instances transported, by official Dig
nitaries, Us we'll as changed houses, BY the
remaining citizens themselves, before the
officers occupied them. Vicksburg is full Of
negroes to oycr1owing. The Prentice House
| is occupied as 4 hospital for them; 1t IL I'M.
dego3g Sepnir9 and is somRHs19ps soqa agd ID
Lis office in this building. Colonel
Eaton has the general supervision
, 1864-03-21
FROM NEW YORK.
rIovcmcnts in tho Army Of the Poto-
=. IuNEs

NEw YonK, March M.-The statement that the
Government has seized or threatened to seize ccr-
tain locomotive shops at the North, Is unloundcd.
We learn TINT the locomotive manufact urers have
responded promptly to the request Of the authors
lies for large supply Of these invalnable articles
The 17meS Washington special says the excite
mcnt about threatened read By Stuart has sub
eided.
: A detachment Of the enemy crossed the Kappa
Eanrcck at Fredericksburg on Wednesday night,
and the following day Col. Ryan Of the 18th PENN
sylyania cavalry captured 70 Of them.
!, On Friday morning q detachment Of the enemy
crossed at MortonseFord and drove In the 7th
Michigan pIckets. but were subsequently rcpulsed
and forced to rec1oss the riyc-.
The Two corps discharged al their pieces satnr-
dav forenoon. Perhaps this may account for the
repcrt Of firing heard al Dumfies.
There are ether Indications Of rebel demonstra-
tions. not proper TO write at this time.
Stuart Ii massing cavalry at charlottesville,
where he has three 6tigudes; he also has two at
l Fredericksburg. -,!
at Raccoou Ford IL not correct.
The 1st Michigan veteran cavalry, 1,2oo strong,
went to the front Saturday. ,,-,
Twelve dcsertera from tho 10th Louisiana have
arrived within our lines within three days. They
had eot hpld OF the Presidents proclamation, dis
fTiEn}ef IN EiIpatr1ckta raid.
, 1864-03-21
. COUSIN MAJ CAIlLEToN'S NOVELS
r EslDENoE AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOL r S a T. T.,
THOS. B. BRYAM'S

4 few lots remaining unsold IN the Cochran tract,
fronting nc haKs sn0.e @ ~ Tchns PEAT as5ag @
gain; prices lower tan have heen obtained hitherto
Dwelling on Monterey, near Calumet. wtth modern
1urroycE1eEt5 ckelp.
ranging ffom t4.o0 to S17.tuo. One Ut $1,000 near
Twelfth street on Michigan avenue.
Prairie and Calumet avenue full depth lots from Six
teeDth to TWent5 Third street.
Block II (exctpt whatls RESERVED for our owroecu.
p1ncy> In the market, the lots having depth Of
HON to 4 feet with horse and steh cars close at
hand, beautiful REV OF the Lake and hNxbost good
sewerage, &C. Houaea be built at unifoTm aneo
from the street, to leave the lawn with sirubbery
already planted, in front
In the North Division several choice rea1dencea on
North Laaallc street. Good house corner OF Wondal
street Co. Lots also fronting south Illinois street
near Wo1cost. on Pine. Ohio. &C.
Park. Washington md other streets cast OF the Park
= FOis suBi1YIS1OE.-Seyeratb blocks IN the South
and West Divisions. one In the Nch tract. one In INC
BUEKEss rR0FERT1 ~-sou.t, watur st.ce:: 8, g
feet front, corner TunrBg to river. Lake elest
corner and river front. street and river front
Monroe street lot nety fcat oacc% Two st3ses oS
store. &c. 80 EE1lh9aass1'9t aes
, 1864-03-21

CLARK STREET LOT FOR
~ SALE.
LOT AED :DR1cK BUILDING.
On Clark street, between Madison and Monroe streets,
II BY les deep. :.
Also a number Of houses and lots, building lots
riYcr lots farms and Illinois lands.
SAMUEL A. SARGENT
Real Estate Agent, No. 4, Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-03-21

NEW YonK. March 20.
The Hsrold7e Weat Virginia dispatch Of the 10TH,
says some bloodhounds with which they Ind been
hunting conscripts and thirty negroes, were cap
tured By tie rebels ffou, plantation near Fort
Pike. md were rctakcn on the Gth
There was rot IN armed rebel within sixty miles
Of Madsonyille, except, possibly, few eti1ssle7s.
"A number Ct rebel soldiers, paro!cd at YicksbarG
and Port Hudson, who are endeayorlng to avoid
cunecription, were BROUGHT in.
Large quantities Of cotton were discovered in the
county through which our forces tra7ersed, but
could not be removed for back Of transportation
The sentiment. of the people was Enthusiastically
Uplop, "A portion Of tie Sd Maryland oonscrip!s
, 1864-03-21
FROM sEE2ENGFEELD.
nTiIttary ChangcS-ArFlraI of Troops

HE1l1tAry ChongcS-arFlral OF Troops
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SrmsoT1KID, March 10. 1864.
The fth Illinois cavalry, having ro-enlisted, viii
arrive in this State in few days. This Is but the
advance guard Of the brigade to which 1t belongs.
1t will bc followed In few days By the 9th md 7th
Illinois and cd 1own cavalry regiments, and detach
ents of the I'd and Sd Illinois cavalry. This b11g.
edc ia part Of Gen. Gdcrson's cavalry division
The 11th Illinois Cavalry Of veteran yoluntccrs,
recently arrived at Camp Butler, viii have public
dinner md reception On Monday next
The engineers on the Great Western Railroad,
who assisted in the STRIKE wero paid of ycsterdny
and others put in their places. .,.. .>
Battery 1, I'd Artillery mississippi Brigade, and
the elst Illinois infantry, will be paid OF and mus
tered in to-day, and start for tho field,
FoIty.four recruits arrived yesterday. . =.
Srn1NGFMLD, Marct 10, 1868
The following has been receiSed ut this office:
HEApQuARTEAs o. 8. F0RcEs, Rio GnAMoE,
BKowNsrnLR. Texas, Feb. II, 1SG4-
To Gov. Yates, Springfield III:
The S7th illinois, infantry, Col. Charles Black
Commanding, have re-enlisted as veteran yolun
teers and are now on their way home. They have
done yeoman's service for the caase. and have
proved gallant. representatives Of your and theI1
State. desire to call your attention to them
trusting they will receive such welcome home Al
they deserve. .
am, ve1y respectfully, your ob't servant
~. HER1oN, Maj. General.
The regiment will reach Chicago Tuesday even
ing or "Wednesday morning. -. .
, 1864-03-21

-F~1,e observation-disclosures Plantations
An Interesting Review.


Ftom our Special correspondent.l
-, V.cksnuno, Miss, 14azch IL, 1864.
ro 4,o o-mv 4he f,5snosftion of tie negro is
- e,,,,foo+ ~ rr7gn,,t;c nrororfions.
becoming eu"Jees VI S,eA~ e,.1,t;.-o..;s
and unless 1t 10 renewed ~ luz pnlanenop!s 9'.
1or,.ltv ond .,eneyolcucc In the organization
Aos"'' 49, s..,;... ~ +bn so1;,;ors r.
OF sanitary con1nies1oae ~ ~ 1, -,
will be SO ofeSbnraenea "s ~ noIe3>s04", ~ 4n1-
IFnc T1 constant ,nercss to our lines Of refugees
', -, s..s'sta rS .,,ocl- with ercrr shade Of
bo1h ~hlte ooo o'AeA' w. -
color between tue t"os VINO AA'e @fa'c ciea y
long distances, exposed to inclcmenc'es OF
The weather, aud without food or clothing,
Plesen. ..!1 sp .sa~e.tr aest;+n+,on md sntf.r-
-outSteane IN poverty oese'eulon ,-na.,e. auu aa
ing the worst class Of pauper emigratton
which land upon our Atlantic shores. The
,,a,ru If the hf,ssissinui river are lined with
nsrno ,n h ,,n1s M and rude cabins, among whom
there is vast amount Of destitutlon, staasa-
finn and sickness. The late expedi-
49,. - cho-rn.n mn their return to
W., .oI ,.u y. sui ,raaI,+ . :, from ton to
s1ckhbu1g, tfougut N aom - ~ ~ ,r..
very many died on tue route. They were
4nlen ;mned,atc,v- ,,,o,rd transnortg md
-a.,+ =. arTs-".. -. -. 49, -;,,a- ,nost1v
IN ~ ;rfnr.naa II pie +haeo " i'a ~ nod +hem II
'ar n n1ormea o. inoso .ao Mno n1a u dest;ned
Tnr ScT ~ nas,sa s 'antot; ,,o~a nm oTe
snortersd o4,d ds,,p!,-1.a5 ns ,s,1 se re- hv
10 GoVcrnment ~, ~ ~ e q 5.i-9 frn;1
9Maon -, tu.a1.., - .osy are 9yng uoha -
nost imnossi6c for a9 es ~ ~, snnn1g t
them With The renerai tcndcrcr ~ ~ c,anae nr9
~ 1,,cir hab;ts tS Tie arwr rat9o3,s VI anS
rrrat r. scorhntie f3fscssc roatna T. t14 g4oIdr4
ant that some measures be ;,nme'iate1y m ee
Thcre IL m rraknn why 1hcv shon,d r. In r.
suffer alti,onch there eeems to BE- Int iii 1{tt1e n
ieelinr exhibitcd by many officers in the
army who talk Is il their extinction was a. ra-
1her to be desired than otherwise. Tue cx-
trcme scarcity and high prices Of provisions,
makes 1t matter OF certainty, that great
many will die Of starvation espe-
, 1864-03-21

Rev. DR., Bellows Going to California.
Tho trustees of All Souls Church held
meeting last Saturday, at which they decided
to give Rev. Or. Bellows o leaEe Of ABSENCE
Of Six months, supplying the pulpit while he
is aWay. Dr.. Bellows intends to visit Cali
fornia. chiefly on business GO connected WIN t
Rev, =. Stair King, who was deeply interest
ed in the work, renders it necessary for some
responsible rcrson connected with the Com
mission to visit California on Its behan-N.
r Et.4.fng Fbsl, March 1G.
, 1864-03-21

LOUISVILLE, March a.-Hughes, Ferguson and
Snort arc on this side Of the Cumberland river
with 5G0 rebels. On the morning Of the 10th they
attacked ono Of Gen. Hobson's canps near Ben
a loss Of four killed and several wounded. Next
daY near Selma Gen. Hodson's cavalry attacked
tie rebels under Col. Hamilton, killing and wound.
Hodson has nearly broken up all guerilla bands
aloor tie Cumberland river, many whereof n1e
daily eu11cndcring themselves.
, 1864-03-21

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-Tht primary meet
tn9s OF conventions 20 eject Delegates to the
Union State Convention On tho twenty -fo1Erh, have
question at iss,o IL, shall State Conventions send
delegates to the Baltimore Convention WIN are
ffiealt er opponents Of the nomination Of S5aa-
factions profess to tayor the nomination Of Preai
dent Ifncnfu
, 1864-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1874
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
The House WIS to-day devoted to speech making.
MI ARNOLD, Of H., spoke Of reconstruction,
saying: Liberty is the corner stone and Abraham
Lincoln the architect"
ment to The Constitution, declaring that slavery
Ecinc Incompatible with republican government, Is
aholished throughout the United States. Hs a.
der to establish domestic tranquility, aud secure
the BLESSINGS Of liberty to all men subject to on
laws. He concluded by saying thas liberty must be
NJ WILDFR. Of kansas, made speech in favor
Of conducting The wsr as Il against foreign na-
f{on Adjourned.
, 1864-03-21
St. Lous Market.

leFeclal Dlep0tct to the Chicago TTibnnc-J
ST. Lou1s, March 19.
TonAcco-In tho main the market is unchanged
though lower grades Of lugs are lower. Sales com-
prize lhds scraps at 360a55 80 do green lugs at
342oG6se; do factory do &tlo@6os do planters lugs
&e.Cl9co II do common shipping Leaf, S10.0o9isoo:
do medium do, sl3109l7.Go; Z do medium manufac.
turing do, s18SG222.ao; do good do 10 $50
do inc do eS775- Bids On IS hhds we're rejected q
boxes Bold ut &2-1G81510.
P8oy1s1oNs-Bacon-ssleso OF Is casks shoulders at
eku; 70 do shoulders and clear sides at 9c for shou
de1s and &c for aides. Lard and Grease-sa1ea Of
81 erces steam lard ut 1c "a do white grease at 1c
10 inferior white at 04c.
, 1864-03-21

fays al HE Conspiracy in kentucky to tnru tie
siate over to the Cpnicderatea, I'VE doaht not no
list there is come foundation 70. tae romoE b5t
n Tentncay are intensely and passionateay an1-
Ions for tie triumph of rebellion within her limits.
It advises, however, the .withsta1dlng o. the IN.
vading hosts at OF beyond OCT borders aa toe 9sss
mems Of keeping rebel sympathf1e1s qo1e' "'u'a
II i B. Flint, Professor Of Surgery ia he Lou
fsriilc university Of edctne,a rattrc OF ooaAs:et
Mase.. died this morning otnpople1y.
, 1864-03-21

numbering 200, formerly rebel eoldicrs from Fort
delaware, Who took tho oath Of allegiance, have
the facr OF tho enemy. The cavalry marched l41
miles. before returning here By steane- aom
, 1864-03-21

= . 'CA4TTAH6oGA+ 8Ht0.U 1SG4<
The railroad Is completed to Ringgold. The
train pasEe1 down today. A number Of prominent
officers visited the front and found al quiet.
Ridge yeatcsday and carried 'oG Unloa citizens.
No other rebel movements arc reported. Muster
ing officers say largo numbers arc yet reenllstinS
rs Yeternna
, 1864-03-21

NEW YonK, March 1s-Mobile paPcrs aa o. NE w u
lind on Daurhin Island, thinking it unoocapled :;
but happening catch right Of the @ so..
diers concealed and Whiting to receive taGm1 t9s5
hastily retired, aftcrwa1dE fuIionsly shenlng tae
woods" They also say Union picket boats are
Esconpoiter1ng with inpunity to the foot Of fofs
, 1864-03-21

NEW YonK, March 1e.-Ihe steamer Ellen TesEy,
from Newbeln, n. c., March 18th, has arrived
Tsrn nf our prisoners Wrrc frozen to death On the
way frou Richmond to Americas, Ga. Thirty-one
escaped from the cara. ,,,-
The banging Of aity.one un!oq soldiers At hanSs
nt The ed North Carolina regiment (white], has
, 1864-03-21

Especial Dlsp1fch 10 the Chicago Tf!bune,J
CNcIHNAT1, March ~. 1861
-TmsKY-Good demand and the market Is 1rmer st
SIC.
. Pkov1s1oNR-General features OF the market se-
NAN about last reported. Mess pork dull and city
could have been bought to-day at s22 2ooS22
Iatter for choice brands but very nt.le inquiry,
Country held at s2o@2o5o The stock Of old mess Il
nearly exhausted and quotations are nominal. Bu1s
shoulders in fair demand ut s@8Ho for light to extra
htary with but few oGetInE :stco ns sold al 8: on
The SPOT, and 900 pcs to arrive ut the ngure
Sides II good dsna9d at eSaeNc for hight to extsa
1ic csnvaased packed, with At lsXe; sugar
cured hams in good request - foE the best
ut G4@12kc, without buyers.
, 1864-03-21
From Europe

NEW lor5, March 19.-The steamship Cits Q,
Dalti1ro ore, from Liverpool the 9Th and queenstown
abo 7th, ntrived this morning. ,,. ~
4 Copenhagen dispatch, dated on & he nls6s baq o.
the cay the Austraans have arrived nejoTe Uap
neI and an nttack on that place is shortly execu-
ied also that hose districts Of sch'esw1g not oe
cnricd by ApEtra and Prussia troops, haVe electea
-, d-nEnrE ~ +hn TtorfHh RfHefAad, il.
, 1864-03-21
Milwaukee Market.

Especial U1spAtCh % INC ChIca8o 1f1bu1eJ
i. 80 MILWAUKEE, March 70, 1854.
F1ouR-stca6y, quiet and unchanged.
GaAN-Wheut easter. Receipts OF q. 900 bu. Sales,
1000 No sprtug At u. .15h @115H 5000 bu at buyers
option all the month, at $1.16. Oats quiet md un
changed S1lcs: cc0 bu In store at 6oc. Corn stea
dy SAles 40 bu she1led. on track, attic Ear
ley dull and lower Sales: 20 bu prime, al
cs; 10 bn do At $.,2s; 600 bu do at Si-2o. Seeds
dull. Sales: ECO bp prime Timothy at t2.25.
-pRov1E1oss-pressed Hogs; sa1es: heavy al
1850.
, 1864-03-21

Young MEMS ASSOCIATION
l. Election March 18th, 1861.
REGULAR TICKET.
FOR PRrsDKsT:
HENRY MI. SNIEPARD~
Attorney at Inv.
FOE Y14sT WOE r1EsHEHT:
GEORGE NJ. KIMBARK,
OF Hall, Ki1nbark 4 Co.
FOR SECOND y1cx rnxs1pzST:
U.H. CROSBY,
ofU. S. Crosby Il Co.
FOR corresponding SECRETARY:
!. raoRNE GARRISON
Attorney at Law.
ror E1coRp1.so axgKrTARX:
WILLIAM D. KERFOOT,
OF Walker 4 Kerfoot.
POE TREASURER:
d., JACOB g. CONRAD,
Banker.
euAr1SCEf T. BOWEN. Of Bowen Bros. -
CHARLES II. CRAM, with Doggets, Bassets L Ililla
.J.W, SMITH. Agent c. B. 4 O. R. r,
JOHN B. DRAKE, Of Gage 4 Drake.
Gl1DEET r. SMITH. Of Philip Waaawosth d Co,
F.W.LUDLOW. Agent OF Grover = Baker s. n. Co
TN. BATTER. OF T. y. Baxter & CO. ;.
=
, 1864-03-21

CrEc1kKA!1, March 19.-DiepAtches from Colum-
lug TO the Department OF the South, have been o.
dcfcd to the nI1ny Of the Potomac.
~ Under the last call Tor troops, Ohio is short
, 1864-03-21
Tho Enr7t uffN1d T&fRAHtGTe


ErElsGFR1p, Maes-, March 19.-E]ght persons
have already died from the effects OF the Injuries
they rectased In tho recent cartridge mandatory
GIIi1sfnu.
, 1864-03-21

NEW TonK, March ao-The Herald's New Or
leans letter OF the 17th says that Col Tets, With
the Pd MorTlapd cavalry a11ircd yesterday from
Madssonyillc. They had secuted from Madison.
vile nearly Ill the country between the Ta1gihaho
and Pearl Rivers. The 9th and 10th battalions ol
Tnuleiana cavalry were driven from the Chappa.
uella river, and number OF them Wsse captured.
, 1864-03-21

N0FEmCnfA OF QfeH. 4RT1nK4
C1NcrsNATI, March 90.-Llcut. Gen. Grant and
staff arrived here this morning and LEFT tonight
for Washington,
Major Gen. sherman also arrived this morning.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-Geo. Grant passed
through here tonight, en- route for Washington,
and Gen. Sherman en- route for Cincinnati
, 1864-03-21
Destructive Fire.

YIscES*Es, Ind, March s0.-The foundry and
entirely CONSUMED By fire this afternoon. Nothing
was saved but the books and 4 few patterns. LOSS
between ten and twelve thousand dollars. No in
sutHnca
, 1864-03-21

MENTAL .NOTICE-Dr. T.. A.
i L , 1OGUE having rcturued from EurG5e, will b
at the service Of his friends ald paue1ta, heretofore,
rcsuutpg lis pract1ec at h1a former office, III Lakes
mills 1Es4 st F-JUaX net
, 1864-03-21

Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
: =. Dn1paKpoET, H., Match l9, 1B64-1 p. NJ
Canal frozen over soud-Eiyer ditto far n c.a be
, 1864-03-21

GEO, r. CHITTENDEN.
roe FIRST VICE PRESIDENT:
HENRY ". HINSDALE,
OfH. II, uinsda.o Co.
FOB sEcoSD VICE rRsspraT:
CIIAS. II. REED,
OF Knox 4 Reed.
FOE CoRRxspoNpISa BEcnErAEY:
JOHN ROWLAND THOMPSON,
OF TEomps.n + Bishop.
FOE REcospISu SECRETARY:
d. r. HATHAWAY,
Cashier fremont House.
FOB r1EAsuREE:
IRA HOLMES,
Cashier Third National Bank.
=. FOE MANAGERS:
CHAUNCEY T. BOWEN,
or Bowen Brothers.
ED. 8. ISHAAI,
Attorney ut Law.
ALFRED COWLE8,
OF Chicago Tribune.
s. c. BALDWIN,
Superintendent c. 4 II. r. Go.
VIII. SPRAGHE,
OF Lewis, Pags 4 Co.
nIURKf NELSON,
or hurry Nelson q Co.
GEORGE TAYLOR,
QfJ.H. Wicker T. Co.
uah122w.ead
, 1864-03-21
Nf1l1 advertisements.

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, 1864-03-21

General instruction An aid to Teachers and Learn m
ess Ia every branch Of Musical KnoNledSes y III w
Afiolph Eef1hard MsrI. Translated b. Geors9 nass
rome nom tho original German.
Tha above valuable work, npely bound T. cGt1: .:snd
Inst been Dpbli1hed by Tho undersigned Wao ~ nrns
copies hy na Of eterwiss on receipt q 'HS
III =. =. OLIVER pT1Soa Eet oQ'"'a.
, 1864-03-21

n VOICE 1r6" MOTH CuroTfua.
New. ioRk. March 19.-The Henderson N. c.
Tina etatcs that ninetcnths Of tho people Of tut
county hnrc a3gued petition to Governor Ysnce
sal4iuC him to call State Convention.
, 1864-03-21

Cold Weathcr-The Mississippi River
Closing up Again.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
LACROSSE, March 10.
Tie thermometer Is several degrees below Zero
here to-duy, and the River fn]l Of sharp new Ice.
The fe1ry boa. Crosses with difficulty, and no other
boats are likely to run for q few days. The Clara
Hines, which started up yesterday, is stuck On tho
bar below the Wnbashaw. The river has closed
again 1T Hnstinge.
, 1864-03-21

A1nAxy, March 19-The Canal Board hare adout.
I'd report in favoF Of cnlargin9 the Esie nnd g.
Weeo taoa1. The plan II 10 widen these canals
and enlarge the locks 40 - to admit larger vesseas
, 1864-03-21

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