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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10
WHINING ron, n. G., MARCH 3, 1861.

The Raleigh papers of Tuesday deceived here to-
day. contain address Of Governor VANCE on the
condition of the country, delivered at WilksborO n.
g., Feb. 22nd, 8C4. A short hand report, by q.
CLINTON STEDNAN.
The address, which appears to be very well aud ac
curatcly reported s quite long as long, we think, as
Mr.. DAVIS last regular Message to Congress- 1t is
characteristic effort and although should be sorry 10
compare Governor VANCE to ABE LINCoLN, still it
must be confessed that he dos somewhat resemble that
unhaudsome parsonage IN proclivity for OEiDg and
atoEy telling that little in keeping with the gr87
iy Of the SUBJECTS under discussion and yet there is
tact displayed in the mode of introducing these stories
and n their adaptation to mixed audience that marks
Governor VANCE asa great stump speaker aud goes
far to account for his popularity with the masses.
Although the address is in form rather stump
speech than Cla5sically arranged political uterance
il is yet not without many strong points aud occa-
sonalIy very cogcnt reasoning Of course Governor
VANCE could not let the occasion pass without avalng
himself of the opportunity it afforded for pitching into
the secessonists while to notion be fails to take
sufficiently high ground upon the justice OF
from FIRST to last In these respects we think his ad
dress falls short OF the requirements OF the situation,
but the firm ground which he takes against the Con-
yention agitation and the clear and eogen reasoning
with which be combas the arguments OF The Convention
ists-the socaIe1 Peace men, go far towards
ing oil defects, and atoning for all errors
We cannot publish this very long document to-day,
but will do so at earliest convenience, when We
shall take occasion to accompany the publication by
such comments as may seem to as to be right and
proper
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10

Gov VANCE AND ABE LINCoLH.-Some folks don't
like our having mentioned yesterday Old Abe in the
same sentence with Gov. VANCE. If they will only
glance at the address in todays Journal they will
that so far as ausion to bis joking procvies is
csrued we were only following the usrious example
set ns BY the Governor hmselE-D. yo,rao! 4't.
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$1,000 REWARD.

I have NEVER authorized any person to take anv of
IL my kosla Spirit Casks or Lumber from Heading Bluff
Black river uuderstaud the same has been ntcferred
with.
will pay One Thousand Dollars for Information given
that will enable March County Cou to iadite Of
tending parties
A. Il. VANBOKKELEN.
March 2. 3.2t
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NOTICE.

A PPLtCATlON will be made by the undersigr to the
N President and Directors of the Wimir Ion i Man
chester Railroad Company, for the Certificate
No BOB, for five shares OF Capital Stock standing in
The name of T. +. Robson, deceased.
SAhL BUNTING, Com'r
FeO Ilth, lo1 l3l.tt-2I.6t
s-Aarion e. c. Star publish C weeks, and send bill
O this office.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII PERSONS Indebted to the estates John Cooper
~ Brice Rotan and Arnold Ennett, Will please
me- ment, and all having claims against the
aforesaid estates will please them duly authentic
ted the law Directs within three months for pay
this notice will be pleaded In bar u their recovery
This, the 26th day Of Februarp, Ik64.
Fl. h. SAHDLIN, Admir-.
March 81 23.2*
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TN THIS CASE it appearing that the defendant Daniel
l. " Teachey is nonresident ordered that publication
be tix weeks in the Weekly Wilmington Journal
notifying the said Daniel W. Teachey appear the
Equity to be ted for said County and State Oh
the fourth Monday of March and plead answer or
demur to said bill the will be taken pro confesso
and set for hearing eTpdTe as to him.
Witness my hand officially 18th Feb, A. D.. 1864
JERE PEARSALI4, c. NJ. f.
Feb IT, isG4 IPr. adv sal 22.st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10

SsrCt. = Faro, Co. 3.
eergt. - Quinn, Co. F.
Sergt. Fl. W, Holiday, Co. H.
. Sergt. J. W. Upchurch, Co.
Sergt. Frank P. McIntire, Co. c.
Corporal w. Hockaday, Go. (.
Private Fl. Ross, Co. h.
Private G. o. Hoskins, Co. A.
Private E. B. Latham, Company g.
Private ID. W. Boyles, Co. D.
FRANK P.
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WANTED
A Compel ENT GROOM to take charge Of a Stallion
n for the ensuing Spring
&. J. howard.
Feb. 25th 1864. n3-5tA23-?t
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WILKERsOH 81 Co,
ATILL BUY and sell Gold and Silver, Bank, Treasury
w and Fundable Note Bonds, Stock &C., at
81 MARKET ST RECT.
Feb. 3nG ImA
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Psovo2T MARsHAL's CFFIoE,

A negro man was recently burnt in Rnea GounIy'
Tenn by the ankees because he had the snal PoA'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

In Equity, Bill for Foreclosure.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10

The following extract relative to the late Battle n
Florida is taken from communication to the Lake
City Columbian" written, by A. T. BANKS E q who
, 1864-09-13
HcCIellan with the Soldiers.

lEIo1n tuo ~. /. 1FlpUnet sept. 81
We hear from an officer eminent in com.
Inaud ii tha army Of the Potomac, that tae
Ctieago Pladstm has killed Mcclellan with
the soldiers. t*Suppose that In mis- reply to
the Committee appointed to inform him OF
his nomination: he should assume erouud
oatefde OF that Platform. with tho view o1
winning back bis popularity With the army
ana Of sagisg the military vote :" inquired
b3atander Of this general officer. "It mould
do no GOOD, cir. The soldiers are INTELLIGENT
This very point has been discussed afnonr
item. They have watched the DELAY in biz
seceptance Of the no noniration, and they per-
fect1y we'll understand tha anxiety to see
how the Chicago Platform WAS received by
tie army, before ths men who framed i
thculd irrevocanly take their stand upon il. u
No letter that Mcclellan can write can noasf-
bly, change the ground he has ssood on fsT yjne
daXs-taat OF the candidate off party that
proposes to the men wis have been firhting
the rebels for threcJesrs, and whlppto: the q
for three years, to staec II cir arms and stand
BY nud see Copperhead politicians make q
peace, that shall acknowledge the rebel
government, or practic lily surrender every
advantage NJ hxva 10 b1oodily won during
the war.
, 1864-09-13
CHICAGO LUmBze HARKHr,


NoNDAy ETT1Ixs. septernberla
Aukbet-ihe receipts On Saturday Were aluaoss
eon1ns but with North ttrsly Wind bio v1n~ at,.
Jstte1da1 ncrninf larEe Eest Of has n rYsa
principally from Nus. ekcn, aad fstr quantity ffon
Grapd River. AsnitoToc and osonto, Tho na..kat
nas es:n mora thai usually asuys, sud price. hava
ruled arm At previous quota ions.
sHiNGLss-1a insll supply. Market astys and
Urn tut without qu1tkblc change.
LATH-In fair supply Prices rule rra, and IN.
market II Asure ana unstanked,
CARGO sALRa TO-DAY,
Cargo tcff Foster, iran Auskekoc, sold by John
stn. IS Uo ieet lxnser, itzipt goo1 At $al cargo
sefr 1srseF, from Must egcn. sold By Mason Davis
s#o fo lumber s'ztps at IS ~; caro- schr *.
AprlEsnf, 1ttu AAultoEoc. solf By Mcdonald 7rCcd
feat lumber, ali str1ps 1t s.5co 1oio pe1 Ian at
325: cage sthr =. Frederick, from Nn1kexoa, sold
By Ea1srnan o,ofo feet coanen lamber s.rips. 1t
st8sf; ca1Eo scr Fyomlnx, from Grand Riyaf, tod
BY o. Brewster, 1s'..co feet lnnber, rtripa
1t s2l.o'; sam pea lath It slo7; sarSo tchr
VIM Ald1ich, from Two Rivers, sold By Fyit, s5poo
llpmseF. st1ips. t:oss; 1se,tss pcs lAta At S42s
, 1864-09-13

cs5gn sefT Samuel Hall, 'rsu oesAs, a,la ~ Gesy,
In .ga lumbar STRIPS. 1t ss:n:Gl3oo; lso:s pcs
lAtb, At 4s.H cargo Rebr kcNAls ftom Gran RIVER
scsa by Irish Fuller, M II lumber, " strips, bal
acc Z Lied 1t 3d. o.; cargo srhr He1eu.s. from
AusfeE<n. reid bJ A"rtec. 5000 Il iuaeo., caarso
cennoB. n s1sft; cargo sc1r F1shsr, iron nn.xe.
,, tald By sman C., % # tuublr Il strip. con.
mnr, ~ slatCo: e.rso schs OctAv.A. from
sid b. Viii TroHbr1egc, 1ese:s n lumber. rsed
xttrtrs at SCI; cargo schr Sea Gull from anttovoc
sid bT Mc''trald. es.oeo feet lumber boards aad
strips. at x17.oo; csrgo schz. Abigail from Grand
nyet rod By J. Carries, 90 fest good sas4 Inc
b y, rt-lps At u .0c; cargo schr Fanny Fioy, rem
Mpsieson. sold oy Merrill. ss.foi FEET lumber.
st1n., balance bossa'. dc, II SAT- 20; car:7 scar
n. Gets. from Pen.Water. sold b. Fart s Max:vslI
etts II ct lumbar. enmoa, Ielsss AID sclatl,nss u
SO %; esres schr sea Gem. from Auakessn sold by
Bier cffras "a fees lumber, srlne. ttrlps pa1aace
r,1ec 1t x1re31s ~: CAIRO sshr. Teia.rs,a. Il AL
Muck. eo1, aole BY o. Bsew>sez 10 eds taosls bo
II fig O. sa ~ shaved thin.s' Il sia car.= sch,.
Rcso Dcus.n IN. from Auske=oa. telt by U,rt 4
Maxwell, 40 isss Lumbar, s1tps ba1s.cs boars,
At fHtet.
, 1864-09-13

1 T.
n 1chanEed. L1xsxs II 1ederats suppl,. Asrfet
:r sea.as
fAF .essist: ~. nsa @ :, present quo,aasn.. aaPxs
"a S3so: IL S2o:p:s. e" 5'GSs Il: ,ss
srees Ap56fss. 5Gso 81 i,r 9aots;
ftssR f5ssR,: .gHSss ssss!an soohaz
Peaches: bus .............-.-. 9bt@ ia
S!.Rsss Sss.ss:. s:.......::....:: :: Is e Z
5Gts II q 4oi
s!es.sa Sraos ps1 os.iss e lss
I.nen:, ase1 sf!es, Ffsn:s H:e3eSs
.sS:; M s::;4 .sR:s;'ssss
Fss4sS o:;s ss.t1.; ;t:Issz sa +
aepIee.n.n i snd II: present do1axsrsS tea.
esey ~ Ttsa ~ psees' aad u Causing fuysrs 10
Aspss' A,iS soasaefn eas a.,
p Gppsrsd fs.eas, nal1a;...: :.....A9S2H e
sefeo rs'e4'1iE 1oiEIar 1ir:;;' 3aui;. '.'......n 6a
E:!.in:-L.fs"F E:!:in:-E po9s.....s:s esn
fis.-sanns. fs IT, '':."...:.. .:...::.:::.: !.
fsanss u s,h. .: e:s.:...:..... es"........'... =
Pesfs+ Bob e1nlan. #A............... i5xs5 z
6AEEines' d ii
t;Ams-Pn 111x Gnicx;y. Il; mai; ,oa.to. - Q a
@ Tstg ,a.n :. 1ecs1pt; 80 hsm a lis, ! dos. W1Lp
nt p e.ent quotations sS1F4 IN mode.
Prstr1s Chickens. u oz, ..-. a,~
III %'s ps:;: <'z ::: ash: 81:
Inines TE.1,ox ;.:...: .......,..... O 50
III re- *sa. FHoz................. Hoz. ellis
MIX 1f1 - vea 4tkSi M thlpped, I.hGl ~.
bsT RSn RSn .9ea .9s n T1 n.ae Of
q q. caLe o. lHc = On previous quotsstors otaer
We quote: SAF'e1' @o"sod"as~
6setn KS sase Itmmnd.. .11Kal3 c.
NJ Fnnf f,imm.S .-'..'............-...l1 ais ..
Eip, Green ealfet. .Itmmed...,'...........H Gis
Esu sGteeo eaited. trimmed. ,.,..,.,,...n 634 =.
, 1864-09-13
1t1 Exception fro1 State or Municipal Tn,
Auan.

Bat eade from n tAe adYsrs9es1 IN ,.v.
nsEastd. sDec1sl Aor OF Conxfess xxxwrr. Az
RosDs ARD TnkAsUaT nor1s 1xox 1so.r 49,
x1o1. On aa AEexsEs. sA's exemption IA gor,.
shout two psE csat. ps< Aaauzs, s:eardtn1 - ~.
raa* 1f'a1a;iea Il vArious parts at ahe county,
II Is believed that no secp,,uo, srxr % .,,..%
Aaee1ents to lenders ~ taosa ,ssuea b, tae aoIwo
G. asflitJ efg1yas4 parties ee ock c,rn..,.s -
se2aFhss eonH uIlaes. oa.Y, IL pladgsd for oa,n-
WINE he ~so1e p'oosrts Ct rho Country i. hsid to
1scnse TIE etschAe1t u all ss4 ocI1eat,oss a, ~
Untt&d States. Ne
srnschH@1oSs WILL nE E7cz1yxp b7 tia rrsnx.
afst ef UAto etAssa. At Va sinGtca tn ssyeras
21d b. No
, 1864-09-13
FINANCIAL lND Ci,&HsMgHEE>.
HON KTA4X.
MONDAY. EvBH1Ns. Sept. II, 1884.

MONDAY EvBHms. 5ept, II, 1884.
The money market to-day was excessively dull
-bueiueas harins been partially neglected on a.
connt OF the decline in god. Thsre II very little
prodnce pape, offering, ,zhippers having been forced
ont Of the market By spectators. who are now
busy at work in trying either to hold OF buy, under
the impression that gold will rally again, and
.a1ord them large prods.4 The bknsera, however,
are 20 ehors Of currency that 1t is re1y difficult to
procure ad7auces on warehouse receipts, pntlcu-
larlJ In the lace Of falling market.
The market for eastern exchange remains asts
principally On account Of the scarcity OF currency,
- there is comparatively little Offering The buy
Ing Eate Is generally Il discount, but sons houses
did net pay over Il. The ususl selling Fste "as IS
diaeouht, and to bankers 4 discount
Gold opened at sa6H and gradually fell TO III,
when It rallied and closed at ut. Later dispatches,
received b. produce dealers gave quotations OF
ssGss x, but they were not considered reiable
The following are the quotations telseraphed to
James Bo3d, rpId-brpker:
, 1864-09-13

every loys1f.t with tongue in bis head 20 to
eF*rf doubtful man In his ne1ehaorhood, and
rason the cafe with him e,rnestIy AID c-n-
didlJ. All men who CAS- list5u to reason can
be msde TO sec 1hetur 4itude Of the Cutcaso
scheme Tor tie overthrow Of the R.puoilc,
Mr. are ministers in their pulolts t. Be ex-
e.pt from this Deeded service Let than
take ut and early opportunity to make knowa
the Christian duties Of citizen to Ills cauu-
IT, trs y !. such such erlsls as this. If any pow hold
away on that accnnzt, let not the minister
he outwitted By this poor str4t,g.n, but
Immediately visit bin at his store OF aouso-
IN no case letting auy man find corner Of
refuge IRON the seatchiug argument aud ~
peal; II eFtrJ good citizen shall do his duty
1or the next two months, there will then fol-
low loEf years OF peace and liberty, In which
to reflect On The Sweetness Of having served
epe's csuntr} at time wbea she most need
cd service. Ged sare the Republic!
, 1864-09-13

Il PURE TONIC.
s'nFssc4 entirely sf Vegetable sabRzesss,
P03lT1VE CURE FOR DYsPEParA
AsD D1s2As.s RESULTING FROM
Disorders OF the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
Ao WKAksNRD AND DbEILITATEp FRAME
B3coAH fEHEWED WITH All, TH1
VGoE or nEALTH. BY 4
FREE USE or
THSM
EsEeG7bes, :hsr th,s Btttara IA mar ., .,.n.
nixt1rs. ha<sscan dr1sk or = snfnt,tnt. a. ,-
4ad Cannot iHlfdlcnaAs n:sassa tad v1ca Il druaIE
nsss into yeRx tA17.hA4.
% %sa wAat son statng to cfx~a9thsu You9
10 JSu wat = aooa Appcursi
u Jnu V13s ta Bu,ld m vnur caxxtituttan7
h yoa wa2t "a Essl wauf
Do you ~sst 70 sst I'D af Aa=yo1snssaG
1o Ju1 WAn: Eu71y1
"a Joz WELL "a Esep %anf
d you want siH11sk ana V,xrsxzx Yea;,uvx
II Eoa Do. "a HooFLANDs GKRAAH pIT1.xz.
os.zt r. =. fqo.:nx ,ynpsea. zsscitzx s
xp;,se;;,i IT,; is7;:s y s;:.;s ns
aesd, Acidlt} Of The 5t5Esat,
.!I1.. IS3sss e 1eMsFtnsS5a. n1.x = 10 Tosa.
81 'ssSsa: !; sa5ss !; Esfsst % ! e IT +,
ID Paeas sssas2 Hastsf,ai # : assa
C3oK1zx rr 8n6ac.tlne ssasaa ons vfes 1n IL.
al 1ds p.h 1s*a e &c nss.
~ = Pessstsat1os, 1eilowness Of 10 ssis
asak. satuinx u ia T;s.se.
5;s!:..;Ss sss|; ;s;s'sis.s:'' ~ ~:
, 1864-09-13

Ooh
/ S.Aalhsm no.f....E ass
RaA1oS ATfe1,.... 3t@t31S
! Oy.aoeo, 1olr.-.. &3t7A9
0yloo&a good At2.
&FtG.......s4.....tfEw
, 1864-09-13
A12CKuAnK9BA.
7-so LOAN.

fss B1eret1FT Of tAs Trezs11y x.7st nn.,.s So.
subscrtptons vii se received for Cc4oon Tr%~.-
Netts, psYah1e 'hEsa 1sars trom AaE, lsss -
wills ssrni animal t1sexsst II tbs r.ta Of ..y...
tsrte~ssatss psr ea1t p.f aanum-psmelpA ma H.
terest both to nc pad IN lawful Eousy.
Taessn notes Hi1l se soarsFuhls It tae opaoa ~
III holder II maturity, Into III psr osar, eda o.a.
eocds psf abba not tess saaa nrs nor n "a tha,
twenty Jss:s fron thtlr data. :. tss aovs,mntaa
~ ~ e!se. ahsv r'A ~ isszs< h d.nontnauoas Of
1ssssa ios u!s1 doilAza q soma uu1ua,. ~ a.
dollars. ~
Asefs netss drsV tassrrst roz1 August p1x
naftsF aevctHs subseQuens 10 that dts NM, esv
at:f al icasued E7oa date os aess 70 data d a.
fasao aepoattiae s~sns7-ave thousand let4s.e
sna spvssts faf thale aetes At ,ry one I'm, v,e -
saoFea csaEiSa~a Of ere quAt,r ofoh, ~ s-*
, 1864-09-13

The meeting dispersed with three cher,,
for evci9 body and ever, thing that was Torth
2 cheSt-the ticket, the Constitution, and
the soldiers in the Held. "A1
, 1864-09-13

\ FewY York nutteE incubator Law days svo aen&
orders 20 hla 4Eelt IN fetsdaN. Nav YafE II sniy
thsntsBd tus1 Of ostter ~hch hs had been holdine
for high prisss, tor Il Q iMost he couia Ess. Tia
tion with the redstsA eonslnpsien er bustsr, Vii
dikanponi Etay !arnhrs md spsculAtora who aso
n NsH Asmpshre last wssk for trsm thlrty-lT Ts te
, 1864-09-13

Coples Will, in all cases, be sent for the
weeks inclusive named In the card. 17nion
mon OF The West, Will you not at once order
package for distribution In your respective
netghbcrhooda. Address, with. caab +, o.
vaaca,
TRIBUNE CohPAs1.
{1htraUn III
, 1864-09-13

fsm crrsoi and Aostsk shsgJ rom o. y 7ktF7
Then thn talk Q! ps.ce asd ~ IA we N lttefe ot
eecoruary importance Molch II ny ~ ars-.. 2
md ndecting lie neht. OF no State. came properly
11tliu the sphere OF the treaty making power. We
t.xe ;. asuu 10 be icve that PfeH1drnG UAVt4 does
not etsnd npon thfs ground, s'snoush We judce Of
Bis opinions OILY from his acts and his public
oes!1 * 1Gntee P7xs.dent hos no NOR. n,r<r II
sntf the 1antee Slater into coapeatto1 t6ttA nurr
| than Prtstdent Dacfs has 10 put " II c1nrsaf on
HiM gs Me Tns treaty skiIE poEer i tue sans
lore act ue'oned themselves t. copqlder tb.ir. a
c''nenh 'a'ed Government Possessing iii pow,r
ior ~ po1poee'. The States they re;ard a. pol-
11ees'nf 20 more ,oVereleetJ than the conuttes.
Gscland that they ha1 no more power than this,
should We agree, toefefors. the convention wauld
ortsii.J take p!ass. Il IL wonderful, in tho
and Fernando Wood musf Be JM acguoiaE
ed tctM To Southern doctrine Of S ate ftghs, and
mu.I Know That a ] thir blood has neen saea IL
tns5f tfd .ss m11a !. ss,s "a :.
%EE I + kFzzE a1dE Ks Is &zz &e1h1ze Me1k 5E g.
one word more. The Chicago platform has
but two planks-an arlnlstice and national
convention. Both Of these contemplate
agreement orly; either that the rebels will
agTee with us upon union, or that We Nil,
agree with the rebels upon disuntsn. TIL.
rebels thus notify rs promptly On tbs r..
ce'pt OF Lie ehcsEo NOMINATIONS that they
will not agree with rs upon union. After
this notice, if we still vote for tho Ch;c,po
Platform, What else dots our vote mean th,n
that We are willing to agree with them On dis.
union. The Chicago platform IL therefor.
oieunion platform, and every man wbo voto,
it il disuuionist and therefore trs;tor
ssrop prznrp rp.,sr.n. j..
The ch,coro Tn-, 1,,s th,e. - .,s.
tbc fo1lowire fnno,+an+ @ n1,1.. ses u. ~ pr'a.eo
coro p,atfo,n .. fa,,au-s, Va tao ehl'
.e1ns,,ce hnns,,,. ,;hs-+- .az .
fsre demand that immediate etTorta BE- mads % foe
eeseanon q y 4osalhes with vir" to IN ulsi siesse
to t ed thst as he earl,ess msans
peace may be restored on the basis Of 1he Federsi
A. t,ca. ,ra III,
sxh3ch I.rcteT,d - daa.. .os IN Inc platform
un,on Or dtsunion ~ wht.h @ a.l', whether OF
Inn NJ POLICY nenacrs.s n,.a eons'onesa-
tts nronose' If n1.csd ~ ~ nac. opsn eu1union-
noooa +bae. fa.r " make
, 1864-09-13
THE CONTENTION IupRAUFECa.
BILE.

We have frequently EXPOSED the faliacy of
the Co2perhead plea that the Union can be
restored By m armtetice and 3 National Con.
vcntion. The ssme objection lies to it n to
McClellnn's Penin6ular route, viz: It trans
fs1s the sccne Of the conflict without over.
coming the enemy. AZ Mcclellan had to
meet at Yorktown and III the seven days de-
feat the came enemy whom he could tare
NIT with an army twice as largo ten mouths
before ut Manassas, 80, II euch a convention
could be held, We should meet In It the samc
enemy which now confronts rs at Richmond.
Before they Gun meet US ina convention held
under the forms Of the Constitution they
must acknowledge themselves members Of
the Federal Onion. But were they prepared
to do this, they would open their ronls and
e1low o1r atus to march into Richmond.
There is the came obstacle In the way of get
ting the rebel States into National Conyen-
tion held under our Constitution as there ia
in the way of getting Grants army into
Richmond, VIZ: that the present ruling
classcs OF those atates regard us Is q foreign
ratiop. The strength Of Grants artillery viii
yet take him into Richmond, but no
ARTILLERY will bring u delegate from unsu6-
dued rebel States into Union, or as they
would express 1t, "subjugation" eonyen-
ton. The Copperheads refuse to see that the
rebels Who should come into Convention
held under our constitution would be con.
etdered a traitor to the rebel cause, aut; that
The northern citizen who should enter into a
convention not in accordance with our con,
st'tation would be traitor to the United
eta.es. The difficulty is not to open q means
o1 an1eteommunication, "a convention con1d
20 no.olng more,) but that neither party h..
nuythsng to propose to which th- az. s.-,s ~
ngree. "nl the coppe,heads aff,rm thst aa.a ~.
can propose disuniont '''1 IL 1uAt NC
The following article, which ~
tire from the Richmond Di.na,.. :. sopf en-
:3lst. shows TINT the rebels wou,d 80 august
send delegates to q National Convcn,,ns soonef
they would elect members to tho E.n saan
Congress:
Whenever treaty Of peace shall be mad. =.
muet br done eoety on ue basis Of e extirs Iesu
gendencs aad sortrs1gnty Of each parttc.aor SiGte
That murt be prellN1naEv to, and cannot b. |
eubiect o. neeou4uon. The Confederate envrrnl w
ment hs. no right 10 make any peace in .hich nne
inch Of land belonging to any one Of the states
Sbpli he rtver up one 1ota OF its privileges a.
sovc,elen bo surrendered. THIS, 50 tar from being
the tubttc ot negotiation, must be the et4sua.
pnint from which I'LL neRouatlon must proceed II !
the cpemy refuse TO conrede 1t, then nc cannot
pes1tiate with him. 1t follows thnt there can be
no snch hing treating for pence In ssrnest stnt
eresy Aostils soldier &sa4 Aaes tssn sci1sdrapa
, 1864-09-13

GNIeAE0 DAILY MARKEr.
AH sates " Cram fe,orsea ~ thu raarkzt f.xs,t
- N 6csts of storaas per 6xtAt!, wsisxs
ekasfislas ststsd. - '"se
, 1864-09-13

Received today; t,4ss hrls 11ozr H. 4ss bu xhsat
1,tso bn corn 7tt bu oats. Ehea[Snies befare "a
PIT: 2ess nu 1mear Nich, as s1e7 Altar fsport.
hu No Red as stts. Corn-fn1ctiTa Il in 1mpnsst.
be to mans qnotst1oua. OAta-sA!es so 81 Rniects:
Al TIC t,sI4 Ru ald 3o9 bu at To, 9-~'s~
, 1864-09-13

~ 2cVs VI UIEC1E1iAh.
We print below an extract from a 1etter
received by B. F. johnson, Esq, of thi. CITY
from ons OF the most influential and p.oml-
nent busines3 men Of New York. It speaks
for itself:
new York, Sept, s. 1854.
B, T. Johnson, Esq, Chicago:
Yonrs Of the 9Th IL 1t hand. = *.Your
remarks, about the Convention aro noted.
and I freely agree. ] have always been a
warm friend of Little Mas-stood up for him
at all times, and shall unless ho accepts that
ronihation on that mcst aamnate pfattoru.
If he does accept, will do ali in MP power
against him, and In not alone among many
Whs hare stood and felt for Little Mac,
, 1864-09-13
FROM MORRISON, I'LL.

8trcets OF moFrdson-Ths ss.e,t
mans mct QnE The Crowd cH.s..,
KneJ Looked ana whit rhrv NJ.
haGe and "a DinksEThe Public SQUARE
non-A -Ad1ournmcAE-A Word ri hnrs
Morrison. A""As
, 1864-09-13
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MAnK~

MONDAY HV1n1Ha, Sept II.
IRE General Dry Geedsnaftetl Is dull, and country
stAe1s - hotatnx OF till Gold oseomes settled,
Meanwhile holder1 ara tru IN their yfevn .n1wa
haTs no mats1tal cAsrEs TO nate IN quatatio1a.
, 1864-09-13

Ws bavethu far but few returns By towns.
The general run of the figures indicate that
tbs Union majorities will b. largely lacre.s-
ed from last year:
, 1864-09-13

fOGs-hecefyso III CO Saturday. sboat so3 Ho~s A.
ths yartsrs ssrti Eatsze ed szlcs. head At 8sx
417.H spd 1t $&.7:& 7..t ter stock Hors The h,1-
ofsa es ware made It $11esali.5s y 1ee M. P.ln1r
to sxtss qualities tre In active tsa.nd ara win the
pietsnt restiistec supply prcss naturally son.trns
very nEn. Ts Quaia ths markst arm Ut prsv1oa.