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THE GREAT FAIR
To be held under the auspices Otths
LADIES SOLDIERS REFIEF ASSOCIATION,
In the
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
and the
FAMILIES OF THE SOLDIERS FROM THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
and from other places, II serving In the DiSttie
Regiments.
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READ n. D. L. n. souTHwoRTRs LETTER.
Prospect CoTrAaR, GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
April ., 1891

April ., lssS.
GRETLEMRH; It gives me- pleasure to add my
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MsdicA. had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
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I remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
L. p. 4 N so6fHWoRTH.
READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGRs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDS AND DocKsl
Mssus. HOstsitsr + Smith, PhiiSsayS, Pa! '
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And sold by DTuEEiItS and Family GTOserI.
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DENTISTRY.

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READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY Dept, BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,


Prepared by HosTkTTER d SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
And sold by DrusgiIts and Family GroserI.
New York once, No. t2S Broadway
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IN AND
WASHING TON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE EMPIRE

INGToN AND GEoRGEToWN, nc.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DECISIONS, BoUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
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Dr. NJ vELINYs Private Hospital, In the Fed
srh Block, Corner ofsevsnih and r streets, Oppo.
site the Post and Patent oHiOs,. Room, 81 and a.
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
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PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
..5 wA'HISOToS CITY, GS n ., i is:'
PROPOSALS will be received al the Contract
once Of this Department until p. M. Of March .,
mails Of the United States In the State Of KANSAS
and TERRITORIES Of COLORADO, UTAH and NEVADA,
and by the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein specified, constituting the overland route
to California. Proposals are also invited for four
years service, (rom July l. 1884, to June 90, 1881
M. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
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NOTES

Each route must be bid for separately, with BepA.
rate guarantee and certificate and must provide
for the conveyance of the mail with CELEBRITY GER
tainty and security using the terms OF the law.
II will be perceived that the schedules are ar.
ranged so AI to form one continuous line from
| Atchison, Kansas, to Folsom City and back, con.
VeyinE the eJirr mail, each way, In 10 days. eight
months in the yeari and In % days four months In
the year, and under date, % January 1884 the in:
months, and 20 days for four months.
For form OF proposal, guaranty, and certificate
and for Instructions, requirements, &e., BIDDER
are referred to the pamphlet Advertisement Of this
date, at the principal post Offices Bidders should
be careful to post pay bids
| N. BLAIR,
| atar Ganarst
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To be certified by the United states District At
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other ofieer
under the United States Government, or response
BILE person known TO this ONCE.
d. X. RUCKER,
de9-tI Brig. Gen. and QuArtermAster.
, 1864-04-13

From Gen. 6teeless Expeditfon-Rn.
courAStnE Tokens In that Depart.
Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune !
dEADQrAnTEn. 7th ARMY CoRps.

Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune
HEADquAnTEn. 7th ARMY CoRps.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April Z. /
As the telegraph has no doubt iulormed Won
Gcn. btetle has started out On the Simmer c,m
patgn. Is 10 his progress but ecauty Information
II yet received, as the great number of symnsthf
Ieit IN the rear render It m object of the rs
importance 10 cover up as much ~ possible, hit
pfoceed1nge This much is ce1t.iu, at this data tse
.os"neo ms naesed 41kade1phia. IN route for Cam.
GER. The expedition conAieta Of sufficiently !. M.
force, 5000 men and three batteries to drive tSs
rebels until Shreveport, Louisiana, eha1l se estned
and occupied, The route to be followed is donbt-
'cse Ga Benton, Arckadclphia and Washington
probably striking the Red river at Fn1ton.
NO tesistance is anticipated before reacu1ay
shreveport, md the people very confidently cxpect
that nothing serious will then interfere. Plans are
Already laid, and every prospect seems favorable
~ nc nnal dispersion If not total capture Of the
difpistted gang under Price and Maruaduke.
The most reliable information has been received
as to the number and condition Of their forre and
no estimate has been made Numbering them ove,
oM0' fank nnd hle. and despite the Insertions OF
pq9 enemies II The South TIE Presidents Amnesty
arc already desesting Mt the rate OF from i1 to one
hundred per day, making the best OF their Tay into
on lines, to be reseIved Into 'Abrahans bosom"
The recent election held here On the 1ith of
March has also had its effect People are tired ri
The Present state Of anarchy, and ane making eT.
sy eIdeavor to hasten the return 0, cr1l authorty
see Ask11sae looking ht1eb than ever 4lthoueh
pn1 mar ana oesoeton have made a.d haroc with tie
county, an inflnx of Northern people who are
already pouring In, and tue enefvatlns effects OF
free institutions will eoon make mstrers rirh9
Iac country is good. With 1nc natural RESOURCES.
ano natural 3 sufficient for all pur-
H,cnt- Arkcnsas will become one Of the richest
statef Of the Southwest.
, 1864-04-13
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 13. 1864.

1sadford. Of n. r. and Grinne1, Of Iowa. aud Boat
ReH. who gave Harrington sharp-rebuke for his
i:tel on New Eucla7d. Ri:ht.
WAsmso1os, Aatl 1.-THE sale Of 1910 bonds
the full capacity Of the Department to eupplT thum.
Ine amount Of eales reported to the Department
yesterday Tas s, eo,159 The total amount 10
Eorea 81 tne Department dnsin. the last four days
AZ on Saturday and Monday, 90 to-day, tho eal-
lc!es o. tae house are denselT crowded with spec-
! OHIO. ~ '' -
Nj. Stevens, hrom the Committee Of Ways and
Aeans' reported bill to prevent the depreciation
oftbc currency, the confederation Of Which was
The e@9siaeration Of the resolution to expel III.
Lone. of Ohio: vas then resumed.
retaEy Chaee's views IN regard to tho amendments
to the Bank bill insisted upon By tho House. Of
allowing Estates to tax the National Banks and
statee. Tic COMMITTEES are Wiling to report tae
nl!l with the former amendment, bat the Secretary
L s1 undsrstood to be Opposed thereto. The House
Hooper to report the bill, having adopted The
amendmsnt permitting the States to tax National
hank bank; !. T The friends of the measure oxpect to
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations hold
special meeting today to consider the Houseres-
tstsatfon IL understood to be opposed to any Con-
g1xssionnl action, and 1t pro6ibe the resolution
VII. &c allowed to slecp some time In the Com
WAeu1so7ox. April 1o.-Tbe SECRETARY Of War
sent t9 The Senate letter Of Acting A.
resolution. 1t ie as follows:
50 60. - - -. .i piauaoa, oeC5eGty .! H3[:
Ms-c ~ 1bIa ,sIasi' u .! tnc senate dated
mantha; trcnns 'iaa 70 ing numper Of nine
su HG1ps calfed ont under the act Of July H.
~ aua which was referred to this Office, hare
1. Number Of troops raised or received into Ser
N;sn Slse under ,4sI, said al, ast:
Nine mouths militia ....................GSs0 s05
The bounty oi $s5 has been paid to all tie rol-
unteers-16 6624-actentcd under gafd act T'his
pG1nber was called out b the Governor Of Penn.
Fylvanla, without any call being made by the Pres.
No csl under that section was made upon ary
state, but the men having been raised, a8 stated
IN lennsylranta- and the bounty provided By that
sfct sfio1 9,p premissa them by the Governor q t1at
te.mined to accept them into the service as nine
months volunteers. Thesaid 18, ,88f volunteers from
fenneflFhnta were a1 the nine months men tha
"sle RaeseP.ed:
mont i.!e nioe months militia, nnmberin: 39H men,
pat Nltnonl hnth9f1ty from this department. The
o. me bounty to this class Of troops
a,, emto :, ION ne United States mastering officers
@ ~ Nv ee!1oneousiy th1nk1n: that the troops
-, WasinSG7oS. April 1.-THE correspondence OF
GVn!HSTe.a 0no Adtfrteer says the hesitation
alspla5ed by minority OF the members of Congress-
p Ieso,1 10 aeauate ta1atio. for the support Of
,te [e., credit curing the war of lsia
had ACCOMPLISHED the nrnri. Al ohIart "a e.Ital.
was undertaken. Government credit il At thisma.
!nsni suffering, public confidence in the financial
The special to the Fat saws the infer7st n ~
, 1864-04-13

| WARRINGTON, april ~,
SENATE. >.
| NJ; WADE, Of Chic, introduced the House bill
enabling the people Of NebrasEs Territory to form
statf s ES,sTFF FSyeFn,ne2t; q con. o,,o...,.n
IT, on the ground that the insignificant population
th the Territory had rot Clearly expressed wish
to become S;atc, and the proposed measure was
III. WADE replied Tint. through ther represent
atfre in the other House, they had expressed de-
s 70 tasM sn
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
sf f. sfsy 23s 10 S II afad@ea1
tae Charleston nary yard. was adopted. " D'4' ~
HOUSE.
Mr.. ELDR1DGE Of Wis, said this resolution
teng to stlF up tt:c md nj feeling st time WSea
Wc ought not only to have good fellowship and
s'nd Tee 1ns bat union Of sentiment Referring
right and power Of the Hoasc to expei the reutie-
men from Ohio under this resolution, The fiona
sonld not e1rc! him for opinion eaIe. The cons;I %
The NO 6e spa ase he fss ED
sen'lemsn 1tun Msryland t1ia:ris). He had not
come t. lae the conelosion th.1 Eeceseion nIsd
= eesa p3esentsd d. to oof' e. h'ee eeua.19 n.
IL i 1e4psG { pSGsss It g. Sew 7 7hsy
that Speaker Collsx's zeal had outrun his discfr-
tion, and that this resolution is neither Fight or
1onse eneech WEE perfectly iedmate TX cxpres. aSa.
sion. uthe WIT was conducted on q proper policy,
The seeded States may be brought back; but cary
ph IL Of
:ynpathizing with the rebels, but you do not be
;leve + The chaEFe Is for wicked party purposes.
in opinions and practice for in oyerthzowing the
cqn.t'tg!teD n, tesy 4. e.c5thE9w n G. 'he Onion
Of Long, and said he thoueht his speech was made
under the rnles Of the House and al the proper
hf sSas & &i:ps.sSd psns oR.y X b.
n M5 p m H9sn Fceess &c nSa as tx tsl;en
famona. He {spaaldio.) had carctuuJ read md
considered the obnoxious speech Of ile member
shout II. Ht: colleague long commenced bis
wild haransue By announcing his Intention to ex-
press the convictions Of his Judgment Nothing
ment, By the gentleman Gong), and yet. at the
cc1nmsneement Of BIZ BIZ sinsqlaE M hasangue be made
s M @ 9 & tbe eq pap cs T. E a9sa
,c.day, that he tspauidlng} made apeech in hYor
Of The dissolution Of the Union.
M OF da aG sass ssn
Re uttered In this House he referred to acte Of
Buchanan, FLOYD, and others, and declared that as
moved 50 Tint re might have an! independent M.
ton Of freeman. We should put down rebellion II
We wecarnot do that ic, us sabjusate the South, and
aPPe wifi Viii tie southn 1e6son e
ns fGaE maRhSeT9S Ssa8S sne o3 the
ID v patriotism II t6e eourse 81 biz reiasrds Be
I'D tLe people OF New England have no stomacks
III. BoUTW'ELL, Of Mass, asked what author
y he had for the assertion, and Harrington replied
taat sassach1setts agents in Indiana recruiting
nesIocs 10 oil the quota Of the former St.te. lnds-
'oS Il esnGt n;s, White men Into the field.
IN ri H. h3lINELL spoke at length In oppositton
H{;hnr+ salEe, Saying Massachusetts, could draft
, 1864-04-13

cAHD1DATEs.-The following are the can
didates selected for Aldermen and Constables in
the several wards, At the primary meetings On Mon
day last:
Fs.st-Ade.men, Geo. II. Gage, c. D. Peacock:
Constable, e. G. Ch1lcote".
Seco1d-Aldczman,. Peter Shimp*; Constable,
Samuel Willard.
zMIrd- Alderman, John Sears; Constable, John
C.. Linder. ~'''N
Esyka-A1asaaan' 2s'!s undecided; Constable Zen
,fg1h;-.;;Alderman, fg1h;-.;; John Rabe1; Constable, Ad.
Sa1tA-Aldcr1nan, Alfred Pardoe; Constable, G,
:, Sersn1- Aldermen. Christ Tcetmeir, P. A.
s41th; Constable, ". 4. Reed,
Ettghth-Aidcrman, n. n. Smith; Constable =,
bic. Cyrus Keeler".
ztnM5Alderman, c. c. P. I1o1aen+;; Constable,
FtrsntA-A1derman. L. L. Bonds; constab1e,
John Tyler.
7HxHz1- Alderman, n. ". Huntley; Constable,
Z1l7eenth- Alderman, custav Fischer; Con
stable, Henry RoeteT.
Fou,9kentf Anthony HottIneer+:
Constable. Fritz Gaber.
E!1ttMth-AIderman, lyer LaTeon; Constable,
]. S. McLane.
SirteeEth- Aldermen, L. 4. Burley, c. B. LInde-
man Constable, John Baldwin.
ept iocumheuts. [
, 1864-04-13
'A1f&es OF Inc Cincinnati Swindler Bid.

C1NCtsSAI1, April 11--At a late hour On
Saturday night the escaped swindler Bidweii
Mae brought back to the city, severely
wounded by shots received in his desperate
auempt 10 save himself frum capture. he
officers tat Fosters crossings, Il miles from
this city on the. Little Miami road. Kiobe
toek to tie woods and il still at large Bid-
well was shot three times with a revolver
and became prisoner. Considerable Of The
missing property has been identified and re.
covered by its owners. l. portion Of thr
goods having been found in Chicago. wbere
officer Bailey telesraphs that lie has arrested
three OF tue aceomplices Of Bid well.
, 1864-04-13

-. st. louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
ST. LOUIE, April T., 1861.
IonAceo-ActfTe. Sales Of hhas stems At 3lGo0
2; 3 hhds green lues at S. 80; es hh, factory
10 10 bids medium manufacturing do
at e1aso9z9-o: 7hhds good do at ss1.c33s5-50
FLouE- -br1sE Sales Of ~ brls XXX at 81. Is: 500
brA XIX At $715; 1,oo brls xx ut s5.7,, inspected
lsoo tacks A at Saf5 10 brl; at $3.50; 1000 brIs
< at $6.ss, inspected. - ''
GRAEa-Wheat-talea of 1,sc, sacks cho,ce at 4, ss.
s.o sacks Prime at st47@i,so Corn higher: saics Of
leo saeks old at $1o5 delivered; 1900 sacks do .t
H In store; 1000 sacks ut el.o4 delivered osts i'd
yanccd ssles Q! SO sacks At a1c: F6i sacks at &C.
barles-sacs Of 13 SACKS, mud 1909 do sprlnr to ar
rive Ut &1.75.
"A1hkr-Excited. Sales of 10 brls st SLOT. s25
bfls in VAfisns lots 1t 10, 60 hsls ut sl.13,
f1ov1s1oss-s ss1es tndic2te further adyauce-5n
nfis H. o. 1t S4to; Is casks and clear sides
At 1sc; $50 pieces sugar.cnred n.u,s at 15xc: s
caHks shoulders at lie; 500 pieces do at lQxc. zoo
packages lard At 15c 800 t1crccs s.ea N 1t 12sc, So
.ferccs at 1sc. @~>7~ wv
GEocnr1Fs-Furthcrs sdvanced to-day: commo, In
ana sugar ut GQc1c. ~"0"''''
, 1864-04-13

The rebel press is inlar1nonious I'll.
ofgans Of the great Afiscese- Nation disagree.
As, 1orinstance, the Chicago Times says:
1T 1s TIE object OF the Democratic party 10 ~
store r. csntsst to it, original purPose, az e1-
confccnt belief Of the party that he Soub sriv ~
1ls M thc CntoR N preference to 3 continuance OF
, 1864-04-13

Totals. 1s...........-.... $3a4J614 500 319 f6
The figures in the latter column are for Gales Of
land, Of which the aggregate sales were one hun-
drcd and ten Thousand md nineiy-cight acres, and
fire hundred and eighty-seyen lots.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate in Committee OF the Whole Oh the
Naynl Appropriation bill. adopted, By vote Of 20
to 70, LII. Grimes amendment providing for the
return Of the Naval Academy from Newport to An
napolis, by September, 1866.
Mr. Chandler, in speech to-day, etated that the
orisiua act OF secession for the State OF Alabama
was drawn up in the room Of the Committee on
Commerce by its Chairman, On Government paper,
while drawing Government pay, with Government
pen and ink, andcopid by Government CLERK, ,theaa
traitor and particular friend Of Powell.
4 running exchange Of personalities followed,
LII. Chandler repeatedly calling Mr. Powell tho
friend Of traitors and Mr. Powell retosting that the
assertion was false, and that If Nj. Chandler WAS
gentleman, he would continue the discussion clse-
where than in the Senate Chamber.
LATEST. =
At this hour III p. m.) the debate continues in
the Houea, with large crowd stiu In attendance:
harrington was loudr hissed by the galleries for
saving that New England has no stomach for
neht but has to get negroes to do their fighting.
E'dfdGc demanded that the galleries be cleared.
Tor which he was hieecd - -
1nc debate was continued. Bsooma1l, OF Penn.
, 1864-04-13

New YORK Mnrkct-Aprf1 II,
Eo1Toa-.3foEe actlxe and 1G2c higher. Sales at =
dlin1E, AA" ~ Aot t-o" -nAa
sao Ts,oTa-state md :eonsnnes excited .u5
s1t5a state: scoat 50 fot extra round ioopsl Ohio
eo:Ms,12 tof staae osa2ds-mxflet elosluF quiet,
sa1es At q 1N9iI6,clonu= At .he latter Price.
cilp: II & sefsfg }a5p gpR5T'z: t!5I
IT, Il sfss sls asS SSS bushels =, dssssa.
tser; II ss&l1 @ for good te prime h26 mixed Wa
Pxrno1nTM5 u1s n15 nafs a. sss9oc fcr Weatern;
this month, S1H@Ec, A'~'No*s "44
WooI--firm ind in talr demand.
t3s IT asi * =, e hifhsr 4
6 "a fop 3x;1s nS:s fef snd nss ptms aad S9a
~ g IN mesf r: April o1yess option, s; e5 51is
Arril bnycrs option, s4it: sai So prs neE E do
Nay huvsr's option, 1t $sose. Besf quiet bnt Tery
ff;ount1 f;.,n prime rspas:od esa BIZ to
nans nEmer At @926c: Cnt Meals nrmer, 1t 11c for
.e1 sna i ltfse for hams Bacon
re DO for short ribbed. and ike foF roueh efjss
NAY, at $1i4c. " o @S'
, 1864-04-13
Milwaukee Marker.

HflIWaukce Market.
tspecaai Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue7 i.
MILWAUKEE, A6Fll IL, 1911.
roCh-h3e'fed and irregular Bales OF go bsls
spring country at 3a4o; - brts B. Browns sprsy
\ at e6.!s 80 brls u. Browns winter 1t s873
GkAfs-Nheat excited and sss7xc higher, Sales on
tnat tEe-5ooo ba fo:'1 spring, winter receipts, at
sf2,H; ;B.oCo hu do at 1l7o t3,et9 hu do at Il u.
500 ou DO at sis1H 50, bu No. .sammer receipts.
al ei-ssA Aaoo bu do At 26,ios bu No p win.
ter Receipts, at 71.t5; ss,cc bn do At sla8 nat,
Ettady~ sales Of 100 pu No. sdin e. ecelpts. It
&c: Barley urn. Sales Of 2oo bu Rejected dol. at
$l.l2k.
FHov1t1oss-Ftrm. Sales Of 10 brls prime mess
pork ut s2l.D0. '~3
Al the heFha11 House the wEeat market fell hack
1h@2c with safes Of 70 500 bn winter .ereg,,s y.
fpl1nC at 4f-@91&. Tho market closed With seller1
At $1R7H, buyers Offering f1r '
, 1864-04-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
JoSE=nono. Union Co.. Ill.,. April II.
John Magihau, Of the 10th Illinois, who shot
Provo Last evening. arrcsted at one O'Clock this
morning oy the Sheriff. Rich Was given up to the
mli'th1y authorities without opposition. Two
ct'zens were also arrested, one for striking the
prisoner with pistol the other for tryia. to brn,
about collision.
The excitement Is over, and the soldiers hare re-.
turned to Cairo and Centralia,
Ihe murder was the result Of private quarrel,
rather than political sentiments.
, 1864-04-13
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibunc.J
cIsCInSAT1, April Il, 1851.
WA1skf-Ma1kcs Gseat'y excited aud prices ad-
ynnccd to t1.ep.
GEA1S-The demand for wheat is active at SLING
fof RED and white, and but little Offering. There
lean aeve demand for Corn and al the cloee holders
held at q 70 1t the Close and the demand the
srprls. Barley Ia IN good demand at Sl-3s@14o for
spring, and 41.:oa1.+s for fa1l.
rEov1s1oSs-city mess pork Is held at sa5.oo ard
country at FLU prime mess At e.soo, and runps at
closing At toc, and sidca ct 1ox0llc, aud but utlo
disposition to SELL Hasns held 1t 131t@1sxc, Clear
RIB sees It 11kc. and cleaT l2xc, Itoon shon3ders
held It 1le sdes llke clear .b. a. 1,xc and elsar
16H0t7c., Lard IN good demand At lsc FIR e,tv snd
Ike for couItzY.
, 1864-04-13

Routing OF a Gang OF BushHhackt

To General Ewing: ~'
Capt A,lks, I'd cavalry, Missouri State militia.
stationed At Fsrmineton, No., has Just returned
:1em Prairie da Rocber, where he mas sent,
amer fome bandits. He reports Complete success
having , had fight with a notorious gang Of rob.
1efs, Killing three and won1dlns several, among
them the notorious bushEhackcr and gaerilla
chfeH. John Highly, who had long been the terror
OF this part Of the State.
JOIN n. HEHDzn,
Lieutenant Col. Commanding Post.
, 1864-04-13

Ihe closing market Of yesterday, it will be
noticed, was shaken little by growing
aietrust In the ever Temporary stability Of
these advanced figures. Tie first sfgnal for
the iall Of gold will assurcdly brinr down
the staples its companions In flight. There arr
divers nostrutns recommended, but VIC know
OF none better calculated to bring about thr
relief Of the markets than victory by orr
army in the field We're Ice 10 be defeated
and Grnnt to march lis victorious army into
Richmond, or If we can strike a blow at
Johnston below Chattanooga and carry our
victorious arms within the. list inner circle
Of the Confedcracy, look ont tor tumble.
There will be panic straIghtway among the
eager kite-1ycss who are now letting out all
their string,
Our hope Is in Providence md Gen. Grant.
And here a chill of terror strikes us. Prov.
Idcnce uees human agencies, and our militia.
~ officers are human. Suppose the hungry
lobbymen Of Congress grow daring enough
to leave TINT body to itself awhile, secure as
they well may be, that they will not very
speedily do them (the lobby any harm, By
doing the country some little good. And
suppose the potent levers of the whisky in.
1crest, and the petroleum interest, and the
bank -raee, -suction.pump Interest are all
brought to bear on Gen. Grant, and they buy
him ont Of his idea OF going anead, aud
make up among themselves purse Of few
millions to throw in the way Of military pro-
srces to the end that speculators may rest nm
harmed By rictory--What theny Aud
would this be any worse than the Identical
pructices which arc holding back Congress
FIR, - l.