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, 1864-04-06
PlcaxlngR gRemlnlxcence.

George Thompson recently delivered an
address at Springfield, Massachusetts, in the
course Of which he quoted extracts from the
editorial articles Of the Springfield e R:pnb!i-
can, on the occasion Of his coming to lecture
In 1851, written to prepare the popular mind
for his reception; also from a placard appen-
>ded to an eaigy, hung for the Sunday ediaca-
tion Of the citizens, which was gratuitously
published in the RpuNiean, and which was
intended to cary ont the reception ceremo.
mics in the spirit Of the editorials. OF tho
latter the following ure specimens: :. :. :,
Ncn Of Hampshire! viii you allow IN English
aer 10 come among You, and create civil war. BY
continuing agitation now happily disposed Of b.
our Government
Americans count1y ymen of the murdered Elm,
NETT, Of Mitchell, Of 0'Bticn, turn out and drive
this 1ntsc1eant from ouf soil: for your brothers'
blocd cries against him for venG Geancei :.
Here is the co13lusion:
,Felow-citizens, be ut your posta- The moral
strength Of the community Is with rs; let the ply
eica1 be present.
Let your CIT be, " "Amc1tcsrsnd.A = homo for ali
Union ard vigilance asalnst the Vaccinations O.
defpott!@ -
, 1864-04-06
POLIT1CAL.

- Township elections Will be held In this
State to-day. Our friends will confer favor
upon us By sending uR returns at the earliest
possible moment. We look for glorious re-
suits. :, =:
The Confederate Democracy of Ohio are
not 60 much divided as some might Imagine
It is true the Po1kyrruHd Of Cincinnati hoist
ed the name Of Fremont short time since,
but yesterday 1t supported the Copperhead
city ticket. =
At the late election for school officers ut
lows, City, ,sthe Catholic priest In that city
voted for the Union nominees, aud stood at
the polls and worked al day for the success
of the ticket. He was asked at the polls by
q prominent Copperhead how he came to
vote the Republican ticket. "1 did it,''
said be, in order to get out Of bad COM
panyi"
Tho Unionists hare for the first time
carried the charter election at Saratoga
spring gs.'
AT an unconditional Union Convention,
held at Bladensburg, Prince Georges county,
Maryland, on Tuesday, the following resolu-
aon was adopted:
Reso!red, That We are IN fayor OF immediate
emancipation In the State and compensation to
loyal owners by the General Government, and that
we except as the exposition Of our principles the
recent address Of Richard J. Bowie and Othcra, to
the voters OF Montgomery county.
The German Union Club Of, Philadelphll
recently adopted series of resolutions, Of
which the last was as follows:
Resotted, That VIC enter our solemn protest
AGAINST the mischleyoua plots of those Of onr fc!
low citizena who declare their determination not
to submit to the decision Of the National -IIrjnn
Convention at Baltimore, unless a certain candi-
si date , ns nominated telleyiDg that such course
Union party, and lead to victory Of tie: oppo-
ncnts Of progress and liberty.''
Z. We lind the following in the Eric G4ztts:
An enthusisstic Democrat, determined to
make Gen. George Mcllen, ot. Muller, >or Nc
Clellan, President, had the folio wing handbill
;copspIcuonely posted In one Of he lower
counties. The oEthography lis admirable.
and to 'gratify . " constant readcr,' We eIye
It verbatim In the columns Of the Gazctte:.t -,
, 1864-04-06
AN EMPHATIC VOTE.

In the House on Monday last, Mr. Davis Of
Maryland reported the following joint rcso-
luton, which was adopted by unanimens
vote:
AssorSdL1hat the Congress Of the United Statay
world nnder the impression that ther ~ kue
en- spectators Of the deplorable eTeite nor t.an.
ssd a.esre esRshs as. e Ss5ss
people of the United States 10 rs.cosrt0 Win ZOE
chical government crecied on the Tsinn ~ onea
publican govGumeut In America nn%erv ~ az saF fe-
ptces Of any European power. 4e' LIE aus
This resolution voted for by every 1ncm.
ber OF 1he House of Representatives, irrcs,
apectdve Of party, is no trutuu Js.z.aea or ac-
ton to kill time 1t is the earnest, emphatic
voice Of the people. Of the United States
through their servants at Washington nro.
testing against the monarchical desleps q.
Louis Napoleon IN this New World. which
Republicanism las claimed for itself II /,
an eloquent indication Of the temper of on,
people, and the powers of Europe win do
well to heed the ~nrning thus of1ci
ally conveyed, that monarchical govern
ment in Mexico under the auspices OF Napo
leon, or any other Eurspean monarch cannot
be tolerated. The Jid,nen now Is only on pap
CT, but 1t may convey suggestiye hint tc
Napoleon and his spcndthrift catspxw, Mad
milan. When this present rebellion is end
ed and the States arc ence more unanimous
in action, the Ju1men may be q. shot and shell
one. II 4hereb be ono feeling more deeply
implanted In the American heart than m.
other, IL is that or antspsthy to monarchical
, 1864-04-06
Tho Salt Question In Buffalo,

From kAe I0ualQ A1pED9As 1AA4CA okl
At meeting Of thu Board Of Trade hold At the4e
roons Yesterday. Tho following psoamoss anircsolu-
ttors wero adopted:
Wnx1zas. 1.ha7in< been represented to thss BoalI
Of Trade that thore propoe1 toa oetofS the Lekas
!.tuss ts ths Stats - OF sale nve 6? e:nss
% Ct E1faon SALT. IL la 80
Re- o1rtti. That in yIew OF the largely increasing
manu:actuIo Of ssit Il Htna.. an H., dsyelooasnt
the opinion Of ths body thas Ia lbs
epS Slate altt al tho state Wol1s.
would DO pseludical t. the iutssts: OF tho ate of
RtaoireI That copy OF thts rrs ,'uson ba sent to
the President OF LIE 9ennse. 50. Aver IT chs House.
ard Tho Chairman OF the commtltce st Ways and
II r1T cosrxa-A few uceks sncr- . very Urge
paeiiaghouse la too city siEn.A pstioa to the Lsg
is.ature 70 increase she 4us en 3't 70 x 90 ceats
cp eoaree sr: snd to ensct sxct laws Ar vii! otect
them ind all corsatners Of Oaoud - sal; against
mono: olzing como,nat!n,s among az Hsa,isetnE-
tit1cnt fee 70 say th:t tafs 70 ttss sasr
VIII fee petition for Its manufacturing an1 s.le
r.ther than under The present :oN re o. aaAys Wln
C mltueu choose IL max them
M a RI N + l. IST-
, 1864-04-06

looee. TorAr the s.les vese: 20 pc. ~ sHstd ~
Esme t1itc loose. a1Co pea rough siice ~ 9Ac
loose 5o pss enon.trs Il s packed 5!so ns do a:
Epr(Ish Nfeate-1hc market II qule. anu monl.
nal 81 i0c Tor Cumbersnds, t04t for Short Rib ano
ifAa1txc for short Clear Aia4lts. Thero arc no
Piehied en1s-l!ans are "a se.iss asuaea :: "a a.
finn 1t ;:S[fyc Shoulders src Ia GOOD demand ~ ".
i 1npAY e trrs rfck1ed llama wert a1Id ~ t3c-
RI cou BauiA-Thore Is an active de n%au Z :
plain r.. s'xs;. .enret 3 ns: at rA9:sH far c;a' r.
ss*t{d suFsstte1!e1: t A. MM&s MSs Hacoa sssad.rs arc
II xe< dem md AZ, Irln at94c- Therc ls-nosalng
t1lSg IN bacon Sides. To-DAT The sats TnEe:-N
tree uf'rt'a snsaz-:ur,d sni canvis'e4 HAns y
pryate terms; st1 tres tuS1rcnttd uncanTassed ba'
H.mr. fer delivery, tho lsi Of My at l:ac-
Mess Rcci-Tnere II N aotiTe dcmand toT NJ -
Beef. Ant the market has advanced Soc during th3
xerk, WiA sales at s1l at which price GoveIatnAns
T. ok 1tco Etls Extra Meas y trm as $l60. Thcrele
sS PIE Aes* Eeee 81 50: - Ers light Ness Beef At
1,a,tSe Sei 1nHk-Ihcfe Ia au Actlve demand Tor Beef
IN + % e a. TapaS ss on es ies
y. re. ITO rlx 1t t21fn ~ ~'A'SS' A0O~ " ~
,Lard-Ihere l. a better feeling in Lard than 1T
~ q orr last weekly ra~icw and the 1ns-keIi u
LII PRIME L q having tpld chiefly 1t l3a2Ec
M aan ~ arH ttH4iiNc Thestnck Of Laru hers
he.Ty, bat 1t is generally In hSnda
a ana me oest rEnhds are held At axe. Tn.59V ina
Nd Lard At ike. ' e~e"A' II 1<c @ao tfea
, 1864-04-06
PORT OF CHICAGO.
AERIvED..........,.,.Apsu,

ERIvED.-....-~.,.,.Apsu,s. s.
Prop Meara. B,nteest. Lincoln, 17s n lumber
Senr II lecK, Klcnar ,l4inco!o, $50 u lumber.
scEf sea Star. Sksrlcg, Lincoln, s. n filnbdT.
ocn1 Inaftotte. Williamson, VOL River. 1f0 ceoH
fotts, 5 CTS E0o1, ~.
seSE s arstle Eawn. Maass ,vot, 40, shingles
9S 9sSs he6"Ft1. Matptr. Ccnterrlr. ~ clswoo0.
Ss 4 1f"!n FnFHons, ienttFvlftt Is els wood.
wood. '~As' WAY 1aAo' ~ s"1as
sehr Adr!.t'c. Palmer G.aua II ,yca Il, m 1uubcr
Esp1 Me: tcheates. EuE1s. G.ana III m incnAe
ee1F nnt haFse'. s; Jcs.na. 70 ID ium5sr. ind
sehr Flight, curle, Eunka Pt<r. ~ CT. woo,
SCI 0AMf CocS. EArufa. Kew ane.. ~ cre wnuf
Schf Suohach, Douglas, I'll huistaa II ~ i,.-,nsu
Schf Mariner Cross. Eoutn tiayca cla 49,,
Echr Hornet. Ot1vtr, Ractne, = IHs b .ic;
Seow Tempest. Ncw.on, kalamazoo, 80 N ahn-f,e
4on, headlines
tLKAi'kD. ..........,.Apsi15.
Prop Union, SprnEre. Milwaukee. suatriee
'frtp Barber. Hopkins, St Joseph. sundrtcs
Sehr A. AStrunAch, Donx!as, Aar!strc.
sehr Mariner. trcss, South Haven
EchE Hornets Oliver. Haclna-
Echr Wtstchester, Uurues, Grand Haven.
sehf Adr!At1c, Palmes. Grand Haven, 60 bss feed,
schr & Il knber&s, walrer. Censcry11Ic.
Sehr Meridian. Howar1, Grand Haven.
Schr G Irwin, fnr1ons. racka-dta Pier!
echr Guide. HurEes. st Joseph.
Schf Flight, Curir, Worth Unity,
ScoW Contest. Srhl1E, South haven,
, 1864-04-06
From a Gritty Subscriber,
: SUMNER, CRAWFORD COUNTY, I'll, !
Il

Editors Chicago Tribune: f.
lave lad the reading Of your excellent
TRIBUNE for the past three months, and
have become 60 much attached to it that
have concluded to subscribe for it. Inclosed
tipd.price for one year. One of my sons, who
took your paper, hns gone West, and taken
it with him. My other two boys are where
nll good patriots and of proper
agc-ought to be; where there is q proba-
bjlity OF doing their country more good, in
at home crying ''pencc, peace, When there is
no peace" for rebels, but subjugation, ex-
Termination, humiliation, and At last, as old
larson Browlow would say-damnatfon.
Now, gentlemen, you sec from the senti-
mcnts entertain, what kind of gravel is in
my gizzard for the rebels qnd their sympa-
To lie to. Yours truly. II
, 1864-04-06
RERELLIoN KENTuckxw1sE.

REBELLION KEETUCKEWISE.
It is evident that the rebels are inaugural
Ing the campaign by sundry demonstrations
in and upon Kentucky. Forests operntions
in The west of that State, arc only part of a
plan, which We shall probably see soon filed
out by corresponding movements elsewhere.
It is announced that Buckner is moving into
the State on the East, through Pound Gap !;
at the eame TING that Longstreet's force
which he has been mounting for some time,
is quite inyisible-its whereabouts and prob
able destination being unknown. Very Ike
" a part Of it may be destined for Kentucky.
The object may be two-fold. In the first
plncc, the rebel army wants supplies. Asuc-
cessful stay in Kentucky, even for short
time, would help them on that score; even
raid in force might hold out good prospects
of advantage, only so It could get SUCCESS
fully away.
But another object, much more important,
is, without doubt, intended. Whether that
is TO get possession of the State md rcpos-
sees themselves Of Tennessee, aud 80 to
close up the Mississippi again, as we have
been warned; or. whether some grand object
in the East Is on foot, for which these Ken
tucky movements ase only sort Of blind, is
nnce1tain to outsiders, and can only be1earn-
ed by awaiting the development. Our mill
tary leadcrs are doubtless pretty well inform
ed in the premises, aud are prepared In either
quarter. # the rebels wish to rcconqucr
Kentucky, they Will hare a good
fight for It. We are sorry for the
true Union people In that State, who must
suffer again the rnvagges of war. But there is
a section there, Of those who claim to he
Union people, whose dolngs md ntterances
have doubtless done much to bring about
this state Of things. The rebels know them
selves TO be tolerably safe among those who
worship slavery; and always feel perfectly
free to come among them, either for stay or
contributions. The present theatre OF For
rests operations west of the Tennessee River
, 1864-04-06
COt1MEKElA14c-,

Tuesday EvEEEH8 April S. lea.
WEEK1T EEF1Ew.-TheEenera1 markets during the
week have ruled 1ctlvc and buoyunt- Flour has al.
vanced fully 1Gst5c per brl; Wheat 1h@ee per bush
el; Oats. 1e pet buthel and Barley, 24sc bushel.
Corn has ruled caslef and prices have fallen H1c per
brshcl. Rye YES steady. Highwiues haya advanced
5aGc per Eallon. Glover Seed 50c@$l01 per buahel.
The market for Groceries has been cxcited, and we
note IN advance OF 1k@aHc On raw Snsar, sa3Hc on
refined sugnrs, and 46sc per Ealpu on Syrups White
nsh have advanced &c. Mess Pork has advanced Is
3kcc Tritrs lf-az Pork, per brit Afents
Xc per pound; picked Hams. Hc per pound: 3Iess
Feet sc per barrel ard Beef llA1s. .Oc per barrel.
The IchowlDr table shs:~5 tha rkcstttt during the
pks: 1werty-fous tours:
EEcE1rTs, LAST wEsrr-rouE HOURS,
. Flour. Whist Corn. cRt4 Bic Estjoy
, 1864-04-06
EkLE1T5, I1ST TNESTf@fUUE HUUKH,
tlg1f, NhssE, Torn. UAs3. ZIG, EAtioy

Tothl.,,..... 4s5A 64E7T3 7&5 $50 47Ssi
To-Day tho general markets ruled fs1aes, owing to
the advance In gold.
The Flour n arkst Was brisk and upwards OF som
br,s changed handf, at si7sssW for winter extras:
sa1n3sE2 for spring extras: and si5oa50e tor seztng
Eurers- -
wheat advanced 1c per tushel-ui.h haavy sales OF
No. sprt:g at 4JlsG.t.l7; sIIoxG..a1x ior No. 9
eprirg; and s1.oe for Rejected sprins-the market
c;osipg STEADY. ~
Corn ruled a ahade 1ower-u1th sales OF Old No at
SC; New MOL at ssk9 1850; No. At s29ssc; and Re-
iected at f5<S;5Xc.
oata advanced k@Kc q bushel-with very heavy
sales at Gz@65xc for Mol and &C for No -:-clos1ng
Arm. Rse steady at slsaa162k for 1. barley
Was in good demard and nrrn at ELzl5126 for No. 2
HtshEi1rs ruled quiet fbut hrm-w1th sales OF 1.lso
Iris ut ssh9@c-c1osing quiet.
Provisions were buoyant, and we note heavy ssles
Of fl1ess Pozk at $2s 2 old sess Pork at 10 So
Primo Mesa Fork at e22 %; bulk Shoulders at 8xc
LOOSE and Sc packed sweet pickacd Haus 1sc; Bacon
HAMS. 1iHc; Primo Lard, lee, MD No. Lard at
ukc. :: ->,-
LATEST.
In the afternoon sn1 evening there Was good de-
Dand for Ifghwfnes and tho market was hrtner-EIth
slca Of 800 brls ut DC, and 40 bris ut e1-:c mar.
ret closing 1sm. Wheat was nzm-~ith sellers Of
No. Fat $i.l1H and buyers ut Sill. oats wcrc In
good demand and 0tm at 61Xoi with snleJ OF lonto
bushels No. at that mice
, 1864-04-06

E The " Rnfle for Young Indy which
has been quite conspicuously published by.
nearly all the papers in the country as a seri-
ouH though strange operation Of a Sanitary
Fair In some New York town turns out to be
q "se1I," The young lady. "whose initials
arc A. P. b." who "was born in Italy," aud
whose :" father, though an American, still r.
sides the1e,n and who has "lookcd so coldlG
On the many men who have sought her." is
no more than Pa1mer's statue of ssThe An
gel OF Peace in Bondage -.
, 1864-04-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY EvEFI6o, April S, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc receipts Of Beef Cattle to.
day have been limited, pnntie to less than 800
head that hut few buyers haye been disposed to make
the effort to Ett far rs the yards Little or nothing
scarcely in the way Of business has therefore been
done. The entered sales amount to ~ head at at2
6s7 = ITO ns. T:e previous quotations OF the mar.
kot arc apparently unchanged, snd for shipping
grades there Is a fair enquiry.
, 1864-04-06

e. The Rochester N. ~ Democrat. has
advanced its scale Of prices to the following:
Daily, s. per annum, Sc per quarter; at the
counter i've cents per copy; to agents and
dealers, $3.50 per hundred. Semi Weekly,
81 per quarter. Weekly, sL5o per year. so
cents per quarter. It has also. adopted the
the cash syetem - -" --'''
, 1864-04-06
AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chiesgo Trtpuae-l

Especial DISPATCH % the ChloaK0 TItouhe-l
REIDoEpoEr. April t1FA.
CLEAEED-As!a, Lasalle. II, 36i bushels Govern
mcnt cats; America, Lasalle, q.aaa bushela Gov
e1nment oats.
ARRzv,sn-clyde. ottawa, $500 bushels corn;
yorktown, Lasalle 200 bushels corn: S. a. Doug
las, Eesp1asnes, 80 cord wood, 10 tons hay.
c1EAHED-Eveuing-At L4assllc, 111,000
1up,Eer: rfhIr;c Queen, Ottawa.
ArErEr-S. F. Gale, 4 hsns, % yards rub stone.
, 1864-04-06

Us0Und1nAA b1t ChtcME0 Hof60F,
On Monday last, C. +. Richmond, Esq.. Caots. John
Prindisille. Nicholson, Roach, Conxoy, Shields Bal
lcntne, sanders sna Latin ont into tho hatbor
on the tug Unioo. tor the purpose OF taking sonzn=
They found the course Of tho channel unchanged,
with tho rsnges last year.. The lowest stage
Of uater found was eleven feet, vitt little vina
IN
, 1864-04-06
. htErRlIultH1t0s.

THE CONFESSIONS AND Ka-
- PIRlE1CB OF Az INrALTp-PubTishtd sG.
the htne1t and Is CAUTI1N TO FOVN9 NES
And othes1 Hhc infer rom Nervous Debility, Pres
tl9s Tna MEA!s OF sEtY.CuR=. 81 one Who rs
A9eo nlmseH afttf unterEol72 considerable qu1ef-
cry 81 inclastnE postpaid addressed envelope, r.
Ele s9p1ss T. Hsy be had Of tbs author, NATHAHIYE
AA1FAiE ks1 bedford. KinEa Co., N.E-
, 1864-04-06

.B. Late information from Vienna st,tas
the death of the King Of Bavaria vas ow,nr
to lock:5aw, originating in a scratch on the
breast from pin attached to an order ha was
fastening on his coat. He was s,cl hnt fnn-
dey6, "N' 'ou'
, 1864-04-06

81 a Judgment has been rendered against
Major General John c. Fremont. and in favor
ol cathn11ne Clark, for SIC, 600, on . prouals:
sor5 note made BY Fremont, In consideration
OF certain mill property in M.r5posa countv.
California, n, = 's >oN"'5'
, 1864-04-06

R The island Of Assertion, though BE-
longing to the British crown, is In f.ct ;.
dependency of It's navy. Whatever sb;, ~ e
war lies there becomes, for the time. ths s
government, and the station Is go n1caa,n ",
that the officials always leave 1t with regyat tS
: : + Ae6teI.
, 1864-04-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CEII.
CA45O MARAET.


An Sakx Of G+a:n rereyked IN ta9 n4ark4 are IN
< boss Qf,1tnter sfordgc c Pr 6u.Aet ~ 70 tas 15s
efdr4 ~ txcep{ schtn osheft1t&t s1tsa Fesh reeels
sute9 10 anIH &c xteruge. u dr1zon oHi n stcfe
tris4a 20 Gays Qf iAe dase NAMED on ths feee.pt..
, 1864-04-06
GGll1ita9o Wrluuut.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1884
A JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. LIBEL.


A JOURNAL OF CoMmERCE LIBEL.
Pursuing the natural course Of :adicalism, the
cditors Of several Of The Aboltionist sheets hsNe
recently been seized with strong desire for the
introduction Of nmalgsmation into the social and
domestic life Of their OWL and other radical ami-
lies. Thoee Of them who arc not already unfortu-
nnteiy bound by law to white wives eccm to be
earnestly dcssrons Of occurring hack companions on
the voyage pt liie.-N r Journal Of Go,.0a<sce
If this assertion had appeared In the N. !:
Berald every one would know how to treat
It. The Herald is the budoon OF tue press
In old times kings fept professional fora,
whose duty 1t was to sny lndscrons things tor
+he nmnscmcut Of the court The kings
foo1,, was no fool but low commedian. a
manufacturer Of puns and pasquinades and
smart silly sayings. As the people in this
free country constitute the King, or sover-
eighty, the N. 7. He4uld as-p1ree to be their
fool, and succeeds admirably. It deals In
lampoon. pasquinade, ridfcn1e, invective and
falsehood- It never tells the truth. except
with fraudulent intent. It's grand object
is to amuse, to startle, to deceive, to mystify,
10 keep mems minds in muddlr, to admin
lister to their baserappctitcs and passions; to
make morality, religion, truth, principle
look as absurd and ridiculous as possible.
And 60 notorious LAS its real character and
purpose become TINT while many read 1t and
AAaen, Nv .ue - l.aSss.a 49, ~S,ass. ~
cet te.'ance ~ l.e a"As.na,..a, sA. ..'se ~
aeeet ',oae VI ."es ~ ~ 1oeo1Ass4 1ns, ~
very unsophisticated people. The Journa7 Of
Commerce has sought to establfsh different
.S,,,..: ~ -. 49, F oas,sm1.s,,a r. W.
Nunts' auo ".sAs. ~ ..aoOE ~ paos :"
poee ,aiu ~ a1 ose- ~ ".At go. ~
~ naso ,@,..,' s .'a ss iT ~. =. 49, ~.
I1 uoa nasa W. uas 9ao ieo, - "ae ~ Nv
p'ry ~ M..s., fua Pes ~ s .s.0s .A w psu0e
% 4.S ponucu cppunen.es cA ,o"n ~
eascua tms MHy ses ,a VI swoy JuA' nay
te'a'e .none'.o .oa' .s "t-aou' 4a1u1"6 ne
1cpu'a,'on. ou. = 1ee.u'sl ., oi1.or plo1ess-
ane 10 DC tespec.Sp1e, hna aao1css'ns an auai-
ence o1 sespse'soAc peopAe' eanuot 'noalse II
Inc Gowns soAe "'tnoo' ioi'eanne .oe TEE
pece " aie neate1e' 'st' unoet suen con-
%emp.' aoo 1Ssu4pe e oe'ns naeseo w .ne ese.
Ahe "su'7a q 1'"'...e'ee W. aa1,'ee ioS
11auets W mahs VIC assel.ou >. ,, ~ uoss.
ihes 40 ~no' eenesc "nat II aueoges 10 oe
uue. ~ N''e.os "na1 u assests 70 oe la@ -
ennot ~ give .oe n...es u 1ue 's'e4a 1apo,
... eusa a.SsS sas 80 ~ se..oo
4. ~ ta.a,s.snat,aa ;ato ~ .soa;o1 sna ~
.a.." re- - 49, 49, 49, o.,.a- 81,
u r.sa...s. ~. '. 10. 49,, a,'.,i.na. - ~ a,mon n..
.. aS - sro,,+,an sh>,at ;, ''4' WV
1ITn ~ e..n.AN :. 49,. ..nu.,. :. :.
!1' aeee4 aao.,1.t'.,e ~ - n 11.eas. 1,,a
~ =. ~ ~ ~ Tpar. ~. ~ 60,
We e4s ~, ue s --.I.x1a ss,s-s
h1nae u Aes' eueu US Peo~Ds' epee.uu1'
, 1864-04-06

-fB A liberated slave In Ohio has just fall.
en- heir to $4,000 Two years ago the planter
who owned him brought him to Greene
county, in that State, and freed him, and at
the same time deposited In bank eight thou
sand dollars, giving tie negro the certificate
Of deposit for safe keeping. The planter
died, the slave lived, and sthe Court ruled
that the money belonged to sambo, who en-
joycd his good luck amazingly. ,~..<, r.
, 1864-04-06
heir Guilt YVES beyond controversy.

B- It having been denied that Governor
Bramlette. OF, Kentucky, hnd prepared 3 trea-
eonab1e message, advising armed resistance
to the proposed draft of negroes in that
State, the Rev. Robert BreckinndRe now
states that he saw the proof of the document,
and that it Was in type ready to be printed
md Sssned -. -
, 1864-04-06

HOGs-Thc receipts Of Hogs during the d.y amount
to about head, consisting almost entirely Of light
hogst The entered sa1es are 81 head at $stoa73o
principally at s65 2 1oa ms. Tho demand continues
active, and prices rule nrm at previous quotations
, 1864-04-06

FREIEIITS-LAKE FRK1aH7s-During the past
week frtfsLts have been active and steady It &c for
corr and 1tc for wheat 10 Budal2, 4t which nEares
We have repo1ted cnE1gements Of fifteen to eiGhteen
scrselt. To.pAI the tchesne1 Nicholas and Supply
were chartered ut 1Gc for wheat to Buffalo.
LAKE. AID RAIL FEEIaHTB-pdrfnE tho past week
we haYe reported engagements for the second OF
Tropencra. 81 81 for -four to Bestoa and Sl.a0 to
New YORK; which the current rates at the close,
some lines asking s14o to Boston and SIS to New
YORK il.
RI 1IRoAp FRE1oHrs-since the date Of our last
weekly eriew tho railroad lines haye reduced their
rstee On ncur 1cc D br and on Eoods 1oc
100 Is. We quote the rates 10W as follows:
, 1864-04-06

EG&SEIhe s !, supply easing the past week has been
Prices have ruled from 1i9lSc and ia day, with si1
sreatsr scarcity. l6afsc is being offered.
F11R5-The receipt OF Taccoon, otter, martin and
musk rat has bcen better and witha alr donaud ta
msrket has ruled hr1n and steady It present rstas
Other descrf1tioh are in moderate demand At nrsT
QHs rntea, lie OUQfe: r. F@sti-