davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-04-20

american people Responsible for the act-rc spons
eic heforc the Christian wor1d-ho WIS resoonsIble
Tor It End should stand tn the cye OF the histo
!'an..respcnstblc for 1t he stood before God and
PC did not shrink from the decision he hid mads
1or be bcl!eTrd hc Wns ric1t.
hnt When the Government determined to make
eoldic1s Of the co1osed people, he thought it only
Just that they should hare the same projection a.
tfe WhI:e soldlcrs--IapplauscI-a be hesItated
rot to declare that the Government would 60 nro.
eicafiy authenticated c1sc was made ont retriba-
lien Won;d follow. uitLcrio il has been difiicnIt
70 ascertain to certainty w.4i:h should coycro i
qeclsi1n 10 matter 60 eer.oue but In the uGar at
Eoft t1l1oE hc thought we wcre likely to find a
cacaf cafc. The Govetnr12rtfasn no direct eyidence
10 confirm thc report. In existence relative to t5e
massaeIe, but ho himself fcared the facts related
Wren tic Goyc.nr cnt does KNOW the facts fro,n
otictal fources and they substantistc the reoorta
BET tt " rttIiha!son Was 10 be administered was
Question sti.l to he Ecttlcd. Would It be- rieht to
taEc the lie Of prisoners in TashIaSton Fort Del
A#ofe or elsewhere in retaliation toF acts n which
Iney nad not th1Eed, md which will probably be
lo1hd 10 hare been ordared By ouly r,,T ind{yiii
un1e, or posetbly by only ono mauy
Inc tTesldcnt retterated that the Government
Noao not fau 10 visit retributton, when thc facts
were clearly proven: throughout liz rctuarks he
~ae warmly appianded, especially hts declared do
teeGa u the rebels
, 1864-04-20
FROM RALTfMDEE.

~ BALTIMORE. April 1o.-The Inauguration e1er
1ns,1st ., the great Sanitary Fnir at the MARYLAND
dnn, dnE,Tie Mst night, were very Imposing. Pree!.
~ ncolae appearance In the hill Tas greeted
" Tremendous applausc
,ba ne ananEura! address Of Gov, Bradford,
.n,sa tesloent vas londy called for, and, In res.
~ pfneeeded 10 make brief address. He re-
H.'t % aas Ereat cha &C thai had taken place in
- s.ia during the lasi three years. The world
ue ea9; aas long been in want Of correct deni
aa4oeae @ e. i ISs1te Eg5c 1esdn Whilst iii procssed to
, 9oe %aa' m nbcfty implied work for hinsef and tn
y M, ~ nG neassd with the proceeds Of his Ishn1
oiaefs liberty meant to do AZ van n1a.sni
Hlsa oiner men md their labor. Ono II aoaseo
conl1ling aoeas would have to give Tsy tn sIe o,,'
ef. ne tnoaght IRON some Occurrence. ,Sss w, Ls
lA1eiE taken place in Maryland that her neoa nAo
about TO determine which OF these 1exra arc
dom should control her destiny. " "ee-
He then alluded to the Occurrence -,rn
have taken place at Fort PiIloE.-the pu.tco -co 70
eeycra] hundred cnlored soldiers 1,S ~ TaSe OF
ates. Many supposed that the Government dd 1a.
intend 10 do tte dnty in regard to tbe nrossei nos
Of it's colorcd soldiers. lie desired to 81, ~ m
such we.t mistaken. When The uuestinn ~. ~ - ~
ployipg colored men rs soldiers was 1eft - ~ ~
Government, it rcsted very much With hims.1i
whether be should make soldiers Of them Or M
He poudered tie matter carefully. aud whom lie he.
came Convinced that 1t wae dutY to employ thei1
he did not hesitatc to do 60. He stood before iht
, 1864-04-20

'EARL h11Ls'
Maumee City, Ohio,
r. O R 9 a IE7


These well known and Justly celebrated Mills, loea-
led On the krie and W.bas1 Cunn! and mar ths STA
tlon OF the Wabash V7lsy Eatiroad, consisting of
FIGURING Mill with four 1un uarts, and all the late
improvements End capacity for manufacturing 131 to
70 bill -four day, ard a'Ee custom york. for
which there 10 o eeparats machinery. good Saw
Mil and Lath Aill; abundance Of Ater, 16k t4
pcsse-.Ing tho advantage Of tie r.t 1eRee from tho
State OF Ohio at this pare. Also two Frame stoees
fvo Frame Iioutes, Coopsr shcp. Barrel Hbusc Eta
b1rs, Wagon Ehe 1s. with ten lots OF land.
Wevould call tho attention Of <spita1is:s to these
bills. havtuG splendid water power and cheaply
controlled. with the ftst right to the snue from
ahe STATE. These ms located In OF tho lucst
wheat growing countries Of the valley Of the Lag
ee, With tbs advantage Of obtaining grain By canal
from thu Wabash Valley. and boating the 4t1e d.
recty to the Alll thess cl:ratel saving n expense
handlltg 8. Ihs facility Of stocking tho Saw Nils
with the fncst Oak, Black Walnut, and White wood,
nom the banks Of tho AAumee and TIA tributaries
AID the Wabash Valley, va canal, With unsurpassed
fAcilittss Of shipping Flour Lumber b9 canal Or
railroad, Scrth. Sou1d, CT East, and home market
for al the feed and oaal, at good price. showing
conelnsivey that as property for Investment or nc
1t II rarely equa1ed.
GAO- 4. PONEROT, Toledo, Ohio.
AND f211 -&tnet
, 1864-04-20
FROM CkIx0 AND BELOW.
mn1ters in Missouri and on the River.
lspeclM Dispatch to the Chtcaco TrIhune1

A0t~s"* 0AHkdlCA 70 LIE C1lCA10 lT1uune.t
CAno, kprn 10, 1854.
On Friday lart Capt pritchell OF the M,tsouri
enrolled militia With about 10 OF u men. by order
OF Ctl. H. j. Deal, left Charleston. Missouri. in
pursuit Of tuerillas. They came m win them
nine in number, on the samc dav. The f,.nr,;r
and Ills men Cred upon them, killing th,ae md
wopnding one or two. The litter made +hot- i,
cape.
Yesterday scout belonging to Cnpt Ew,nc,.
command ehot and wounded guerilla unm,d
Green, notonous for his dcprcdations nca. 1,ono
Prairie, in Mississippi county, Missouri.
From gGhtlemcn who 1ately arrived from bclo,v
learn tllat party Of guerillas mnds raid upon
q plantation Do mflea below V1cksburg on the e1th
n1t.. carrytng OF co mules and number Of negroes
At the came time they captured v. B. Allison Of
Mattoon, Illinois,, who Was upon the plantation,
took him some distance from homo, compelled
him to dig hie own Ernve, shot him and compelled
the negroes to inter hin. Most Of his negroes
subsequently made their escape They al concur
in the account Of the murder Of M1. Allison %
They report Forrest retrcatlng beyond Jackson,
Tennessee 1he steamer Hannibal, Just in from,
New Orleans reports nil quiet along the river The
excitement In Memphis Is eubEding.
CA1Ro, April 19-Firat L!eut. and Adiutant Hnr
din G. KetIinger, Of the I'D regiment Illinois in
fantry volunteers is announced as Acting Assistant
AdjutAut General Of the post Of Cairo. rice JoaI
II. Mnnroe, Captain and 4. 4. G.. relieved mud as
flCned 10 duty on Gen. McPhcrson's stuff At Hunts
vile, Ala.
Capt. Wm. Duegcr, Co. Il, 7esd regiment Illinois
infantry volunteers. IL announced as Provost .AaF
fhal Of the roft Of Cairo, vice Capt. Woodbridge
lldlin rylieytd.
, 1864-04-20
Markets by Telegraph.
CHICAGO B-P0STSORIPr

CHICAGO. Tuesday, April 1a-uP.M.
1hsrc vEa good attendance u tho second hoard a&
Tie Sherman Home this evening, but with the cxeep
ton Of tie wheat market the produce markets were
generally dull and tpiriles., and tho transactions
were limited to tho wants OF ahpso who sold short
WHEAT ~as IN better demand owing to improved
adTaces from New Tork, and the market WA buoyant
1t II advance Of 4@5c. Sales were: 600 bu No i
Spring dn the afteEnoon) at $12s; 5000 bu do at
f00o bu No 1t el25H, and % 0oo au At &lal, both
purchased in Milwaukee By tclegraph;, 1000 bu No
Spring ss $11eH tn the Afternoon); 1iooo bu DO At
s1:1; 1ooc ou do nt $lc7; 1000 bu do at 4l12h Is
60 bu do 1t S12sH-ths market closing nrm a. $le2a
112eh fer No :, and el.26 for No epring,
CORN wts dali md norulnal-we heard of no Bales
OATS ware dull. opening &c lower than the closing
prices paid Chicago. but the decline Was fully re-
cetred-the market clos1n: firm At Gssc. Sales were:
loco o. No. Mt t3H lc0o bu. do. at &C.; s6Co bu do
atCGH,
1haHwuEs were "panlcky" in the afternoon
ttartre at 1e1 and rapidly declining TO a. hut In the
evening the n.4rle; rallied ttle closing rn ut &c.
@9o. Sales were: 200 bis at 1o so bis. 1t 1co 4oo
tls. at 80 71 bls- at a. 100 bis at 81 93 bls at9
fRoT1s1oHs wera dull and aprit1eas' Lard E1s Of.
fcsed It 1sHc9184, without finding bu5ers, There
WIS rome inquiry for bulk meats and va note sales
Of ooo bls. heavy rough sides at lie. loose and H.
st0 bis. Light 90. At 10X.
EC1TxR was In f2i1 demand on Canadian account,
With Ea1es Of E1ksES good nt2a
, 1864-04-20
CONGRESSIONAL.



WASHINGTON. April 10, 1854
Iii. SUMMER. Of Eass. moved to +,1,a n, +ha
bill 10 repeal the Fugitive Sl6ye Inw. 1f 'Ae
Hi. DAVIS. Of Ky.. obfcctej
On motion OF Nr. TRUMRI1I, tho oroa md
ncys were called on Mr.. Enmner's motfnn III ~
following result: Ayes M-nave 10 "'Sa tnc
The lill was then :aasse1 IN = sccona ,,.1;,,
Mf. SHERMAN. IF 0bia mnvoa - 1cau.us; s -
acccptins the net Or lscl,rnarv 1ath 1-ns c-a ~
hi. JOHNSON. Of Md'1 Ts,rcttr3 ~ r., ,.on.-oa
action. '0s FloPo9eo
4 lou1 co1|oonv ensned botx..,,
Johueon aftcr Wifch ~ sb"r-nss1 ~ on.na5i ana
was ntiotted q fn1T au "aoeaooeut
M. C0NNEss" Of n, rnoxaa ~ I'M
the table. Reierfcff~31 - eo ~ Aa5 '"e oA1 On
4 motion to adiourn VA m 1os+
0o"e1ef' 'ne eehA4e aojo1fned.
HOUSE.
w..,rr..n,.- .r.n.< ..n.
Mr.. Nop111r ~ 49,: a,.! - W. 1eo''
sura r,.iofire ~ E,t;ai n"', e1pianed na5 ufe1-
farcr. 49," 0p'Ae Ill 1t7
Nh: STEEH1Ns. OF New Yo.k, also spoke in f.
sof OF Tue bili In the co2sse OF his remarks be
taac the National Garls must taI:c the ,Iaee Of
ftoe elate Banks, as they could not co-extst, and
expressed himself In favor Of tax on the rates Of
e1a ma stef1lnG exchange, aA Rourca or rcyeuue.
sEet1s- ,bisooAb and. FERNANDO WOOD
fnoKe agalhst tue bill, and Ar. kasson in Its
A1os. 1
III, 1ne COMMITTED rose, when Ar. GARFIELD, Of
1,o9s !n q p,ooncng Letter fEGm Judge Ec5les Of
1ne Tonr- msn - Iobn Il Ieeomneoa-
ro1s ~ mt t.r;n 40 ~ olEeAlnnoee M - deai-
, 1864-04-20

Il. y. Nancy and Stock R1arke.-Aprl1 10
d MoSt5-Lsss st11agcnt, but still rules very f.m al
,ss sTE,I!ha Ell Excu.so1-Irzesu1ar and unsettled Il,
GoLp-Unsett!ed and lower, opening 1t 70 aud de-
eltllnE 70 !E4 c!os:aY steady IT 1c9x.
oek ind April, 1ni41E84. '"''
SToEE6-ltlcheF ADD Scttre. L. 1T II 81 r. :. ~
N:1:Ft Y. ll6: Toi. ! ". Il: ii: r. 81 c. a. & 4
Er!e preferred 1o3H H;.Iludaon ie9: Read III
r. 1t2H; 8tx; % guafanteed III III scrp nix:
=: +: ny; G, c. 12sH; c. & T. i4sx; C. !: l.
-; ~ 81 y. 81 courone, lie; e. S. g., year cert.
sseH;n 9: Nj ceft: 81; Canton CO. 50: Cumber? mi
oeS: =. MAI! 21o. n 7. C. 138: Kris NIX.
butluets. "'A1A"1A4e1ls ~ resume
Tho money market Is less stringent todar. sna A.
tcons haYc bF Fcu contracted. Leading Ins:ituIcus
haxe. however, called for largB marquis On StocEs
Inc etoSk market has partially Recovered from $he
pah1c, anu no more failures ara reported Gold hs9
9ten as low As $te8k. but has rtsea to $l631x1 80
Ichange Is ~ aEtlvc deuaut at $t0'x1t9 fUf eofd
lhc noon mail brought renlttances tof The purchase
ofcash stocks.
LATER.
NEw.y yoEx. April 1o.-Ttere was sharp advanc in
likely,
LATEST.
NEE YoEK. April 19.-Stocks wcra7 still HIGHER At
Inc iss pntc :perd Eric 1:zt4 E:tc rreftrre1 lis
A9Gson l034, Harlem lSs: Reading ISL Toledo l3s: e.
~: Z. !: 11!58; y. s. Sit II. 8. guaranteed D.
~. " 1oS; H. g. 11h; LII. c. E63; {. & F. lll4 O.
, 1864-04-20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1854

PLANES, % 5ds rubb1e etoac: Investigator. A.asns
" CO do; sdyF1ank1lu do do; u. G. sor.on do Go:
q. .. Leonnis. do, Is yds dimenslon ttone; Queen
coal. >N@4
BR1D0zPoET, April 19-ap. NJ.
eLEAFrD-LadJ Franklin, Athens; InvrsttEatos,
90; 4. 9. Loomls, do; Danube, Ottawa, 100 cords
tsfne'h lark: Eclipse, Lasac, $500 It lumber; Re-
aAnce tasa1lo; More, LaSa1le, 81 9os # lumber; H.
lisalr. Ottawa; Energy, Lasalle e6,s71 n lumber,
14ts} II siding, ~ 100 shingles; Alice Lasse. eo1so
oefs
ARRlS1u-North" America, Lasallc, SITS bu corn:
una1lla, Co, f9o bu corn &c br1s nour; os do pork
Ara hia, do; 1lG3 br1s -four, 81 960 NJ fire clay.
, 1864-04-20

new Ioxk Murhet-ApFfl 10,
Eo1foS-MafEct about tc lover, 1T &c for uIdditnx
uPlande, and DC for low Iulldltngs.
ftouE.,Stnte end western vc-T luE ani unsettled
o. ior e1tE2 round hosp Ohio: ssR5aa2i 70. trade
6rand1maLset cleslag rataer moro steady, holdcrs
generally rciualnE to accept Inside prices
E1isKE-HearJ. and decidedly lower, 1T s1.1oal.c
closing nt the 1hlic for western.
~GE*1S-Whcat rery dull md nomiaally lover,
IhifazT ,Sps1nE $1:!efl:s; Mi!xa4kee Club t1:723
bgvets sale-ti,9 bushels At t1.so31S! for Old
mixea western n store. Idide pr:ce cash to-aay.
quiet. A'"@ '1'
FEoy,sloss-Pork dull md lower At 2a8aaaso for
ssfs e. clnsinE q ins1ao Eice; e255 for old ao q
t9r e1d nd new prime; :6tG33a-a5 for rslme msss
aSG o:0g e6ts @ Fey mess Delivered May aot Juu- at
TIN, 1.9o h.la mess pork. delivered May nj haT
efs option At *e5ol Heef quiet ont Erm. Cut me its
ets: l:slec for hams; bacon sides q1e;; lard dai.
avx Snd lower at !At1er price In ettrcnl:
an extreme; cheese ssoadJ at l7a,sc.
, 1864-04-20
GE1!fgltn Urtl11luG.



Owing Ia Al anb,cyiation Of o1r r,,+o
a1y amount Of tclegraphlc news we are ab1e
to Surrender to our aSyrr:isino notrons .
1larc Of our space in This issnc O. ~ 49,.
accord TO them.
The city election of vea+ord., .
under Ordinary c,rcnms.nrco. ~ oao ao@
elicit much excitement Tin Wit 49, h-n ~ ~
1,ubliccne Is mt mn,,, =. - ~ .'e'
what mighty 1be dona ~ 49,. ~" s osea' IS
cago by .sha3ftrv;no ,, ,,1,a,. ~ ~ ea''
yay ves iono 1.<ss,os eo @ ~ aooat the
micht 1,avc ra-,, r,,,s,, 4ne majority
tnro hoo,, e. =. 1uaea 'afseI, ana would
ont nrt thc1- a. 49,. !nSu ~. n4o III tafned
arr a,xrors 1,,:ts-t ans % tnc ue'us Trends
4lcr rno., hn .asaIa, 49, 1eaous u 1'a nm' 'or
4rarr tba hr.,.,, So. W tue con
D;cbf mr. ~ 1;t41a se.a W .uo sac oi
g that Proyidepce r,1l crcn+,,o,,r ~ ~. e.. 1eeure
linfpr. " mn 49,. 49,. w s"e ucS's
5nto onr cve,,oTa. 49, e4opooso ~ 60
havc indosd 49, 80 49, sesesoas- we
+ba -,,,a1 sA~ 4+sn. 10 rejoice that
dr,n1. 49, ~ tn's clly VIII be
s+a-t,. 'on1E' taat II is not 10
- 49, "l1n asPoglaphc, effects In
d,s,or:,+u ~ ~ sau,uans tna1 chicago endorses
<tIscn': .nu et'es ner voice against the
ca.1 A eesPonsn. We have ssnadc the
ouuu1 = eoonch Tie, and thus If our city
ono't'es co anything particularly dirty,
~, - nne SERVICE o1 Jen: Oavisr Mayor Sherman
~, ~ s,ano fnafgeao ole, as the one who t'Hoye
nle castlne vote to 'facilsate" Copper
teaa senemes' IT Is good thing to have
put tnc haEof linus at the head Of the Cop
yaacao eeao. Inc general result In the city
=, s4onn In Inc election Of Justice Brown,
~ on1on candidate Tor Police Commissioner
Nv majority. We Shall 90 far better next
'",., ict our friends outside rest assured
Inc fclease, Of the Charleston, Coles
county, Coppcrhcad authors Of the late mass
acre rom military custody at Springfield
yesterday Wits net unexpected, as indeed 1t
lad been already forcsha1owed By our news,
IL Is deemed that these men are best to be
<4*;alt win Under the lawe Of the State, which
are certainly competent to hang every one Of
shem. bat the Formally: Of administering
The oath Of allegiance to them, as the appa-
rent condition OF their release, might better
nave been dletensed with. The mor.1, II not
military ctect' would hare been fully equal
mad 1Acse icllowe been each required to eat
card Of gingerbread in the presence Of Col,
Cakes. They will cut the oath they hayetust
taken with full as much facility. Whoever
was responsible Tor the farce en- ictei In this
, 1864-04-20

fBpcc1al Dispatch to the Chicago IF16Rne5
- Sr.LouIs, April 10 1851.
Tonaoco-Act,re 6Alcs 10 hhds stems 1t $ .s1aa o.
81 DO rrecn luss at $41eat25 q do planters do al
q 6o@1oo; do good do at $so.oo3s.55; do me ut
$4o.la9s0W.
T1our-Du1l. Sales 800 brls XX at $76o; 10 br1s :
at &655; 500 brls at $3.50.
f;RA1H-1gheat s:IG Sales Of 1s2 snckB verJ choice
at 4, e. fair 1t sa I'll sac1 only fatt n *l.o
o.s du-sales Of 643 sacks at 9oc M sacks st Bic IN
store 6l7 SKIS 1t a:c; "a eac at 60, second'hand
Eunnies. Computes scarcely maintained-sa
c&uprlse 10 elcks choice old white at $tdo; saeka
old mixed dull white 1t S1oi9l aoo sacls rejected
Al s1no EEe.and Barlcy-ssles comprise 1+s sacks
re 1t 4le5; 50 bu do u 412o pkgs TetoSped; $50 o
spring barley at $l2.
Wn1nkr-Unscttled. Sales of 10 bras 1t s1.6 per
galloD.
GEoeEr1EszCoHee du1l-No at 4s@isc; sasat
Il onis 1na) lSlu, from first haads c less rolasses
steady 1t Sc
HtrE-Sales Of 1 t0Q ha,us. lQQse at I9e 4 p.
, 1864-04-20
Milwaukee tInrkct,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
MILWAUKEE,, April 1s, 1851.
BR1ApsTcF9s-Flonr dull and &c lower. Wheat
opened At Smiths Elevator 1t $l1o4 for M s,1rs
were made to the amount OF 10000 bushels On tho
receipt ofthe gold market the price deprecated 1c on
Change. Market active at s1:s. Sales 80 90 busb-
els. ranging rom <1.1s to $l1s4@11sx. This even.
1rg the Newha House, tic market recovered rom
the decline. Sales OF 7 bulhtle vsre made 1t a
9lcoH for No. J. old receipts. Sales for the dar Tcrs
1:ooMo bushels, tho largest known IN tile civ
for one dsy.
OATS declined It. Sales :o59o bushela No. INN,
me1i IT cejrte It &C.
CoRx quiet.
r<xr der1fnAI
, 1864-04-20

IEptC13I U1Ep4lEG C6ItaE0 TTbQlf.f
c1NC1HxA71, April u, 1861.
"Ht*KE-C1oses dun ii $1.15, though large demand
At SLID.
GnoCKE1zs-Ra~ sugars firm at 1a@2ic; hard ena
I'd u &c. Coffee and MolAsses quiet and unchanged.
PEov1s1os4-C1tF Ness Pork nominal 1t $3.50
country do $ef,7; Du1k Nests held At loKc for
shouldetz; 1l@l1Ac for sldcs, and 1sHc for
HAMS but shon!ders only IN demand 0acon Should.
efs IN good demand as ike; Has 16ol5s fer p1ala
iaK .. 1sc for city and laxe for country but no de-
Dand.
GRA1a-Demand fc. Wheat light 1t &1.:s for Red.
and el5o for White Corn dull at $io9 Oats in m ID.
efate demand al so}s1c In eulk- Rye quiet At $l45.
Barley IN fair demand at Il ,0ka1 III
, 1864-04-20
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Closing Day Of the Market.

(Eerorted b, Telegraph exclusively to the Chicago
TribuDe.]
NEW YoEE. Tuesday, April 49,
BEET CAr1IE-The receipts OF Beef Cattle for the
week ending to-day amount to f0o head against 49i2
bead last Weekan increase the week Of about 40
head 1t the eotc the statc Of the market Is rather
farorablc to drovefB as all the stock remaining fro
yesterday End ali the fs sh arrivals today can be
posed Of without aug decline the prices current
yesterday VhIh were: for prime Beef Cattle exclud-
tnC fancy beeves extrs holiday STOCK z =, for net
weight OF meat, eeller sinking oHnl 1e11'c: medium
quality aaJ the average Of good fair illinois stcers Of
co. ITO s. 1501ec hc lowest rates, including thin
Light steers and coasse oxen, l3c.
The Earkst has bcsn tolerah!y bIlEk and there was
Il GOOD demand BY butchers for = fair quality OF
beeyts but there IL material change in the
aspect OF the market.
snEEF- or Sheep We hare 7ye;s head reported for
the week, and according TO the reported sslea Of
shf cp brokers. the general average price per head
hes becn e7-se@13.38-
SEx1x-Tht receipts Of SElse-for tho week number
upwards Of LOCO head. The quotations to-day Of
co.n-fed hogs per cwt. live weight. sre $s75a2 ee5
The cuotaticns Of distitler7fcd hogs per c~t. live
weight, are fpIst395. At these quotations trade IL
seportad very hsiak, and the market elosc1 firm
[As.ociated Press Eeport.l
rznr cAr7nr-Flr.. quality s!s.aai75o: Sri ortnsry s
:9sGed IL 01s': common sisssitoa; inferior
s1sfr A1p Laxps-Extras nor head xlofcanD:
Er:mc quality 9sT@lo.lo oEti1ary S7.5ass53; con-
ssSSsxIS;csfs:tsS s3%s*s: ::siil;isa aa,xe.
@afktt TT tsef catt1e !; ths
Eeee!pt1.Ite1es. ;s: Cow. s;: 1eal C.,7ss, i,;s
seesp 1nd Lambs, f,ifo; Swine, II "a.
, 1864-04-20

IEpEtt&I UIAp4lcu 70 tu6 Cu1EAgu 1IEE31u6s1
BH1DoEFoR1. Ill. April 19. 1854
cLEAErp-ETxin, 1asAlle, 1p,1s2 bu Goyasnmcnt
otta; Monarch, =, a,s77 By Government oats .
Union. 1aEalle, 9oss; Il lumber. ooo II lath-
AaE1vkp-7Tsder. La6a1le; Geo. Garner. do; d.
csan' bu wheat 500 bu corn Cashier. Des-
, 1864-04-20

sr- LOUIS, April IA LcavenwoIta dtepateh
K&nsas show triumph for Lincoln oTer Carney.
, 1864-04-20

fsnects1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tahune.1
GALEaauRs, April -, 1884.
Union Convention to nominate successor to
10 1oyejoy. is called for Princeton, TaesdAy, the
sCth init
, 1864-04-20
TT 4 KE A. ..CH AN CE!
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION

GIeTHnI 1EF.
elry, worth $&1Ac0.
WOOD, E10ET d CO., .
JEWELLERS, 10 BROADWAY, NRW YoRE. "
CERTIFICATES. naming each arttc1e ANN IRA
vALCE are pnced In SEALED ENVELOPES. md xeii
m1ed: One Of these envelopes will be delivered at
our once er eert By mail 10 any address, without re-.
gard to choice, on receipt Of a5 ctuts.
that the purchaser may draw, for ONRDOLLAR, or
will exchange Tor my Other article list Of the
same value as the art1Cls drawn ~
10 DI.AHEa!
You MAY get q WATCH or DIAMOND RING
YcuMUsT get the VALUE Of our money,
Entire sate1acfion guaranteed in all cases. and the
tstisnet With the article NC ftnd F->' 4N''
Hye esrtt4ss!ss foF IL eleven for q thirty tor -
dreN WOOD, A0TT d CO., Boz se&, Fost otice. Kew
Yo1E ,o apAdes39t W&H&1tW
, 1864-04-20

Arrival from Europe.
NV York, April 1a.-The steamc. Sedon. from
iye1pool, April eth. has arrived.
, 1864-04-20

In answer to many letters received
from all parts of the Northwcst. re-
spect1nG rites ofdiscount on such Our
rency as the Banks OF Chicago refuse
on depoalt, ggo tnke this moth cd cir.
Ing the Information 10 1t u.ay be FULLY
understood By all. We buy
Dis.
HcV Jersey. Observation-Disclosures, X
NJ. G. and Eel. Dcl.................. to6
1A1cncan.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Free Indiana and Ohio. .. X
Union Plank Road. mr.
"AAconsfn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hut1Iatcd Enstern.,..... 1
Tho basts for buying is 6 I3artsuble
Funds,s' or checks on s: Sturse4 Son.
or the 18th National Rank, as corxo-
Ap0noents may des1fe' Z
When parties want 1sGrecnbac1ku,
or Ness York Exchange. the rate OF
premium II charscd, but In all cases
made MS low as possible.
vvc permit parties sending to US by
either United States or American Ex-
press to avnll Themselves OF our seasou
contract, and we assure the public TINT
We VIII aid them in sendlza. this Cur
rency, ut the smallest cost consIatcnt
with the work and risk. There IL no
cause for n panic or rnIaEm. The money
is NIL good Mt present. Let 1t go homo
md be exchanged while 1t II 80.
, 1864-04-20
NRw a1bcrti6En1g1l18.

VOTE FOR EVERITT'S ART
GALLERY Isl Lake Street. It IS the successfsl
candidate. Public opinion his decided In favor or
thoso superior pictures at only - per dozen.
VII. EVEIITT, Frsprietor.
, 1864-04-20

The Pub1tcattcna q G: y. ALEXAEDER : CO..
shall fnrhsh to the city md eouns1y trade VERY
Low FIGURE
Agents viii do well to send their orders direct N us
Gircaiars will bo furnished eth books e year orders
DOLLARS PEI: DAY by the sale Of the above publl-
cattona. Adcrees BAME0ED 4 BALDWIN, III and
Is Monroe street. Chicago. III. An1ld21&1t
, 1864-04-20

EOVVLE'S PILE AND HUMOR
CURE. 5o1 IxTKKsAL AID EEr1KIAL u.1. On
bottle xsIAntea cTT1 Y sHgrY End
hMEbA aad y aisesssa of n NJ ss.n L. 80 q
bsck that MONEY. Ave1ags oott1ea h lnp retnrna6
and tnoss yere F1stniA No ea.Ss e 3los9 n P!ee e
INT II. For ala N Chicago b. = RKYAN. fte4
ii q IN bQttle, 6A1kA1eAA ~ YAA
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-29
THE LATEST NEWS.

BOSTON, June 27.-Colonel Wass, of the 10Th
Mass, who has arrived home sick leave,
day was entire brigade, comprising the 18th
and 10Th Massachusetts and 42d and SD New
York
FORTRESS MONROE, June 26.-At o. clock yes
terday morning, the enemy charged on the LIST
division of the 18th army corps, and were defeat
ed with great loss; our batteries opening in good
range on the charging parties. About four hun
dred deserters from the rebel ranks came into
our lines during the action.
Gen. Sheridan, with his entire command, left
the White House, last Friday, and arrived yes
terday P. M at Wilson's Landing, on the James
river.
He encountered heavy force of the enemy,
and kept them at bay till reinforcements from
Grant came. The enemy were then driven back
CAIRO, June 26.-The steamer Patriot brings
dates to the 25th instant. A train on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad was attacked by