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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-15
-NISH HIS LAMP HEATIN G
Il APPARATUS.
FRYING, STEwING, STEPPING
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.

By the flame Ola common lamp, at the cost
Of rents worth of oil, comfortable breakfast be
cooked. . " q" " N. Y. Tribune
Simple i'm construction, easily kept in order,
ready for use in moment = +" convenient to
have on hand. Druggists Circular.
4" a" /" 3 Fishs lamp is one ofthe most popular
elites of the day. the utility oft is unques,
able, great saving is made in cooking and heating small
articles and be made to cook meals for great many
persons, which is actually done the ambulance
which carry the sick sotliers.-Sciestifc american.
For family use, hospital tent barrack picnics fishing
nursery sick IL is article of comfort beyond
all proportion its cost.-Haffs Journal Of Health.
have tried the apparatus, and wife and proclaim
the same most valuable and indispensable article and
wonder how could have so long done without it,
Ed. Coai OIL Circnlar. .
An economical contrvance for getting mp beat
notice for nursery and general household purposes One
important point Is the saving in cost coal res-N
4. Ereniag Post. 4le
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-15
wAEsAy, Indiana, August 81, 1854.

WAEsAy, Indiana, August 81, 1s6i.
Having used one bottle Of Dr. Seclyes Catrh Remedy,
am most happy in being able bear testimony its
great merits as curative in Catsrrh Affection in
cases of chronic nature consider mine to have been
Respectfully, TATQIS BUTLER.
= -.. : q Principal Warsaw Union School.
Presented to c. A RITZ, Advertising Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-15
A SINGLE BOTTLE WILL LAST A MONTH
TO BE USED THREE TINES ADAY.
TESTIMONIALS.

From Hon Thos. J. Turner En- Ne.Lsr Of Congress from
ifofs late Speaker Of Illinois Of Representatives,
ant Grand Master Of A., 2. and A. M, of the Safe Of
Illinois:
FREEPoRr October 21, 1868.
DR.. u. H. SEELYF:
Dear Sir-In reply your 18th Instant, I
would say that was severely afflicted with Catarrh for
years when became acquainted with you and bought
two bottles of Liquid Cltarrh Remedy Before
used one bottle sensibly improved and
second bottle was finished cfnpefeiy ,ared can
recommend the medicine to all afflicted with Catarrh
Respec fully yours, THOS. j. TURNER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-15

Sash & Putty fer sale cheap by
M BrcK d TeAs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-15

Gen. Hovey is now The commander OF
this military district.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-15

II. B. DICKSON.
, 1864-05-19

4h& O&a1AND OF THE HOUR.
1t is = far more grateful task TO writs
pleasant things Of the military situation, than
to point out It's dancers. It would be fnr
easier TO write something that should allow
the reader to lay the issue of the TRIBUNE
aside With compliment glow of satisfaction,
fhan to etEe place to warDinge that all is not
well With the progress Of the war, These
latter tend TO the disturbance Of the publie
mind, caHy gloom to the counting room and
office, where merchants md lawyers are not
TOO unconcerued to give a thought to the
present struggle, or to the bank pa1lor where
from the greed Of gold gambling satisfaction
Is not in inverse ratio with our successes.
But whether is 1t W1seat to be warned in
advance of our necessities, or to march
blindfold straight up to the disaster that
might have been averted? Our present aim
is not to make cheerful readers, but earnest
ones. II there be doubt In the present hour.
II can only be ughtened By acts, not areu
menta. It will be Of no service to decisive
the people It has been false step in the
conduct OF this war that. the Government
ever distrustcd the people. Through dis.
trust 1t has failed to use the whole war
power Of this nation. The people said take
all. The Government took but -, md 50
small part as to impcrl both whAt 4 took,
and What it forbore to take. Thus VIC have
~asted armies that were not strong enough,
, 1864-05-19
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MAY 49, 1856:

Rfa9gebtSn. gss. F; Q. harrington. OLE olc.on. :;
L. smith: VIM. II. Misden, Abraham Adkius, Jos.
Harker, Wm. H. Do1an. Adam c. Bell, Il.
eI21H REGrhKkT.-Peter MArk]e, 1. knee; John
Jkensen. u, nm; ssrk't Y; Il. uouckbhut,, I,
r. Cray, !, hip Corp: Y. L. Gushing, !, thigh: II.
M. Church, !. arm P. George, c, thigh: F, Gra-
hunn. A, ankle; 4. q. Chister, q, thigh; ]. Camp
iS, 1s1, I a,m; A ". cennor. E. thigh; James ".
Thc following. have reached hospital at Wash.
non Cole, 1.
sErINTH Rro1MFSr-Scrst. ]. D. Sharp, Corp.
Thoe. GtrangeWay, ]. G. Burna, D, thigh Z. Alex
andeE, F, hand; ". u. Cook, thlsh; &. g. Broke,
T, bead G. Dewey, E, shoulder; Lteat, o. 4isley,
A. lee; J: Crane, D. hip; Francis N. Wash, I.
The following hare reached hospital at WASH
John McCubbin, a; Squire Peters, f: Julius En-
glebe, Il; Corp. Lewis Michler, A; Henry Rofk, I;
G. S. Pnlver, B: II. u. Burke, A: Jane. Murphy,
u. Herbert L1ll, 4; j. Il. Brown, 4; Thos. Srauge-
way, A; ]. D. Share, A; Hugh Eyans g; Henry
siek1es. B; John Hilton: c; Geo. u: Cole, D; "a.
son Beck, John Drigg. Chae. Walker.
MISCELLANEOUS.
De Witt Collins, G, list q. s. eha.pshooters, Lin
coin Hospital, Washington.
Several names are also given as bclongin. to
Wisconsin regiments not In the army Of tbs Poto-
der may be IN printing the number Of their regi.
nent, or theT may belong to other States, and be
hy c1c55esl e Typographical error designated as
Capt. Joseph Thicker, c, 9Th, leg; sesst Gro.
Sumner, ?, 1st, side; AKRON Foster; F, ST, foot;
u, 4tb. Finley Hospital, Washington; John +.
Ptruey F. 141h Wis
, 1864-05-19

lspetlN D1spatch or the Chicago TFtbuneJ
ST. Louis, May Is, issk
TonAcco-Actire. Sales 81 hid green and damaged
Lugs at 1.so95.so do factory do s5.73a680 q do
planters do s7.oe03.9o a do common Lsaf $1o.0sa
l5ro 10 do medium do C1sIo do go3d and nne
$lslGs7223; $ do dus do &59.o5816lnG.
FLouE-Mo1e active. sales comprise 1oo bris extra
$s.25 eto do extra 3671 leo do extra $3.50: 40 do
ext1a $b..e; 7ao do low super $50.
GRA1H-Whcat ns1a. Sales comprise III ba ch,ce
At &1ts; 1le3 do good prime at $to 200 do fair to
good at $l.s, 24ss do club 1t e19l25. Oats steady
Sales II 0 sacks at etc; 1917 do at Ole. Corn &C.
tive. eaies comprise t3 sackf, In lots prime white
at 81 sl.2@l25; 1,6-t do prime mixed and yellow a.
$40 Rye In dc;-snd- Sales comprise 90 aacks \,
sla5 including use Of sacks for shipment to Cncln-
natl. les do $1.22; II do eI2o. Barley-1s3 sacks
sprtng at $12o; A67 do D.. t.
W1l1sKY adrnnced and moderately active, with
fs1es Of 40 hrs at GLE; u do ut $t1s do at s1l7x;
leo do At tt.1s: 100 Go At sl'eo per gallon.
-LAHD-Bu!1ltue doing; tbs sales comprise 20 tcz
kettle, scarcely prime, at 13c per lb.
GRocER1Es-Ftrmer- but prices are noulualIy un-
changed but few bugs .re in tho ncarkst. We quote
Cotreu at sGC247Hc; Sugar at 1222:c par brl,
, 1864-05-19
TEE FRAUDULENT PROC.
IAMATIdDN.
Ono Thouaand Dollars Reward Offer
ed Tor the Discovery OF tho
RefPckfAIQE.

~; NEW YonK, May 1s-At an early hour an
signed by the Frcsldcnt, was delivered to each al
tns editors OF tht morning papcr5 In thte civ.
~ direction Of the Executive Comm: :ttec 81 tTn
des0clated lTess, and with tho approval Of the
GQtAtfhcF1 OF the Journal Of Commerce. Tfibuns
d11Txsst IIofld, 77x7es and Herald, this Associs
lion will pay reward OF one thousand dollars for
such evidence ae may lead to tho conviction Of te
autneT }9;o Of ne above fraudulent document.
Gen1 Agent for the Ae.eciaied &C SdHh1es Pless,.
The Herid does not stereotype its forms, as do
sefGIal OF ne morning papeEs, and as It Ia now
Hoi6mr OH very heavy edition daily we are COM
Pe!ieu 70 20 70 press at an unusually early hour.
Inc JoaTna! Of Commerce Has deceived In the
innocently. 411's ~
The Herald. ne understand printed The false
proclamation in a large edition, but. foetunaIeIT
for them. disco!ered 1t In time 10 suppress il il
thcIr regular edition. ~ ~
We regret exceedingly the publication. IA VA
nave Just pride In publishing none but reliable
news; 91t 1t Nas one Of those incxp1lcable accl-
de1ts which IL liable to happen to any newspaper.
NEW fonK, Nay 18-The second edition Of tbr
Hxrtd Of to-day says: ''3~
THE HoF3d. in common with ths Journal or Com
1nt5re and all the city morning papers, wa made
The victim Of malicious hoa1 by some ecouudrei
Who initiating the manifold copy Of the A4gociated
Flese. sent around the extraordinary ptoclama atinn
which appeared In our columns tfIs mornInq.
suFpos0. it was all right The night edition nn6..
hshed II in good faith and Its falsty Eos not Dis
COVERED unlil this morning, when Tic edition was
nearly worked off,"
, 1864-05-19
and ruined operations that with more u,c,

and ruined operations that with more r,rn
might hare succeeded.
When the tender came from the Western
Governors for tho one hundred thousand
troops tor one hundred days, it meant the
negotiation Of short loan to meet present
Needs Before even this force Of raw troops
can take the field the nakedness Of the fact
on which their prof1er is based, becomes al
too painfully known. We sre short of men,
Vas 1t wise to have carried On our war with
this want staring rs in the face through past
camrGfgns, when The loyal North was full Of
material for armies! The Government can
command them. Every response Of the peo-
pie, every test applied has proved tho loyal
ty Of the masses. let the whole history Of
the calls for troops has been one Of shiftless
tinlid expcdients.
We have poured in raw leyies beside our
trst brave volunteers, to. breed demoraliza-
tion and discomfort at their Withdra wal at
the end Of short terms Of service. Threo
months, ef1 months, nine months troops
were In principle wrong, all wrong. We
have paid premium on eleventh hour patri-
otism, and increased the soldiers bounty in
exact proportion as he held back from going,
whoea mo-asna.n. ss ~ .e ~, ~ c,, 1slto"s
~. go. .G....s ~ r.DS 4Aus huc" up
ss.,N.s ~. @os a. A NC ua'o eent uo"o fa"
1a.U ~. 1ss. s -sase,,.- "".ns ~ cau lnen oo'
49,. ~ e' aeIeses' anu eoen poured aot-
49,. ~ st1" IJo.u - Iao 4anAs ~ VIII, VIII tne'f
hnus. t4s sntppsa 4rl ps unp@eAeo nom .ae arsen"l
49, - ~ .sl p."aGs M snanse1s 10 .ae omcefs
a.r. a-.ar ~. .-,,.aa % w ne lepeaIns 'nls mock
.c,s ~ =. n. 49, -. Atpnas elne''1 III 1nis 1alra
'enr y. .as NJ
,,a,. o.,1 ~ - =. 80 tUtS 41..,, tn1chen !. 'nA1
=, 49, aa.1.o -. "n ~ eonle aga!n
r1,1se, Tf - !. ~, 80, At NJ. unoet Tue s'eo
never nron,s,no - .taaz.... 10 g. eApeIlnenl,
itse1t as . daoa E,,,1.s =. t.4s osanpeo
hy the i,nnDta1,on | 49, na.a ..e .us se1slce
1auks but those IN .,oar ~ a. a. aaau a,. ~ .ne
oo,,,,r~+.+,a1 ~. " p"3 Pa'.fJ
dncemcnt Wi11ft nnna .n.,a, ~ =! p1eaay ., II.
a ca]l FIR vo,nntacrss s-e ,n.a, - -. suapo u
tn Iear the hn-den. ~ ~ rrosa-. .uen ..a aoac
there TO re n stt11 fnrtha- ass,,s;-n -s ~ -
c,nntton m +boec 1sho ~ ~ -. .an,u1 ~ ca
octixe1r +ra,+oronap - ~ .aet1' VI
strengthened ~ ~ee,-oaoa 49,. ae's.umen' =. .s
, 1864-05-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
NAsl1sdToF, May Is, 1861.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, May IS, 1861.
SENATE,
Lieutenant Generals stiff was passed. II Places
them on footing with the s[at' officers Of army
Bs granting land to Michigan md Iowa 70.
lailroad purposes were passed The lill to expo
ote pa6lic printing was taken up, and amended b.
Fufpendtng the printing Of the report Of offers
1seelFeo md contracts made for ealrymg the mails
The bill was then pa.sed
HOUSE.
, Tho Secretary Of the Treasury replied to the
Lou nogse :, resolution that = man named Garnet had
been dismissed from his Department on learnfuc
that be had been in the rebel service. lie hai
ee Igfn re- 3Sa 5X Hen Underwood
Mr. GARFIELD asked leave to lntrolacb bill
'or tae more speedy banlshment of euerillas.
Eoss. OF luinols A1~~A''A1' 'A'o
At the expiration Of The morning hour the House
took up the Indian appropriation bill. Various
amendments were madc but Of no special impor-
fance, when the Committee arose and tbe bfli. was
Adjourned. "~~~~ "pS"
, 1864-05-19


CINCINNATI, Asy ID, 1Hl.
FLouE-Aarket buoJant and unsettled. Hodesa
asked an advance Of sc brl-buyars nat being vii
lrE 10 PAT 1t; prices regarded nominal to sons ex.
tent At $e5a good buanes, could hsye been done Ia
supeznne. md IT fa75 tor extra; 1000 bss extra sold
1t $7.co, snd 50 do family at 10.
Geec1R1Ks-The market continues very nas, and
quotations arc entirely nominal. Co1ee-s.H9tic
Raw srgar At 1920: crushed 4k9.zc. New o.
1esrs uolasses remalss very quiet It &l.13llo syr
ups unchanged at $1ls@1.3k.
PEov1s1ohs-A 1E1ner feeling in mes4 pork AMI
lard, with more inquiry. but holaeEa not disposed
to keep their etocks OF the market. City meas porx
ls demand At 81 and ahsde over this Was refused
for a1ot Lard hold at 1sxc Tor city, with buyers
at 1scs 10000 cs bulk shonlders sold at and LIS
trcs steam rendered lard ut 13c.
GIAIE-WheAt-uoldes ask M advance Of Sc per
bushel and obtained It to BONO extent, but buyers
d1d not seem dlsposed TO follow 1t ups 40 pu peim:
red Bold 1t s1.55 prime to chotco sold At 16'@1m
Coru-No change IN the market. The demand 1s ,1ut
moderate. but the market reratns trn At $l13 tor
car, and $l.2o Tor sheiled. oats-MArkst very nrn-
boldars arc asking Sc in bu1k. 1ye-No change In
the market; $l.55 IL paid for ali offered. Barley
No change In the market.
, 1864-05-19
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO MARKET-yECDND BOARn.

WEDNESDAY Ev1x1Hd-1o IN
There WAS largc attendance on the second board
ut the Sherman House, and the leading grain market
wss quite excited At higher rauRe Of prices. This
Was owing to the arrival Of the Persa this afternoon
Will later Liverpool date8 quoting IN advance Of "a
on wheat.
"nKAT-~as in acttrs speculative demsnd, and In
me afternoon theso WAS I brisk Market end prices
rapidly rose from 176 It the Gloss Of Change to LII
Tor No. 2epr1ng. In Tho evening the excitement VA
1mmcns. and the market again advanced K@xc, but
q Inc Close the improvement was hardly maintained
:aics "cfo; 1aooo bE No. Spring 1t 4lso; 1000 bu
co at d2e'S; $500 bu No. Spring at u 2s4: oooe
ou do At 31.x; 541oo bu do at 41.28H; 5000 bu do
at HE {mostlJ IN the afternoon j 1s.ooo bu do 1T
S1H, I'm the afternoon i 10 600 bu do at $l.7, {at
fame time $500 bu do At s1.2GK, lat Same time;}
sneo bu do At Sls6. tsame time {1oo9o bu do At *12,
ahoat-the market closing steady 1t Sl.2Sk for No.
Z, and 41.29K&$1 80 for No. l.
CoRa wa8 In moderate inquiry, but the adY1nced
views OF holders were not responded to By bu3e1s.
The sales made show an advance Of H01c since
Change. sa!es veze: $500 bu No new It AJAX;
lo1 bu do at II lin the afternoon,) 40 bu No
at f1l1.
oA1s ware dull, negtcct.d and nomiaa1lY unchaus.
ed.
WHISKY IVES quiet and without change. Sales
we're: SO brls (part In the afsernooD) At $itB; so
brs 1t $1.1B.
SALT wis steady with sales Of 80 brls Saginaw 1t
%76s. to arrive IN June.
, 1864-05-19
FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Ohio Delegates to the Baltimore Com
Vent10ns

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribupo.}
COLUMBUS, Ohio, MAJ 1s, 1851
At the State Convention held At London to-day,
A. B. Butler, Of franklin; E. F. Dsale, Of Greene
county, we1o elected delegates, and ". F. Bss-
cumc, Of Greene county, and Dr. T. Taland, Of
Madison county. alternate delegates from this Dis
rict to the Baltimore Convention.
The following reeolution was adopted with much
enthueIa5m.
It il declared BY this Convention TINT
haying undiminished confidence In the integrity
ability and patriotism Of our present Chief Mayis-
tr1te, Abraham Lincoln, and believing the people
At this time demand bis nomination and re-elec-
tio9 to the Presidency; therefore
Re3osEed, That the delea ates appointed here tbia
Day to the Baltimore Conventlon Be-, and arc here
By. instructed to vote for, aud use all honorable
means to procure bis nomination for President ct
the United States at the coming election aud 10
oppose NIL measures, whether nmanafing from
open OF masked enemies, which lock to 4 post
ponement OF the nomination at any other De-
ffnd s ~ -
, 1864-05-19
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Bpecia. Dispatch to the cniesgJ Tnpnne.1

BR1DaKroBr, May Is, 1asa,
CLEAEsp- -Cushman. Ottawa, light: Moutauk, L.
Sale. 400 hrls salt, $4,000 shingles; Sunrise, Ii
Sale. 1e.4s1 bu oass Gen. Mcclellan, La sal1e 1904
bu Government oxts Sunbeam, Il Salle, 10000 bu
Government oats Dolphin, Ottawa, S. CO. It lumber
c2foo lath Time, Ii sal1e 300 bu Government oats
D. Norton. Joliet S cords bark sa1ss ost.aves, Is
brls -four Chas- B. Pope. La Sale, 81 900 II lumber
$3.50 n buckwheat; Danube, Ottawa: Queen City
100 COO shtngles $4,000 lath P1air1c Queen, Ottawa;
Clyde, Seneca $1,000 # lumber; Il. Hamlln, OttAws
eooo lumber l2s bu potatoes; Waterloo Ii Sale
11o-so lumber, Il too shingles Resolute, Athsns:
s. F. Gales, do; Advance, do; Csshies, Despl2ins
AaR1vFp-H. @: GAYLORD. Lockpott, 4.o03 bn wheat,
Is bu barley; Resonte. Athens 81 1da .ubblc stone
Advance, Athens. 4S yda dImenh1on atone; D. Hess.
All ems, Is yds din tnson atone Cashier, Despatacs
3 yds dimension stone, 20 Jds rnoble stone r. e..
RAM. lasalle. $50 nu corn: Commodore Foote L.
salle 800 bn corn c. Burnhs, Prison, IS yds rub
bic stone S. 4. Douz1as No ,, 6saAca, $500 bu corn
, 1864-05-19

ton has Tor s0mH t1ms poeh Interrupted bJ
guerillas.
The steamer Dcsmolnes City was fred upon By
guerIlas, a few miles below PlneY. One hundred
and fifty balls entered the cabin, woundlng lady.
The loyal citizens Of the country about Fort
Smith are going into the Fort for protection, many
o. them destitute Of all means Of sustaining Life.
he. Alis, Speaker Of the House, had been az,
PEELED by rote Of g. to IS. Aiis retired from the
House. The cause Of the action was bis refusal to
sign the certificate for Mr. Fitehback, IS Senator
, 1864-05-19
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dtspatch to tho Chicago Tr1buue,1

IT 71&1E"AVAKHf I8,l l3Ez-
FLoUE-EG1oc higher.
GHA1N-RcceIpts Of wheat 81 900 bus; market cxcl-
tod and advanced &c. but the advance s not sussan-
ed. Sales this morning: .0oa bus No. l surrn1
regular receipts at 90 do, sellers op
ior, all month, It 81 G1.97h 1890 buyars' optlou,
all month. At e1-8k8l.2s. Sales on Change i59e3o
bIs No. !, regular receipts, At tl27@12s; 5000 DO
err option, all month"; at 81 .2t9l.es. At the market
at the Newha11 Horse this evening, s1e9 for No. /:
ea1cs dtoct 80 00o bus. oats-Sa1cs OF GOD bus ia
store. ut a%e. Corn-ssles Of bns on track, at
$1ls. Barley-aalcs OF % bsgs By sample at $1.so.
RE Qrlet and unchanged.
, 1864-05-19
FROM CLEVELAND.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihuue.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
CLEYE1ASD, Ohio, May IS.
The Union Convention Of the Eighteenth / on
cressional District held for the purpose Of noml.
nating delegates to the Baltimore Convection, met
In this city to-day. D. R, Tilden and ", Il, Up.
eon, both unconditional Union men, were elected
delegates.
D. H. 7iden. unconditional Liueolnite, received
1aS votes to 28 for g. Williamson. who was not
committed TO the support Of apy candidate.
Mr. Upson Was elected bT aeclamattou.
a resolution that the people deuaud the re-clcc-
ton of Abraham Lincoln was adopted with over
Whclming unanlmIsy.
, 1864-05-19
FROM DUBUQUE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. l
nx~]

lopeG1A OlBpRlcu 10 the Chicago ITbune.i
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nay Is, 1864.
The Governor Creys and Union Guards, Captains
Markell ind Gilbert, 0: this city. and th1ee CON-
panlee OF 100 days men, from counties west Of us
left Dubuque this afternoon On the steamer Nus.
catins for the rendezvous at Davenport. The
companies from this town are 1argely composed Of
Merchants, 1awyerk, book-keepers md cle1ka, to-
srthes with our most influential mechanics. The
whole city turned out to see them off and the ex-
Element wak nearly equal to that which chasae-
te91zcd the departure Of troops IN April, 1861.
The Government has just established 4 cara)rv
Depot on the fair grounds. in this city, under the
direction Of Lieut.. Col. Thomas ". Grosyeuor Of
the 18th Ill cavalry
, 1864-05-19

peieK2xes to the 6tato Convention.
HANCOCK Con-. ". Bliss. Thos. Rug
gles, L. F. King, Adam swartz, John s.
johnson, John McMil1an, David Mack, Robt,
Lincoln, James Stark, Jno. R. Tull, c. ",
Hicks, j. F. Richardson Alttrnates- q.
"orthen, John Morse, H e. Barnes, John
Bauer, Jr, E. Huse, 0. Bfrdsell, G. ". Batch
elder, Thos. Gaddes, H. 4 Young, Joseph
Ogden, Thos. Crawford, E. Worrell.
4 resolution in favor Of Gen. Richard j,
oglesby for Governor. aud Hon. jackson
6rtm.haw for Congressman TT Large, was
passed.
GA11ATE Cot. s. Ridgway, F. L.
Rhnads, D. ". Lusk. Alte7nates- Captain
Wm. Stiles, John II. Eddy, ]. ". Redden,
Gen. Richard J. Oglesby, Was declared to be
the first choice Of the convention for Cor
crnor' and Green B. Baum, for Representa-
tire in Congress.
, 1864-05-19

L neH pFs9a1ed to reeeays subscriptions 10 the ns0
IEa-FoRT7 LOAN at par, In Treasury Notes or
National Currency.
bobse1ioers VIII receTa bond1 beazing iutsseak roR
dats Of dspostt with H. It par If thoy prefer nm
rtcatTe fall coupon bonds by paying acued fptsxa1
IN con, Tor Treasury Notes az National cu.9uucy b
adding nitJ psE can't. for prerlum,) from Masch m
10 date Of subscription.
Coupon Bonds arc now nearly ready for doltysxY.
md reEtstssed bonds will be. bfore tho sssa 81
April.
To BanE1 knd Banfer1 investing IN these secu.4tsa
tor Themselves or for rasala commission nj, ~ ~
lowed.
suts1ipuons may be sent 70 thI1 Bank, ftpe n
charge, By atther Aa United etstes or Au,erc.n -
press.
JAMES H. BOWEN, Prea,dnt
AMOS I. HALL, Vice President.
Ira HoLX8s Cashier. ana dsnS 80
, 1864-05-19

baltimore and Ohio RaiIroni1-
BALTIMORE, Nay 1ath.--.The damage to the Har-
pers Ferry bridge, caused By the recent freahet will
pc lony 44d substantially repaired By Friday morn.
IN: next for the transfer Of al freight trains,
, 1864-05-19

Especial Dispatch to the ChtoaEo Trtbuner
~. :. DET1Q4r. May IS, 1sek.
Uf-Prop bradbury, Plymouth bark Uaioa ;scar
Eagle Wig, Republic.
:new1-Prop Merchant; bark Mttrop otis, Fh.ex,
Undalts, Watson Laffinies. Lucy cark; schx Racer,
Lone Star, Imperial, Whaling. pxsadaaught. 1R4e
Richmond, Weeden, Onward
, 1864-05-19

4om lensthv @ Is,s d Il II ths Wasa
tngton Ga.pnlae Of the 18th. and several New York
papers OF the 18th:
SECOND RzGrnEHr.-H. Evans; Michael Ken
dez. I, 'eg; Il. Hoppy Herman, x, thigh; j. N.
HSar, 9 arm; Alvin Eager, D..
+ The following have reached hospital at Wash
ington: Jo1ues 6nodgr.as, c: samnel Elliot, D;
gle Strand. H; Henry N: White. K; H. J, VIII.
Hsms, G; Thok. Irons, F; r. Y. BnEna, 4; Otis
EETsiAnr, EsiA Il; L. II. Hays o; Lewis A. Norton. A;
A11e bennett, A; John ]. Heesler.
Z: Aeln1e{; J, Ha1ker; sha1or ". Ellis, D. hesd;
son Z; -, ,Reber, B, neck; sesgt. John Thomp-
The following hays reached tnsnita1 at w.,b.
naH!en;S inHen; Sohn Rosewarne. Il; Alfred Sp1nk, I; q.
a: XXI En-: y: Dan = F1Aneda, 1: Fred: Moody,
Juje s EbtsP sPoan, 9: seERt 8. q. White, B:Bsrst
, 1864-05-19

OV1EHsF& U1 NEW E0FKs
MY YonK, Ma! 1s.-During the past three
months about 60 pieces Of cannon, 10 aud is fnch
rltled and smooth bore have arrived In JerscCitT
FOR the defense Of New York Ha1bor, This morn
Klhmond. ~ VI
, 1864-05-19

WELL DoSE, W1DerER, M1cu.-On sunday
last, Webster, q emall inland town of Mfchi.
gan, in response to an appeal from Chaplain
Day, donated s131.00, with generous do
nation Of vegetables and dried fruits, to our
heroic, victorious wounded In the army.
through the United States Sanitary Commis.
zion.
, 1864-05-19
Important Railroad f1ronr.

important Ekn1iro11 Change.
buFFA1o, May 16.-By new Arrangement inst
completed. nlght express tratns On the New York
Fallf, will run straight through to New York civ
river at Troy. ~4~
, 1864-05-19

OswcEo Markct-N1aY IS.
FIouE- sc better. Sales at 372Sa7 50 for bra ads
t:cm No. SPT1rg; 41.75 frn Red Winter; fS15Sas5V
from y htte and 1e.9oG9+25 for double extra IRON
prime White.
GHA1S--" heAt-Ho1ders OF Wheat have advanced
!htir views ma1criaIly and parties arc vide apart
A,chiEnn It $l.ss. Corn-F1rmcr but scarce 1t 3i23
, 1864-05-19

V1esc1Hna CITY EIeCf1On.
CLEVELAND, May 18.-J. B. Senter was e]ected
resigned. '''s''
For Additional Telegraph Of Yesterday
Afternoon, see inside PRxess