davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

EoR ELBcfsKs At LAKsE.
David ooodIng, CT Hancock.
RiehaF{ ". Thompson, Of Eigs.
FoR sTATE ELEcToEs.
lst District--Janes @. Denny, Of KHsx.
Jobs 3. HouEhlznd, Of spencer.
"a Distriet-Cyrus y NixoB, Of CLARK.
Francis Wsstsr, Of LAkraBge.
% Distrist-Eepry Z. Pritshsre, Of Barthsls
new.
Aadissn Evans, 81 Lawrence.
lsh District --LeoniAas ssxtsn, Of HBsh.
Nv. Kyger, 81 FraRkiin.
leh Distrlst-BenJ y. ClSyPsol, sf Yayetts.
Joshua q. Mellstt, n ksETy,
eth Dlsirist--J J. Wright, Of Morgan.
j. 9 Green, Of Shelby.
1th Dlstrist-JskB Osborn, Of PutHAm.
Tksmas n. klce, Of Parks.
ath Diatriet-R P. bavidssn, Of Tippeehhss.
Bssj. = Gregory, 81 Warren.
sth DIstrist-Jarsss n. Bslfsrd, 81 white.
Aaroz Guerhsy, Of Porter.
18th Dlstrist-T. Il. Dlekinsoa, ef DsKaib.
Hallst kilksnrne, Of Eikhart.
nth Distrist--John N. Wallace, Of GrsAt.
James n. Temper, 81 Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
DRY GOOD
Eress foods at old Prices

apHE LARGE ADVANCE IN GoLDHAs
l csused a large advance in foreign Dress
but ne We are de-iFous 20 oPen in our ne
aext iaii with sn entire new stock Ne
n onr Stock 81 nrrss Goods very cheap.
SCHAPkER a BUSS1Nf
NJ. % Main str.
Next 60 Cooks Gre
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

Statement OF the Receipts and Expen-
ditures Of the CounIy of Wander
burEh, Indiana, for the Ascal year
ending Nay 3Ist, 1884,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
UNION STATE TICKET.

For GsvezoT,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
OF wATHE.
For Lfsat. Gos1nsy,
COL. C0NRAD BAKER,
or vAsDEEBugeH.
Fer Secretary Of STATE,
EHLgOH TRUsLER, Of Fayetts.
For ANdtoy Of Stale,
THOMAS B. McCARTY, Of Wabash.
Fer Trssssrsy Of stats,
JOHN 1. MORRISON, Of WashIngsoE.
~ Fer Anognsy- Gsssysl,
DELANA z. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
Far Clerk Of ds Supreme Court
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For RepOrtsr Of seprenss Court,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of AariSa.
Per Supreme Judges,
LIST Distriet-JAs S. FRAZER, 81 Kossiusko.
"a Disfrfct--JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, Of Henry.
"a Distrfct-CHAs. A. BAY, sf Marion.
ath Disuiet-R0BT. O. GREGORY. Tippeeanoe.
Fer sspessntsadsRt Of Public Tnstrposiou,
PRoF. GEORGE w. HOES, Of Marisn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
Notice OF Appllcatlon.

NOTICE Is ksreby givsn that will. at the
~ next meeting Of ths Comfy Commissioners
Of Nandsrburgh County. 10 meet on the hrst n on
day I'm september. apply for license 20 retail in-
soxieatisS liquors In quantities less than quart.
Ny place Of doing business, and Shsre the
liquor Il 10 be sold IL the corner Of Fourth and
Lot ust streets, In the city Of Evansville, in the
hozss kaown Tbs Onion ExehAngs NO. 5, Apps
Block. JyT-ss MOSES LONG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
staIr Carnellng AZ old PrIce

WE HAVE A FEW STAIR CARP
" iets, Which we sell IN At last years
sGHApkER a Busas=s;S,
No. - Main Sir,N
Next 10 Cooks Gro
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
DENTISTRY.
STEAMBOAT for SALE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON TIE sUBsCRIBER, or MONDAY
II night, the 9th met, two Work Horses. One
Dark Bay about Is hands sigh, in COCO order;
the other sorreI, wheu not sunburnsd ChesnBt
sorre, with little white near the tip 4 his nose
thin IL flesh. and I5Jz hands high Both horses
we're bsrefootsd.
A liberal reward viii Be given 70 any one re-
turning tie horses, or giViugasuch information
as will enable the osnsr 20 get thin.
7. G. CALI,
Corner q Third aEd Gum stssets.
fuivI-g&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
ANNOuNCEMENpS

For County surveyor.
JAMES d. SAUNDERS win be a eendidaie for
ooanty Surveyor ct the ensuing October sloStion,
on qualifications aioBo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
SUMMER RESORT.
West Radan snrires

West Baden Springs.
THIS FATORITE WATERING PLACE
Il having been rentted, furnished, and the
spriHgs very much inprcvfd, is new opened for
the reception Of boarders And visitors. The char
sctsr Of these Springs il - veil known Tor their
medicinal properties, that further comment =
unnecessary. For further particulars enquire Of
N Hennfnz. Evansville
JanzI-dzSI DBL A. LANE. ProrrietOr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
OCK-BREEDING

Important to Breeders of Blooded
Stock.
THE CELEBRATED STALLION "Bu.
Il FORD" will make the season Of 1854 1t the
American Stable, Evansville, Ind.
TEEMs.- SEQ 70 insure.
PEDIaRKE.-Duford was got by imported Glen
Gee, sirst dam by Minstrel, Minstrel by Msdoe,
Msdoo by New York Eclipse; second dam by Bu.
ford's Alexander, third dam by HaaA hall's Moses,
fourth dam by Duke Of Bedford. Hnh dam by
Uaion, sixth dam by imported Dabster.
RICHARDSON & BRITToN.
aprs "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
keep Cool.

Keep Cool.
A LARGE STOCK OF PALM LEAF
u Just received At
sCHAPKER 4 BUssINGs.
No. 70 Main Stree
Next 10 Cooks Groc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

Ahsum attsm.-No disease is so certain o
euro by BrxndretA'' Pills as this. They sson take
cat Of the blood the particular virus upon which
AL the pain depends. and the patient T. cured.
mr.. r. n. Adams, 500 Twelfth Street, New
York, suffered with rhsumatisn for a long rerod.
He was attended BY able physicians, but their
prsseI options were Of no avail; he was un.h,s IA
move without assistance, and fer four month, VA,
almost entirely eonhned to his bed. At thi, ne.
Rod Of his sickness, when hope had ned, and he
expected to be cripple for the remainder % his
lik. be vas recommended to use BRANDRErHs
PILLS.
The hrst box evidently made him batter; the
Improvement was more decided from :hs second
box. aud by the time he had used eighteen boxes,
he was entirely cured OF rhsumatism, and the
strength and Supplsness Of his limbs were re-
stored. 1t is now over year that this cure ha,
bean Affected, and he has had no return, but con-
Hnnna ~ aranwr,sns If haaffh fpR en-,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

SILK Mantillas and S0rmner Sha
I'VE Will. sKLLio OFF OUR STOCK OF
W Mantlllas and Sormnsr shawls AZ ola I
they ~rfe bought vhen goods were cheap
cheap We win cell them.
sCHAPKER A BUssING.
No. - Main Street
Next 10 Cooks Graoe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

VICTOR nlsCH,
Auditor VandeEburgh County.
Evsasrills, June 6. 1884 julJs ssds~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual Systsms-nsw and reliable
srsatmsnt-ia Reports Of the HOWARD ASSo-
STATION. Sent By mail in sealed letter snvsl-
opss, nee Of charge Address DR. J. sKILLIN
HouGHToN, Howard Assoeistico. No. South
Ninth Street., PhiiadslphiA, Pa.
apgls8 dkyz5yu
, 1864-05-20


. The ST. Louis Sanitary F2ir opened 1uc-
ceesfully on the 18th inst. The shops
throughout the business streets were closed,
the citizens donned holiday attire, and the
city 1uttered with laga. The Fair Was IN
augurated with grand procession, which,
alter marching through the city, assembled
1T Washington Perl, when the inxugutu
cxcrcics were had. Prayer Vas offered By
Rev. DR.. Post, end the ad1Tess Of welcome
given by Gen. Roscc1ans US follows:
address Or WELCOME BY GENITAL RosEcRAxs.
F1,Aow Cifi-.ns, Ladies and Gentlemen: The
duty OF giving you welcome Will be very spop
TIC vo1k ron have undertaken Is well adsaucel.
Ton 4re already sllc 10 see what Will p7obably be-
Il. frIits. You Aeyc already probably been iu-
orncd, and II not, Can tell you. that ws uaa5
Go1cnencc the Fair with one lul dfed and eighty
'hcusabd thoGsand dollars {cheezs). probably two
"a work which YOU undertook, It is not f.f me
;.r..iEc. You under-1apd that WORK alrcad;, yon
snow What IT. tmp5st.nce % t is, yoa know for waat
Whist uneuiufty ssi1 p1oducs. You Ere whnt 4
:1eas city Is doing; you see WHIT st. Lo1ls il do
Ey its COMMENCEMENT, I sincerely and firmly
note thu1 abe end will cosrcspond with The bc:l,-
Mug. md it t. doea, 10 c1ii5ea OF 1t: Louis, IN
tar w!tnort feeling or pride. Of hooezs pridc,
showing spirit Of iuteli: :eacc with which crers
peop,e eanntt hut be open 10 tho rreat rath Of.
Louis will eiye the hearty welcome to 1ho.c VINO
@C1uc IN during this week, which they art SO wci
able tu DO ard which you know will edd 50 mich
lCarteIs during tho week to ree your beautiful
.sir building, and suca other things vhIch you
will have IL chow, aud thus while you IRE recevin..
4lom uaen their charitable offerings in the city,
you will nsso show 1t7hem what St Lonis Is.
At the close Of tue Generals brief speeeh,
fnn f3S1 ia Fhrn1
, 1864-05-20


The Washington CA,pai.1e relatcs the fol-
loEing:
II Fredericksburg, at this writing. there are
over Is, eco Of our wounded. Sunday morni7s theY
began cEuTdics into the town. Nj. Slaughter,
Mayer Of the ety, and r. Mayer Of tho &C cssatcd
pasr!o1ic hearts, 1ll1eda fcW gaesias snd marched
three bundled Ct our wounded into the rebel lines.
Fcor iel1owe theirs Is Fad tate. Hungry, thirsty,
wore are ,tcy nowl Mayor Slaughter and several
ether prominent cltizeie, are now in the guard
lCnEc at fredericksburg.
The above, heretofore published In our
columns, is going the rounds of the press un-
denied, and We seem compelled to accept it
as true. Il It bc'trre let not tbs actors in
this infamous Outrage long remain t'in the
guard house." None Of tie rifles or rights
Of war apply to them. They we're members
Of no military force, wear no Uniform, fought
under no dag. By the laws OF war their Of
fcnse should bt rewarded with hanging.
Humanity has no plea to make for them.
Thry did not, like soldiers, oppose rs with
their liyes in the field, bnt fell upon our
1ounded, aseailed our hospitals, and robbed
orr suffering heroes, Of that surgical aid,
which in honorable warfare, either force
freely extends to the wounded Of the enemy.
In the guard house indeed! Would Union
itts caught by the rebels In the commission
Of such an act be in the guard house? Not
long. Why should these Virginia devils, Of
whom Mosby ls but the mythical scapegoat,
tor they are MI Mosbys, fare better at our
hsods than the Culonist bridge-burners in
Eest 1tunessce did at the hands Of JetE Da-
sis. Giye them "short shria and a stout
cord" Not to put too fine a point upon it,
let them be hung and that KpcedIly.
, 1864-05-20

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribune-l
CT Anuvwar ro~ MNr "a

,,-,.1 L. =. rn.... ws1,-.,
Especial oie'a'en 10 'Ie .meso s,on nl'gss Mas Ia
CONGRESSIONAL.
Present Indications are that tho Ways ind Meeus
com1ittea % wiu In the new tariff raise the duties
On foreign liquors and wines neasly go per cent
dollars per ganon .1srr,sion. ro anaeehes oi
we1e made cn tie Reciprosity Treaty. Pike Of
Maine IN aset Of s
.,tl1nn. =! ! =, romrn,sa,nn.rs - rarlze and in,
rrcye tho treaty.
rHr EXTERNAL nnszsur BILL.
,u.e-.t. 17;,.rc. fsnm,nfitoa IN aav renor+ea
Tue scnste FINANCE Gomm.'.ee .1.oa5 te''''a
tne tax o'a "itn tae 1oao~.u- aIneoa'nehs - oo
Distilled sprlts, On md after Juno Ist. Sl.~pef
ExIon 90 ana altef Vctooet 1sl, Sl.zo' oa Ano
alter January 1st. 1910, ,$l59. a :, ...,n,~o,
!. The section taxing liquors on naoo Is e'f'eSen
Domestic brandy distilled IRON g1apes' ~ cen17
fef Esiton: : . ... ~4 rarn, h,rr., y, =, os,.
1onps A. oes'' pof''' s'':' e''e' p'' 'ee1 ~ os''
4o'iT, 1vro1c.o1c 1ca,.-. ,,a,,, .u.,
ss1es c1cee TX rbc FINK sapas c1sr aooaa al on
r~ e 80 ssr :; IN ocoa5 liz " M - ",ric ILL.,
~ ,t " IT, IT, s,}'sT cf:nss a. E n,n:a brate1,
e1 W. f,,, is1-aI.e nTaIts - ,f!o e:ricfnn mt
IL Was.E nro mi hijfi.rj ronnss cit1 Tor e*ch
.,3se ~ tS,in ~" '&1A1~'' 'o0e-@' v's N ~~-
aSy " ctn;, ~ illuminating MI, when tho nro
dae IS net a1 aS9Yg fsa pes m S2ta M ~
not cIcced5nc &c sGo,m cnbic teetpss monts, Scents
pe,5 a seele e1elSsed from ,rssr c,ae not from
foTEh9m e. Ipes1 cgn.s pes Is ana < centa nar
| 4, aceorslaS to standard: =, 90 ..a.s :, - =.
5en IN blooms A saSs .t Or ,p tx toa r.,
c!aaed N ,ae zane sa nSa aeasca Sts q ~
ta. 1t'a.. .asss - - *c+ f ,':'S
, 1864-05-20

TnUR+DAT EvEH11o-0 r. Y.
The Sherman House c1chnuge Tas well a!.en lid
t~eycnIng, but the leading h1eadstufa es Wcrt
rstt er quiet.
Wus At was quiet ar rather frr Eul7r, opening at
S1eatcr No. 2, declining to 9lz5, anu subsequently,
c1oeirv 1T S!csH. 5alr8 were: 5,.c0 bu No. aprfnE
TN sta nfrernoon) at s!.271s; 500 ha. do At &:26:
1t,tto hu. DO at tt.+5A; 4e.fo) bu do. at si23x
1n,ett bu. do, 1t 2l.2s- There VAS nothing doing
In TO- spn E, 1nt the markets. nominal at sr27.
E.Es quiet 1t an advance Of Hc since the close
Of Change. Ealce were: s5o1 tu. No. new At $l11H
12.rcn bu. Nu.7 1t $1.l0.
-OA7s were hu1l and nou11nal1Y UNCHANGED. Sales
co. bu. Nc. ! 1t &c.
@Nr,.1T IVES the rampage. aud. owing to the bin
+ no. ted by the Senate Committee which rejects tho
l:inctp;c OF taxing stocks band. but 7mtneods
tax Of 91fo per ga the passazo Of the BILL St25
OF The 1as Of October nc1t aud and after tho
,s1 Of January u*xt. the market advaneed 11992c
sipce the clote OF 'Chsage. Sales were 100 br1s
s,2H 7G brls St 81 "a; GOO bsls at Il 19; 100 bs1s
do st tls4: $40 brs do 1t SiJ9nl in the afternoon;
80 brls a. s1el TO brs do st 81 aux no brs do It
&1G-An In tho erenInE-ths market closinE sles u
1t sl.sc4.
FaE1Gu1s we're active and arm, with engagements
- follows ScbI Gold Hunter. WHEAT, to Buffalo at
sHc .cEra :Fatrchd Surprise. Geo. Steel aud Whit
ccmb, to lead At Milwaukee with wheat, to Dnnio. at
, 1864-05-20
EGm advertisements.
UCTION SA l. h
r EAL ESTATE
Bryan Hall,
Monday, My 28d, at 2'3o P. NJ,
FGfu anhRrttBtmE1tts.


T, o~t.x tint nj. al. .v nrcseut an Opportunity
fnr safe ard tea catAte purchases, thc io
III. 70 aYotd III byoiGdins fbere wilbe announced
~ ne ta H. :ee ms s1 coTnaE to e TaAs Ta
T1a rn1cE AT En:cn II Is oru1nwIaE o7TEaEp.
90 II tbat Sid bo oaxeu the property shall not be
-fthdIasn. VII ~ ~ w. 'Ne *A~'
"a Abstracts mcst show good title. Of tlsga Is no
tals.
, 1864-05-20

"theec negroes never shriak nor hola 9aes' no no
ratter Whit tho ord Through ssofhn ;h = nsS. oF:S
viii @ hp plo3npt, rsadY feet" Such p1al.o s great
praise, and It IS deserved. Tho negroes h:te rho
baYe been alaves arc Ioyal to man !, and on our
inept tecesaioniats Who were at once sczed By our
cavalry aud put In safe quartezs. In t1S With
Erorp ct these faithful feoWs ldiseo1esed n them
fJcf anff Grand determination to prove worthy Of
lie pace and privileges to which they assto be ex-
, 1864-05-20
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSIST.

L FksE STORES.
Rom No H. Sa1r.ts r.oo. nGSk III sT Nv? @
SEALED rRopos2is ia daeiieate! Vii 6e re-
ffffa b Rnt
Ing Subsistence Storee. to be delivered II Chi
6,Sto pounds of dry light yellow COFFEE sUGAE.
tss nc y 81
GANDLRs. or -fio Ii<hts, u ba Is ounces
1c poands I'D sood 4 s. be made only from
seodn 9ffT tfo = Say 1ol9oS ss52
Tsief. md 7o b. Ill dried ostcTr packed.
1as 5s
siss: 2op5y ssss:}s b.
t.ehsa q sasS stspcssi snd H. grepas.is nass ID
to the unaersered. ei'hout : ~titten guarantee u
ali or apy part Il T. s6eva hd b aeceptoi. sha!
s sa{ ss H. T. ssSats I'D
70 t. ne e ssoFe' proposed
lbs sellers name, piaeo Of hustneps. date o: our
chase. rs vii as asn cnntsnfa VIA tare
nd ne ws'sh, spd .n'c1 Ing "srks t. be hereafter
gss as 1e5I;,a for hc
rtisSsr. s; must nj be ia, nshed vheasvet r;quifed:
Az sto!es'o ecsrrtui!y compared. before delivery
Ire flores 10 oe ds ive1ed free Of drayseo at the
Chicss": - may pr des'snn,od-
Pa.ms1t. To 20 msde e. 70 such funds a. may be frr'
The u1aere,Enea reserves tho right to rsjtes any
sg% al t.Gs @ ors1ed; 5a ..,, n, oh,,,,ud m a..
! soss Ss5; r.
ro%n... y 1.,+,rr r....a ~o,v -, 81 = ~ =
, 1864-05-20
ILLINOIS AND. MICHIGAN cANAI-

DR1DoHRoKT, MAY II, 1sGa.
CIE4nEp-Dle Sam. Summit: Ec3lpse, i4aS.lle. s.,
CO.. IT lumber ss sdnS, coo sth 2+,81 lumber
.tr 1cmort; Milwaukee. LnSastc, 1,7i5 # lumbar,
.2l tie laih: u m Shingles; AQapha, Laslf'e, sss6i
IT lumber; II. 6. Gaylord, Lnckpart: Norway, LIS
e.11e 80 # lumber; North Auev!cs, LASa'!e,
o. cur etcnr Plansi Lasalle e3leo laubcz. ou os
shingles; II. q. LooD,a. Ath.ns; W. S. Gurose. do:
Iuay FsanklID, Co; Investigator. do; Conveyance.
nerp1ainea.
AxBIyEp-1nEestigatoE, Athens, 45 yds d1neuaon
a,our. Il. q. Loonis, Athens, ~ yds rubhls stoae
y. s. Gurnee, Athens, i yd* dimension ssoac; con'
v+yance, ne.pl,ines. 30 yds ruhhls asone Big saul
Summit. IS tons, common lime; hapia Lsaf Joliet
,,uo bu osts 1.oo ba cora l;epaole, aofr7 la TINS
zeal; j. L. Alexander, Msraelle'. 1co tuns ca' I'd
;ratn.Iou etunc Lady Franklin. Athens. IS vas di
uep.lon ttoue: l.. Northrup, MlAooka. 2so.9o Ds
, 1864-05-20

NCFy 111& u1t&kAeI~l1uy 13s
CoJToE-lc better though less dom; At sa95o: for
uitc.snE rplaud; s6GtS7 for new middii1y.
FIJI u1-state and Western 59toc better: s7-3p17.{o
for extra Etate; 373s97.7o extra round hoop OHIO
GEalx..Wneat 192c better With . fa!r Export te.
Siisanrss ill., 7sS' Jus: s,s&ssin ia Tasr rci d
iGsndcd Il sais. szo 11o9e9 hu GhiesT2 spslns aad
nrIn with only !inited supp1y Of old mlxeh
Westctn 81 90 In store. 0ats n moderate demand at
EQ2tc for Western.
GEocEn1Es-Cefeo tn1l. 6ueer dull: Museoraao,
15,{ uaTana, I'm. MolAs5es Q2tcs u1d uncaAn3c1,
Wool qHlet ara fEn.
PRoT1slcNs-Pork decidedly ntmer. clostag heavy
at 50 fer old me.s: S7.Go5zs % for n:W do
Old aad ucW primo s27G0$4725 for primo inesa Cus
Meats quiet and heavy s3ies rs paekages l49l'A
goGd dsmsId. It 1sAli, the lattel - cxtrome rate
iur verv choice 691tsr nttn and n 1air demand At
taEl IL fxr rnr,rr.,r "a uf1Dtt.
, 1864-05-20

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 20.
Tho following official dispatch has bceu received
by Governor Tatee, which explains the f4r5ed pro-
clamattou:
WASHINGTON, May Is.
TO Gov. Yates:
The proclamation mentioned in telegram Is =
beec crd tr1itorous forgery. desfgncd to aid thv
rebels abroad, to whom It was seat In this dsy'5
steamer. Ii ~as discovered In time to be CONTRA
dicted, and Gen. Dix has been ordered to arres;
tho guilty parties.
tSigned,} E. II. STASloS+
Secrrtnry OF War.
Nrw TonK, May T.. Concerning the bosns pr
c1amat.on arnste., the co"amer,lai Adeertl:er
rAye: On application at Gen. DIE Office. th.f
morning, onr reporter learned that NJ further ar.
dtrs relative TO the matter hid been received ut
It wsr expected that the Government waull order
the restriction to be removed some tf1ac 10 day.
NEW YORK, Msy 19.-A. general su'ecriurto"
pap'r IL III circulation to rassc tanl to pay r
wa1d fur the detection Of the perpetrators Of the
bogus pEoelasEatioD.
, 1864-05-20
POLITICAL.

FRUM DE kALE COUNTY,. :.
Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Trfbune.l
SYCAMORE. Dekalb Co., IL, Nay u, 1851.
D4l1alh comfy held her Convention Nay 18Th.
The following gentlemen were elected delegates to
,hc Sr.,nsle1d Convention: 8. B. Sttnsan, F. =.
Quflbot, ]. E. Atwood, u. B. James, VIM. N. Pot
TT, !. Kirkpatrick, c. Etwood and J. l.. Mishalt.
The delegates were Instructed for Fuller for nov
:1uor. Resolutions passed uusafnousiy, iudors-
.rg the Administration and the course Of our Hep
fteeptative, Hon. j. F. FnrnswoEth.
, 1864-05-20
VOLUME XVII.

alr. Tfcknor died very suddenly, and Mr.
Hawthorne brought his remains to Boston.
4 few short days intervene, and the gifted
author follows his friend to the last resting
place. Els death il sad loss to the world
Of letterA.
, 1864-05-20

ct, Louis mnfkefs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsihunsl
sr. LOUIS, May II.
TonAcco-rirn, with sales offs hhds scraps At s::a
0s6o ~: do green Tugs 1t t300953; 81 do factory DO
at 361aSsGp; 20 do factory do At 57;n09.t0: . do
eonmon ehippin: leaf At 41o.o311S4eo: 10 domet1nn
DO 1t &117a1sso; do good do 5000; 20 do good do
at s.ceGss53: 8 do do hue ut ${o@lo7.
F1orE-Qulct. Sales 1o7!nr1t at 9s.;5; 10 do z 1t
1885, go br}s super $780, 100 btls super, IN lots, 1t
es23;5to; 50 do superior, IN lots, Saeo4s.12x de-
uyeTcd,
WH4r-Flrm asd active. sa1esi al sscka s!zie:l7
ehoi at u 7917s; 11.i do ps1uo s131.sa: 67s do
fair to good at $t.5al .5.H zesa DO club 1t &t3oa
$ie3; cls ss! Ks spring 1T 4ll99t.so.
OArs-sca1ceIJ 20 high. Sales comprise 193 eacas
ct 40 do ct 95; A01 do in second hand sacks at
IS.
CoR.<-Actlve. go sacks primo white d: *t-25; 40
atsle, delivered; Eeo do ulnc st 81 ii: 81 do good
mixed wt,to at S1.23; 1s17 do mixed whto and rel
low ut 8. q; 215o do mixed aad fellow at $1.n.
RYE 1cd pARE1r-Ha.cs comprise . sscls vert
choice at q -; 2l5 do 1t With use Of sscks for
shipment to CinclEn1tt; 50 do At $40 Raeks out
GEocEEEs-Bustrcss continues light, With buyers
standing out Of market. We quote: Cotee la, fs1a
at 4e@4'. Sugar, 1891. olasses $to par gallon u
accGnd hands.
, 1864-05-20

Tsneci.l Upp.tch 70 The Chicago TRbuuc1
;...s7 s.: DETROIT, May 10. 1851.
Cr-propel,e1s btoh.wk, WInoaa; bark Ocean
,1u7t; Mtg, Eutc,nnson-
ows-Prcpeness Tlns1ow. cu5ahoga. Heptane,
.tnn,tc . bsrse Waverly, oneonsa; scaooners Vel.
IN Mon,lre,1o.. B,ouson, Holt, Perry. BermaIa
Mnaceot., KaL:er. corlathial, Jo. Villas. Latham,
pIsss.p: Yotuz. Epp1s", AlserIns. Emu. saudsrsou.
;,net,r sea Bira, Mczrecf, Mediator, Finite cly, o.
, 1864-05-20

Ncv YORK Money ntarkct-i1ny 10.
Acnty aetlyc aEd steady at lGal7 = cent ch1e0J at
tie irRi'.e f1tes.
Sterling R1ceangc dpll nad heavy at 19sX3lo7x for
currency.
Gold Etnvy aEd lower. orenlnE At s., declining to
fit{, nrd closing dull At EtE37iE.
Go. crp,aent stocks quiet. u. 8. ", H Goupou1 LII
tat1H. S.sc cnnEcu. 1l61E3141H.
, 1864-05-20

New York etec1z n1urkct-lIny 10.
r. sHsGsasG e 6: +; + n. Il; ": {: ii; nv:
Dc Pta 81; 6 s:; M ia II. n aus sc,s -;
1soJS T.. & r. .Ilk: ~. qSk: Erie 1l5E; N. 7. e.
iHE! PFC Aail q; auickBtI7fr 13I.
, 1864-05-20


wAE DKrAErAEar. CAVALRY 3GEEAu,}
osF1c1 oT Gn1RE QrAErsKa4srEr:.,
sEA1np FEopo s e. l.
taoa.snd % 4 q ca.ary M4tses. to ): dsliyered at
Iowa, et:h,n ai1t1 o. day+ nrnm date of CONTRACT.
na'a e.
:,oa % Sss * II eve3 ~ 70
these speclDcatiozs Ill BE- strictly adhered to ana
ristdly e1'orctd IN eveiY onrs!cnlos.
gnsrabsy ior It's faithful per 'crmaneH.
r. snoulc @ny United eta:.s ollcer guarantee th-
s91sr % y sss1a
Var. nth Recommendation thas such officer be dl.
Aib:ddere and gu.rsusors win b held to .aa strict
est hccooht.pi]it ane every failure 70 c,mDly with
t4Es:a Of contract. or to mako tho con:ract whea
awa1e e. wtl te followed BY prosecution to tho full
FoTm Of i and ensssnty e<n DO had Oh .ppllc..
2n VI I'd q 8 81 tns H1sd States
elee.fslui e fiddera nj s. prepared to ent.r Into
written rontr.ct,. ~i,h good x.o sufficient security,
Ths cats !; / sres,ssct nut sseon2au1 osch bid.
Tue n'ne1sxnea 1rseTvts tie r1chsto reject al ID:
plss ior "ne hu1dred ,ee) horses and upward. will
Fie. fer 1ns r>71zz sussEa OF Hozss, required
rsyE ent viii be promptly made on completion OF
10 Mares WILL nz Rrcxixzp.
r. Ho1hr~" aud addrt to lieut.. Col. tames 4.
~ u. t!ef EuHfclnasscr, Cavalry BaFeAn, "aan-
ALy other information will be promptly gwen on
appns''n' personally OF os ssSEi .t,:f:ii I. Z EK1N,
Lieutenant Colonel md CHEF 9aarterns.tas.
~ rurch,.e in the open u,zs.t ii! !. ,.'aas;,
1t chtcsfe ard DsysnDo. q =. tae e,a;;;st ut & J.
swareea. !aYneat msee efs'neas.9 o. an'i;nTo'
, 1864-05-20

fyneessl nlsyateh 70 tha Chicago Tribunal
hrLvAuKKH. MAY l1.1t&4.
F1orn-Teatly and morn astlTe. aalas 1t ~
G14u-Beceipts sf wheat. Gesa bril- Market d.
cl.nss 1c. FnlsG :-la&& Hs l ship. frsah rec&lpan
N.9sx; ae,seo do e1.s1Xt n ntfae d. el.H; HAes NJ
, 1864-05-20
CHICAGO, Friday, MAY 20, 1864.

Regular a1ea; 10 bus 3t::tx: 1850 Do 9i2s. oAs
dru a1d steady. gAles:-7&e bu, in htore, As f3Ae-
Corn proJant sales At s1o5. Barley unchanged. R1s
&c up At NeHh4u to-ataht. Wheat 'rom to 1ho lev
sr. Sales ahort 50 CO bu No 1pzirG ut u.
elosipE 1t the latter.
, 1864-05-20

FIcpe-uncinnged.
GKA1S-N hest nrln: Spring is ecsrce: No Nil
Hatltc Club to arrtTc, at $1l. Corn held at 81 IS
fer CD No !, 10 arrive.
CAr4I FnEIrETE--UDcha1Xcd. Flour Il; Wheat
pEd Eeas. II to New York.
, 1864-05-20

r1o2n-In good de1annd md clss:d I'm. pfices
GRniH-slsa. lich4f ltd dfdl: No. Chicago
slrlpe, s1:4: No. MiwanSta elu5. $ls4a! 20 Tae!s
10 no 1,oe- and Chicago ep1ss& here's Corn nrm-
No. chicago, q =, to afilTe. Oats rs.
EH1EKT-uEthtnEcc-
F. EIGHT8-Flrm 1t lee Tor KheRt. tic Tor L151 nnd
ps for cats to New York,