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, 1864-04-28
WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

The public hare been reconci1ed to General
Banks operations in Texas aud thereaways,
by the idea that be was doing something con-
siderable, though they scarcely knew what,
to help on the war. On the Rio Grande he
WIS TO checkmate the French; though what
chcckmating the French needed at that par
ticu1ar point nobody exactly knew. He YVES
to get great amount of cotton, and It was
given out on some bulletin board that he had
got fabulous amount-say 81, 900 bales or So
Tue Richmond WMg says he got !, 900 bales,
all told, and as no motive to lie can be read
lily seen in the statement, it is as likely to be
true as my other. Then he was to stop block
ade running at Brownsville, and II is possible
lie bus done that But with only the Rio
Grandc between Texas and Mexico, the reb.
els were probably smart enough to see that
lie should not get my yast quantities OF
cotton
II is trne he has taken several other places
a1opgg e.boast, got few prisoners, q snail
number OF cannon, any quantity Of sand,
gnate, mosquitoes, allisators, and horned
frogs, md selinquished the places af&er keep
ing possession long enough to see that they
we're OF no earthly value at the present stage
Of the conquest.
promising atteront- ,nasmnch .s # x,s af,ned
al 1he rate of Teas into Arr.nsas and r,on.
tsiapa, aud comes nearer to what there is Of
vitality in the rebellion west Of the Missss
tippi. It YVES enecial uroylso. ton. which
commended 1t to the peoole. that II was to
be ehort affair. and over in time for the sc.
rious work soon to follow. And AZ the force
Ii, thnt region was large, thourh scattered,
prienmcut improbable If to1ersb1y well man
aged
It has sunsrenf1y rntscarr5cd. and vet there
Is bare chance for its success vet Il ia
true that mart of his command is ordered
off hv Gcn. Grant. md ia already m ,+s vav
IN him yct Crn steele v,+h 17eteo1, +hans-
.,a 49,. I, .s.Laa y. -. :" 1,..9s so
NHa ", 49, - ~ ~ Neaoeua =" atnausAs'
WMcn Il aoout ~ miles from drsnd Ecore,
"aefe oanRs as-or Was at last accounts
ana feporleo 10 oe antrencmng; aud when
supported o5 gunooats he "as probably safe
enough. Punished as the enemy vas In the
Ihfce days battle, the TWO armies are proba1
ny enough Jet tor what Is left OF them
But supposing their Work done, or suppos-
leg them 10 be able to DO no more, what
ttcns In MI good conscience let the tsans.
A1ss'ss,pp, region oelon Arkansas alone;
except to bold the mouths Of Its ranways,
and few strategic points What use to |
think Of ove17unnipg Texas? 4 region hay
ing in It's belly I've large states-With great !
and arid plains, muddy rivers, and uninhabi> |
table wflde. 1rt n soal In tta our y,,r.
, 1864-04-28

Esnit alton Of Charles 3. Laurence, Of Kno1
Consty. Us Candle.te fer Judge Of the
SaPftme Court, Third niFi:ivR.

nean Union yQters Of the Third Grand JuQIct
Supreme Court, Was held yesterday pursuant
announcement = -
NOON SESSION. =:
rIhe Convention met ut noon In Metropolis
hon. E; s Leland, ot Iasslle. a. chaiTn.n. and j
Ingalls,, q Stephenson, and Dwight Cameron,
: II Lasaae, :. Secretaries, =
instruesionsto report at o'c ock-conslstine of !
Mctoy, Of Peoria; H. G. Burcnard, Of Stephenson
Mn; l. nc Shsrsh %syi, ef c1!sase; Tsl Of II
! The conren!isn thsn as!ouInea ii afternoon.
;~AFTERSooN SESSION. -..
r ,Ihe Convention came TO order at hs1f past tw
oSiock. tn the Rccordcr's Court Room, pursuant t
r1n1s,4aG me chairman Of the temporary o.
~ G6at5nsn caed iSi for the report Of the CON
mittee On Credentials, Which was presented: cor
present and entitled 10 seats II the Convention
Ibe Nef contained 8 fol! delegation from ever
county In ths district, except csrron county.
! DELEGATES.
GSosI:s|R. s. n. Moush, We q: Bradley: Job
Maes 3anes 7, Stark, jr, Jn1ius Iiosenthli, Aut1,
Neisop; 4: I: Honton, ]. F. Root. John L. ban
naseS Jo = K2os P s. o.eaa %sa Sasn =
Irwin, 4 Hibbard, A. c. nesalng. $. ". Kings
ley; L MeA1len, Norman Williams, j. Il. Jones
-RRoens-s-G il heyee, ], S. Hi'arap:
nls nnuzeaqs155chaR: :; Balaw,p J. 3. Blake, Il. F
lto{ce .. u; Bryant. s. H. KIox.
1eKt1nn--41-fons: 1eKan-4-Gfh.n4s;:.. r.,,,n n,n,o, a r..
Chaunecy ENweod, Marcus White.
hag<-&H. Clay Chi!dz, J. Mcconnell, Chs
Grundy-2-c. Grant, John P. sou,hwosta.
1,;Htnde7son-s-ReV. @. y. ueltinse, Ezastu.
h'ee.
son TX; Eo1e;, EfsloW, = w. y; D. As1es' &c. "it
l1oqvoIs-. s-.s-tharlcs Il. Wood, Joseph 2. Long,
10 10 Dariess-5-H Il: Mcclellan, 4. n Gtee1,
VA EaneE{S,Sf ~, + pp' a. " MncE afs@oFs; Fdax =
AEsIs, , u n. CLARK. :; Wilcox, 4. $. Babeock: ;.
| 9aHSsakee-a-asa Z Bartlett, Ihomas +. Bonde1d
| vi.
y: ": Shamocrlaan, H. Il. sanderson, Patrick q.
/ oaHdio1o;
Asnada-71IF; na = Z: Seeley. ". Scott Cory.
Fs,q1 a,.xe-'-n' ~ ploascts' !. l.. Turner f. F.
| = LG Saae11'o-uon: Edwin 8. Leland, Charles
.1,ihoti 2: Tavta - moTsn u R'tGhie gcorse =
DTiem Cameron. F. 4. Slack. 9. F; BnlL
RAJ = Fosd'e5' ~ d. I1ll'hnf1
,:ixs- :1ixss4-j. a. HA"leT, L. Wood, A. Kenyon, ].
aMft11s+.Ar n n,n.,,,. II
Josiyn, <: 3. Coo1, - Ao'pas' :" L. 'osl'n' a. j.
1ieLsan-6-W. G. Watkins. Z. u, Fell Jo.eob
COOPER. '"n7s 1a1'en' q. =.
H. fond
Nercer-3-j. s. Thompson, l. Edwards, Gideon
i'es, e., 1
sgs.s3- Ggf-5-4. r. NJ, Thomas ]. Hewitt, !, y.
eampbea, u. 2. Hathaway, - Moore.
~; ;f{o14ooT-13on: Marion WILLIAMSON. ". J..
Phelps, chsz1es P. Taggart, Alex. Mccoy. John
eonstock, r a. AndreNs, Z. Emery.
i,nrE 11tooE' IT,, n = hppt1Rs. ~ r,
9 AtuE, NAsuanlel bec1et, Eh3e. ID. uufdy, j.
1.EtoAes
sTo. d. 4'e1'''o - on' Z, tn'oeas 'lolanch
4. bailey, f {. incslis. t'n"tu' H. - hJoe' T.
, 1864-04-28

EB The Albany 4sy4s contends that for
tie Government to use negroes for soldiers
without fret exhausting the country OF white
men, ie 'sequivaleot to saying that the
negro is the best man n also that t+bJ put
ting the negro into the army nc arc copying
the rcbels.''
According to this the rebels first advanced
the doctrine that 81 the negro WAS the best
num- 1. e. better than themselves. If 90
why Isn't the negro Just the man to get to
whip thems
, 1864-04-28


The Union Convention Of Whitcsidc county
Tas held at Morrison On the 21st, During
the session It was voted that Gen. Og1esby
was the first choice Of the Convention for
Governor. The following resolutions were
also passed:
Resosced. That We, the Union voters Of White
70 zoe eonnfy, y % sonFeD.,oo assemoIod Ia view .!
patriotic efforts Of Abraham Lincoln. IN putting
down this unho1y rebellion thst Is NOV thfesteniaS
The very life Of our Goyctnmeut-Will sQstaln him
In time to conc, as ne have heretofore done, in
paEsnioE TIE wlte and jpdtcious couFsc adopted by
hin Tor that purpose.
etatesmanitke ability OF many other men 81 our
country, 2s being eminently qualified to Ill the ez-
allied position of Chief Magiat1ate of this nation
but in new that Abraham Lincoln has 20 far sue
cesetull5 carried the Ship Of State through storm
aud hstt!es with untfring energy and VT f.ithful
ness and fidelity to the great principle Of civil iber
y; and helieTing him TO b The man for the times,
release the Children Of letael from Egyptian bond
aye, 20 do we believe Abraham Lincoln was raised
uI. to proclaim snd gre freedom to erefy human
being In our Whole country. And therefore, we 20
Tor Abraham Lincoln, first, last. aud at thetime,
as the Inan for the next President OF the United;
Stotes.
Reto{red, That re embrace with pleasure the op-:
pottnnit{ 10 express our admiration and thanks 10
Richard fatee. fuf the atstceulansfip sud abIlftT
exhibited By him In administering the affairs OF
our State In him the soldiers have found their
best trieud aud the Union Cause an able and fear
lees defender.
Rtsotteo, That We sre In faror Of the proposed
OF the Constitution sbolfshing slavery
throughout the United Suites.
, 1864-04-28


Crpt. C. r. Dixou ship broker fu,us5.1 III With Inn
fotoElng ehartese: HsEk harque:t~, bsf= Andes and
Fagle Wing and Eors ers1, for lumber
rom saE1rsw C!ty. E1ft Saginaw and E9y Ctr 10
Ghcass. at $50 from tho nprer towns aud 10 from
Cls,ton Iele md sen.or for saIt from Bs.ssW III;
and a! citX e chctg9 u the eshrs ef Hope
at &4co thr schr Eme!ine Tor lumhcr frors sssypaw
FIX to @ clsTs1,Ed It S*5n seh5 Northern Belle for
setr Eureka for Canaaisn pipes fem Dreadas De sr
Creek, to Liayton at 140r0 q II net Canad1an noaer
, 1864-04-28

Fer tie week. 1862. 1873. 1884
pr1 Goods.... .-..4a17rTm &t5I94n 4, oTs sot
pther Goods. .7,5l5e63 S;2726;o e'iss ~


NF4
This immense import for the week ls the ,rrss+ 80
Sacsn + asStss sa%a I'll q 9 e m 10
"3s0feo; moiaases. sso iron, s4so eos'oa'
Tie sboFe exhibit Of foreign imports. while our
eouutr, Is engas ed In war; ought to make are
citizen blueh. It's standing disgrace to he vhole
coustFy, and 4 Congress does not immedis.sly take
10 tax heavily every article Of foreign coods
imported 1t viii oe known onl1n history ss ;as u,oss
corrupt and inefficient body OF legislators that were
ever assembled Ii the United States.
, 1864-04-28

HovtpG foehted permanently In Chicago. the under.
k!Hned VIII attend punctualty 70 the purcaase and
For auY Jeass engaged ID this business ut Spring.
htid am wei with The best locll'ties 10
ven ss the Talue OF land generally throughout ihe
STATE. viii attend to tba osecufio1 Of cIai nx b.
foIe the department at " Wsshlngton-
having teald~d abroad 1p4 hurnner Of yenrs, tr an
Official espaclty, posaesa 7auable anl reliah cor
teapot denta at III the great capitals Of Europe. and
1h1ouRhout the Interior Of Germany. am Prepared
soasead to auy oastne:s trusted tte othcr
side Of the water. Address ISAAC K. DILLER
Lock Boz 1919, thiea2o pust Uflce
oG Gep5t: q g; 1ssgo; Ton :; sherman. MayoI. az:
scpps Pos:gss;sr. DO Hon. j. Young scanmoa. sDan r.
Ha9is., Do; samuel z fal!ez, Eaa 10: Tnanpsoa
G!e1gh Esg. do; john Forsyshe; Esa:s d.: Henry y.
Es9:, 60 Aen: enael T. TEA. judge q
81 stats @ a & hgn @ Ale1 staF1s TEsasaFeF q stste,
3ist y .. Wallsce. tsy1asater U s. A.. do !; Jaco6
Bum Eal, Banker Do: rhomal G udell. Esq tanker.
do: Messia. r. II, Ridley Co., Bankers. do MtsaFa
John Rfllians i Co., Danke: 3. do. ape6.d:p+sus
, 1864-04-28
@i8rxfiauEnus.

H1HE CONFESSIONS AND Ey.
Il PEEIENCE OF AN ISv,LtD-puh1tatrd rd n,
~ ~ otdas 0thsat snd o. CAET1OS TO YnUNg MEa
a1a g5ee.s, Hh2 suaes rom Nervous DEBILITY. r
Mms IME b[sis as.Ss o. SxLEcrEE ono VINO
e=y. BY inclosiny pos psti atrcts4d cnrsions an
Rl. c1piE1 nav b bad or the authar. Ma I'll iNiHL
fttW BIC an, 2dp ~
, 1864-04-28

fB The succession to the Milwaukee Post
Office has been settled BY the agreement Of
the Congressional delegation aud the With
draTh Of one Of the principal contestants for
the position. c. z. Wells, Esq, Of the firm
Of W~llo g Brigham, hxs received the ap-
p0Iutmeat-
, 1864-04-28
ECONOMY SHOULD BE

PRACT1CED By everybody In ali shlug.. One dollar
expended now In purchasing bottle Ct "Jsyne'a HI
pectorant" BY tacse troubled Nth blight Corr, -.
hoaraeness, Or sofe throat ay sare the expense or
doctors bill. neglected cough often ends IN Con-
sumption. slight Inflammation Of the l.plnz Of the
wind tubes. the usual symptoms Of which are so.a
SnFoat and pain In the breast will soon lesd through
want Of attention, to bronchitis. a days delay may
entail months Of suffering. Let the amscted try at
once "Jsgnes Expectorant" It ts 4 ztandara .eme-
dy and h curative haye been tested by ,hou-
eands Of persons who hare recovered their health bY
1sa use The e1pec:otant and iii OF Dr. D. Jayac d
Sons family medicines are sold in Chfcsso by Hess.s
FULLER, FINCH FULLER; F. Il. u. HOOKER:
LORD 4 SMITH; DUREuAM 4 sM1rH. aud by
DEoggists eEe1JHheEe. sp2ddsoi st 7.T4aA
GPLENDIDTREEs Dc PLANTS
1Inclutipg SEGA nne Pesch. from tho East, Crsx.
C. - aea e9a asssE' perfect nnd I'd so
+: s. as RS5ft S1,E Flemish Bsa.
800 e1tsA Peach on Plum % dozen.
s.Tons, one and Two year: 14' 1lso D'""'s' asape'v
EverRrecns, shade Trees, Roses. sbrshu-
Dohnes' FeFbenns, japan Lilies, &c.,
Etth 1900 % e.7s Appe good ua1ned sort, vii, nc
SOLD very 1ow 70 eltsr lho ground. s' WILL o0
IS I'd Honey Locust
HAoom1SGToN NURSERY, ILL.
ap*''ooss'a"os" --- F. Il. PHOENIX
4 IATTLE! CATTLE! CATTIE1r
= Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be on.red
FfHI +. e s. d:eSs II r. = =
stAte qua aatky they wish ~ anrnt aiads = vim
sIa Sns'aefsr 9, m 'atte also INC thortest tme r.
ffoposa1s mnst ha accompanied by a proner ~,.,-
sarse for tne Iaiau pe.forInane nf tho coptr az
deem ed objectionable. "As ~'1e3attsA olhs
o7e 3es aat'e -. b subject to rigid b.
,t1ymstt to be made IN such fund+ as are On hand
nc Is snniootto 81 he amou"s dn. On thg do
cbntft Ct. t., r. AH1 E.rttpxy E.p yTau1 ot khe
ApsfChlFWe Captain and 4 q va
, 1864-04-28

ACCOMPLISHMENTS - brls; shipped 1yQ
ess ;a 9w.1g @ g to Rsisate ' sd,ses tsem W;shn1sen
VINES being taxed ., - after the lat J1>J, ana sd
vlces ben Rev York ahor!az an advance there. the
market Wis exalted, and pricea advanced some 3s4c
over The rnltpE prt - Of yests.day. SAFES wefe:-
lea hs&s y $i3 $50 bsls u Il 40 ofls ~ sialk
.H1DEs-In moderate supply. ana good demand.
Market very fzn, With m adTance cfxc an Cream
Country and paet cured Green Kfp 10 fslr receipt,
and atea<y at present Quotations. Grcen Cali ID
Email re1e etpt, Win la1ge request We quote:
, 1864-04-28

CTDJo's CAyE.-Ihe New York Correspond
ent Of the Gazette says that the new novel,
"Cndjo's Cars" Is making as great an c1-
element in New York as "Uucle .Tom's
Cabin" did; that the demand for 1t is almost
unprecedented. Two versions Of 1t are be-
ing producrd at several theatres-on., be
Walden'e, that Was produced here, and a bet
Ter one bY John F. Pnn1n
, 1864-04-28
Letter from Mre Lovetoy.


The following letter ie. perhaps, the last
answer ung e'a'es1 ~ III Sy Mr: Lose}oy; + was in
qsnesfing his services in procuring tie dis
sn enasEe Of hopelessy disabled soldier Also
intfmatton l9eSSa'Fy eSes as 70 his health, with an
ssahsss sention wSiea M9al9 M4 MRtofe III
nesa, even in his death sicI6S.sse 10 thls oael-
S'sasc his Ct biz faitbfalness Ths rep1y @ ahont
aisn 5s neas. ahall come ont ali 4ight" Is
gSnoyed him mp. The close Of 1s1 his 3etter SET
peat epo%s l9ot bis lte idea, freedom. vas t ths
great subject Of Lis thoughts: Was tne
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 1s 1ss.
~ D.n ~ -; ;sn1 vent in person and pcssntea II.
80 Q. ~ Young man to the War DtnsTn nsnt lug
will bt discharged As7e4s' oul Think he
49,. ensn Come cut sM right. am co,no n ,..x.
ne ty ior Tine, to gel Id Of the m 1eafe
COZ me 70 mat have no peace hnna - t.ts1. Ma0
IN two or three Tecks With strenrth fo au.a rstu.a
my bi! for universal emaneipatlon. ADD ~ s1sa1
pate the Fathera and clear up he rnnst,tn.,o.s
i1nm tie ekarges Of pro -elavcry rnou. SN''aaoo
Very truiy yocrs, OWEy Iovr,ox
J. Il. Bryant, Pr1ncetou, Ill
, 1864-04-28

H The Harriet Lane Is In the blockade
business. 4 correspondent Of the New York
Herald says that she is loaded With cotton.
Her guns have been removed and plaeed on
rebel Notifications. She has no nzsts. If
ahe makes her first trip in safety, she will be
taken to HsYans and sold,
, 1864-04-28

E The Union Convention Of West Vir-
giDia, to elect delcgatea to the National Union
Convention, which assemblies In Baltimore
on the 9Th Of Jnne, met in Parkersbnrg, West
Virginia, on Thursday last, and elected DELE
gates. The Wheeling InteV;gtncer says the
whole delegation are in favor Of Mr. Lincoln's
, 1864-04-28

EoveEnmeat cohtFscts have been awarded for 100
tl9so; 1tog 90 es 128Q9: e.lM Do ii sh3a Is do
& s1s - s. 90 DO r. s1so; 600 40 a. sis5 Il! at
DO s1sE5 50 'on do $3.50 4ncoo 3l3 saoa psls
stso. md 1:ootc A. Al = no 1a!ians molsss i
seoIto u K:us oon r,ec IT. s5sa To b.: Iaoooo 81
SCR as 1sHe 1seoa Is a: 1a.ss ieosaa ss At sias5
pRpsrn md IN Is ho1ts. st9sS 2 no aud .0eo
~ 90 90 at Ee 2 =; "a hf chtsts OoIos. teas at
tseh chests s:uchonss 4 sins: Isl % Japsa Il 5is
ard zt4 40 A. 312a: 1oMe gallons whisky vinegar 1t
zlAc and itCtH 90 elder Dc It 31c: G5 90 ns candles
e. $50 90 y 2sHc. and 0,n4o do, Ii a. snd
h1Ee, at x4.A0; tz5,is9 Ds huminy at S195.
, 1864-04-28

p The Bishops Of the II f. Church
South win hold their annual meeting at
Montgomery, on the 9TH Of May. 4 Rich-
mona paper says the council, at which about
thirty ministers are expected to be present,
is a temporary expedient in lieu of = General
Conference. Such cannot now be got to-
refhef
, 1864-04-28

~ The Michigan State Teachers' Asso-
chiffon holds its next annual meeting at ann
Arbor, Michigan, opening the 5th day Of
July. Hon. J. L. Pickara, Of Wisconsin, is
.ngagcd to make one Of the addresses.
, 1864-04-28

H They are telling good many hard
stories about Dean Richmond just nov. The
New York Nttos says that Dean says Of the
No,7d, "the damned thing had. better b
kept going until after the Chicago Conren-
tlonn
, 1864-04-28

II The business men of indianapolis
as'eed to close their places Of business yes
serdsy at IL N. and give the remainder of tho
day to raising the quota Of troops under the
new We6ttru call What is Chicago abouts
, 1864-04-28

UOGs-Recaipts Amount % 45out .s54 hogs. 3D.
tered fs1es ta head prices ranging from $50
G1$. bur mostly It $7oo97e5 per 100 ns. There II
no improvement in the prevtoualy depressed feeling
of the market, and note further decline OF 2aa
21e per 100 ~ on yesterdays prices,
HOG nAIEx To-Day.
, 1864-04-28

~ The following arc the delegates to the
State Convention IRON Stephenson county:
Col Thomas J. Turner, Doctor Naramore,
C. II. Roscn tiel, R. Y. Ankney, B. F. Baird,
J. H. Addams, Dr.. e. B. Wright, T. Demire,
4. z. Green. .:No Instruction.
, 1864-04-28

The Last ballot differed from the one above given
BY the following votes: Baone, to Lawrence !;
10 DasiRs. to Beckwitb, to Lawrence, 8 to Shel.
don kankakee, ! to Beckwith 2 to Lawrence !;
Kendall, to Lawrence; Lasaltc, Z to Beckwith,
to Lawrence: Ogle, s to Beckwith; Putnam, / to
LAWRENCE; Tazcreil. to Lawrenea; VIII. 6 10
Beckrith, to Lawrence: Win1ebago, 5 to Iswr-
cnce Whiteside, 4 to Becfzw{th.
, 1864-04-28

The Chairman announced the result amid loud
cheering, and on motion, the nomination OF LeWr-
ence WAS made pnauimops
A gentleman novel the appointment of Judi-
rtal Genital Committee Of AYe be appointed by lie
Chais, but the motion wDs not seconded.
The Convention adjourned sink die.
, 1864-04-28

a3s IoTA: !a,q 1HpaFea Fea cEet, h3lfes, 1t Tic
RS Ohio Dried apples at 1Dkc,
FlHH-LAK4 YxsH-thc Hada u much rcstricsai,
MOL White n,h ut &:oG5s.s5 and 10 2 as 37.7saa,a.
hnt q the'e prices tle Iasrkttts qntet 'hsn9h Arm.
arEg a better receipts sr which ba,ers and sslIsrs
aud stesdy. Coprtsn-receipiaa arc sin ,in,,tea snd
3natsst rnles active a9d res, nxm: H1aE1Sos-DrJ
A. present quotatons. ~ quote:
, 1864-04-28

cEV 0c0lofd Uft.>Apf1f -.
~ market quiet, bn! holders arm at Jl65 for sper,
aIo yl-!g Ut Nne!e 1n sperm no transactions. In
= Vhale, IL br1s sold for hQlna u4e 1t SLID,
, 1864-04-28

] cd homely, But luis speech II strictly SlIo1
and his thonchts perfectly philosophical; :;
and, for ourselves, ve would not hare hfs ut-
terance a whit 1norc rounded, even though It
ehou1d be more musical to ears pol1te. It.
| will b, discovered some day that the pres1.
| dnnt a. q man NJ flrstoc'ass abi};t,ca as Wi,
as . man Of integrity. He viii hold n,acs
| in the political world corresponding in a
measure to that OF old John Bunyan IN the
world OF letters. His plain speech, plain
face, and plain WaJs, detrac. 1t present from
that love OF the marvellous which people
love TO entertain concerning public men, and
~hlah they seek to have embodied in ssfuss
aud 1eathers." But time will work all this
earth away which encascs the pure ore In his
composition, and then it will shine.
His letter makes evident fact deserving OF
recognition, Jet which ts greatly overlooked.
The fact is, that the moral battle being fought
!. In this var is not = whit less ardaous, and
quite as important, as the phyaical one Ehict
the soldiers are lighting in the t1eld- BY The
moral bsttle ne mean that "ar Of ideas
which enters into the contest and ntusts 1t
I'll Ike the presence OF aiue
This appears IN that aefies Of steps, given
" mr. nncoln, oy "n1cn ne reached the
afm'ng u ine o1eA. he o'o not adop: that
pcmey @ lmpn'1,neH: r1 nc eame 10 II s!o "l1ana
oeupefale'5. nsesstfoaeo f1emonts procla-
aae.,. me..n =. ls.ae1 "1thstood Cam
ns-.. Pp 1at..', n.+ae 4Atet-no oEerruled
80 ret 49, aaas - ~. one teason lhat1t
-. ~ .1eA ese1 ~ w aeesssarJ 70 abol-
~. e o'aeAs' W conquer
tho r-ss;aon+ ~ aonht,s.. s, t-. ma9 DC sslo,
-,. ,ts 60 - last ~ the
t.o 80 sueAo ot MN. 's4s
80 49, - % 1a.rs, s 49,. ,"a .. consef alive peo-
l'ef Va AeSA peoHes ana ol Inc 8l0W OF 2fl
, 1864-04-28
CHICAGO DAILY 1IAIsRET.

o:: et%Ge r. a.xte;: mis- siser,s: .;,.:
wn..sp.7 E,1S1ya; Ap.il y. .ss,:
no 3s.t ss
ing 1t lie fur corn, and l2c fcr wheat to Budslo
quote: r.t o,
T. New FORK; 81 y .aa 1s.!: La: T:;:::ss S L.
= B':t'0' 4! = - "a Lake Free: +!
= s Hoes1esi. II II 1sa..:
t. Buffalo, a., 4, a.; ~ Il: III: e. e.
fnoT@cksee;ea f.Hse s's i7 51sd. LIS ~
II. ~ "s;sife~ef: Do i ss.7;: to- brls: s6nrtd'5
5s fs:: t :s:ss . 81! sF;s1 ns & S.
gasi:s: ~; s9,:e e. 3 i SIS.
81 S: s. = Am aapg:e g4asg @ ea u
RTE :: ssS 8 So p q !: sIsx
: T. :. :R:'as ! Il g s. & ;s.5 i. 4
a. ts,1n; ~ b. DO s hsuse Il sas pu
- iSaes 81 fe:s.ea e sa = so ;. a d
sr3 =, = ~ r. market clo.lnE qe Il sis for
ss4e.s sGpenSmsstss1 ssc.;ss .s INT. , hss su
lito By isa hn % r. i d. e?; gs & e
~ y g ID se g b e
SIC: re hu do 1t SEC: sec bn Do MA ~ ~ -
sc: l1 bn hetefed ut SIC: So hn 10 ii sc: IL I'd
bu Few So I. B., With vea.el II Sc IS 6a1a.
10: cH9 hn Ex1 Corn 1t 1-t9 ger 20 - STRIVE
DAT<-Recewee, 1p,pos bu; shippsd. 1710o ba.
Market 10;c lower than yesterday on Change .n,i
qn1pI. Sales we're: 1t" bp no Oats IN st,rs at &c;
11:to tn dS n 6sxe 3ge ha DO II 6sH.; 700 ba ID
fshe-elts!,E gutss " 6sX@ssc.
RHE-Kccttved, 90 bu: shIpped II ,f1o ba. sfas.
Ert quiet sBles ers: 81 bags BY sample 1t $13; on
track: sol hu rejected Ia store al 3l.13>
BARr.EY-kecetsed,t tt3 ha; sbippcf, E%3 b1
IarA e. sctive and nrtn. Ea1es wers: l.loo On No
san pie It 81 S CD ffsck.
Al.COtlNL-Som!aa} at :. &dae. 3 = gal.
lsEAhH-S~t+@: II bags fair At s3.4s.
DKpUE COEN-fn good tcm1ud and frra.
Sales: toss choice as s2a0e 20
sslvs: krgs good NJ Sc sol s. choice roll .: ,s.
[0EFEE-H1ts mare than ususi excitement in
grocery market prices rule hymer than on yesterday.
There bae nReA few trAEss atons IN the mAlkes INST
ters being crsstted. Wc quote:
Ehhkos.-..s....s. - @B
G5tH
4no' !A ~
ChEEsEETne market continues in usot sappiy.
Eih 3, 81 demand both for home and shippns:
trade Prices atm and unchanged. We quote:
ss'es ,esasxi ION usmon;1. =; Ii:
4 ri ntE at aoc. =
EG<sS-1n m*derata supply ano drm At 14o1sc per
FRUITS Gnxkx .ArrL1a IN t.lr suppty aud act
I've At pEttent ratrs- LEMONS in fair demand with
Eood supply; Prices rule steady nud aachAngs4. On
, 1864-04-28

LEAFHER-Mssket toless6iy actiyo and 1ya at
PREVIOUS quotations. sole Lestnet and Calf Skins
being n SNAIL supply and large demand, both hi Re
uDWAFd feudency. Ne G1tote. -
, 1864-04-28

ted supply. Prfcas firm And uu-
n.red and IMPAIRED t]rsn with IN
AND CERRAyr3 artfYe
. chAnEe On previous a uoeSttpas.
mtnal supply and arm 1t au ad-
ner itpits Ii falr demand and ID.
, 1864-04-28

pk4-+~...-se-..IN@-1G &c
French Calf Le-
Molne9, p doZ-
en- -.. 75Do979. .1G
French Cslf Lc-
tuoine>, Sec
uods, q dog. .RLaN9@.e0
Innings, q z.19,m1tf.Go
Raans. p dox. .19DsptaN
, 1864-04-28

- - fS:
-SAles to-day ton Hamburg nt 4oc 2 D = ton
q .rl nrE atapc.
EEtsS-1u na*desata supply anu or.n At 1401sc per
3%.en.
FRUITS GnrKx ArrI1a IN t.lr suppty aud act-
I've 1T pE+tent ratrs- LEMONS in fsir defuand with
Icod supply: Prices rule steady aud snchAngsA, On
EAtGks IN better receipt 1nd good 1euau.. ne
, 1864-04-28

BL-A ANDT7S
, 1864-04-28

tNCE.
Slaughter, Sole SslSa4oc
Ruenos AYrtA....-.Et9Yc
Ortnoco Soils. 36c
Ortnoso goo1 dam
hEe4 e4s.............IHS&E