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ALBANY CA1TLE MARKET.



1Eepattcd exclusively for tho Chicago Tyihune.l
AEpAsT, Saturday Evening, May =, 1864
:EEF CATTLE-The market for Deeyes closcs even
better ihan It cpered, prices being fuliy Nc per ID
bettt At tue open!n7 and fully Nc per III better
last week. End lvGn mere than thas On the lower
gratet IncirGiuK ttcsc held ovet from lasl week.
the total pube. sale $40, and all have chan
ged hauttA. 8eUc tfovts were reFcla two md itrec
t.uca ovtr, each transaction yis1dias fair cou!s
ion Owing to the light supp:y. thu dsn:oa Cor Nav
YORK a.s thnrr from Tie beginning, aa. this
blcke6 up By considerable inquiry fr Dt'cato7,
Provide zee, and other r1ue1s Ia that di:ec:o:; 70
tbat a.l1css hal ths thsr:P pretty rneh their oEn
xAy. The heaviest operators this w.ek were tssAc
w11el and H. j. Eo;er thai who together sold nearly
1 head. Prices ranged f-or. &c for Ordinary to soc
ies extra, ard tEo salca OF fancy high
as 1t.c .. Average OF II raes was about s3-l5 2
te7 rs. Les tnsn sNo 60 to sew feFt and 500 east.
HOGS Ccutinuc In falr request, aud prices xre \
fraction hfeher. The s,tcs atc beng at 6GsKc 70.
tight to bcAry fed, ard sH3sc for s,i!crs- 1c
ctipts, 9ts&9; shipped to New York, s,seo,
, 1864-05-29

Threatening: Aspect OF fEsifnn Affairs
fSr1e1:l Dispatch tu the Ch!c,.p Tr1buae,i


fsrce1:l Dispatch to the Ch!c,:o Tr1buae.3
ST. P.CL4 Maya, 1871.
Gen. Sl',lcy received dispatch from Gen. S1!ly.
Gattd sioux ciiS. ,hc I'd, Z: .o.lows :--1:s.dly
Gen. Sell. e scouts rtpo.i 10 LIN that thesr Is
eau1l OF az thousand S:uux aHrrior5 OIL the Upper
Missouri.
Gen. si1ey has reccirca dispatches FROM his
eecute which probably relate TO TIE sane .E!r:.
Tkcy tsy that hostile !cti-as &c concentrated It
Dogs I.ocrc, wc!cs l.. a':ost tso aarde.l nliics
ato@c the r'scc wherc Sib1ey fo1,.ht them last
ytar. aid solts miles east os For Eea,told. Geu.
s!Lty thirks lie warriors in tbs single camp can.
not exceed 'hir,s-ttyc hundred. Gen. Sally will
have i've tLo2:ard men IL all. 1Ic wlll!eave Sioux
city en- tho urst Ct :unc. The watcs In the NssIs.
tipri led r1ecn four iuctcs, and he though: he
; would be allie to get supplies up OIL hoa;s-
The CCsteF end Chippewa Companies which le!.
Lacrosse last fall ior tic Idaho u!ncs passed S1o3x
city On the 18th. and the pcxt day Sully seat !
detachment ui eodie.s and Impressed them IL
carry army supplies.
Brackets bat,alIou, which lclt Fl. Saellia: OF
tic I'd inst, reached Sioux city IL good orl-r ou
the :0!h. They ate 10 be cent on an intcpendea,
expedition aud y ii jola Gen. suliy on the Upper
Missouri
, 1864-05-29

;siccsa. DssIatch 10 lie Chicago Trbuue.' !.
LOUISVILLE, Maj Is
The sa1rtary eject Of the Convention held here
'ast Wednesday has already manifested itself. The
coprcrkeads aiiI,t that tLcy hare hard road 10
travel even IN Kentucky. Llnco!a's chances 70.
carrying this State against the comhiued Efforts o.
the copre1hcads and their f..cnds, the rebels, ass
crowne better every day. al the delegates to the
Baltimore Conyc1t!on arc determined to support
lincoln on every ballot. They have nq second
choice.
Military matters arc Of not much importance.
Cutie etfz Sas created lev days since anon:
tho officers stationed here Somo hsc Of ten were
ordc1tj to the front. Look out tor mere resis-
nai'nns.
, 1864-05-29
4 FROM MADISON.
DCuftl of Hon. Iokfaun II. EIddlnYN.

Especial Dispatch to the Ch!cagu Tsia11e.l
AAnlsoSrMay g, 1861.
Major Gsddtncs, q. S. Disbu-stns 0nca: here,
received telegram this morning annoancIn. ile
death Of his father, Hon. Joshra X. Gddint.s, at
Montreal, Of heart disease. last evening aged p
years. His rc:nains are to be orussht ho,ce to
Asttabula ecuntS, Ohio, whi;htr the Major h1s
gene to-dny.
The Governor has received letter from Cen.
Solomon, with ting captured from tic rebels by
lke 9Th Regiment at Jcpkinh' Ferry, April Slth.
Speaking OF tho conduct Of tho 9th and th In that
battle, tic General eaYs: wisconsin hts rcnson
10 be proud Of them" Gen. Cutler rent tho Gov
crpor list Of killed and d:gounded Wisconsin on
cert ard enlisted men killed in The Iron Brigade,
lnrin. the Flrginla battles, mp to the 18th It1oes
net differ from those a'rrady published. lie says
the fighting was aEch has never been seen before,
and the Iron Drtgale fully sustained Its reputation
The Journal has graphic account OF the honor
ab.c part taken BY tho ed Ncgimspt In the battle
Of Ee=eca. Ii bad c9sycn killed, eighty wounded,
and one missing. Company i lost none, and C
and D rad none killed.
nj 80 horn a Yrtr
, 1864-05-29

An Interview with Gen. Grant.
The Boston .Icurncl Publishes the following
extract OF letter from Dr. ". 7. 9. Morton. Of
Boston. addres.ed to friend In washington, and
dated ii Gen. Grants headquarters, May 70.
Riding Though regiments and batteries reached
\ horec which had been pointed out 10 ne - Gen
Grants headquarters but s9nnd on hy a afss thss
hospital. Just then several wounded rehels wess
brought up on stretehert, aud the tnfxeoa IN
charge, who had known me aiter bafnslae.a sttaek
q thsneeiotsrMe Invited ne 70 ae9tses a. Ma1 anas
talcd. nad seemed ve.y grateful afterwards for the
k1rdtreatnent which they received bnt ther were
bitterly eeccsh when the war was a9ded TO-.
NlSn tht se wounded rebels had feen attended
to, tie surgeon sent IN orderly with nc to the
0. tic Potomac, to whom reported sos duty. and
tttr Is ttere wae no need for ny services, ueat
"a rnlfl reached tie headquarters OF the aruly.
These occupied a eroup oi about twenty tenta,
pi'esed along she border Of nsses M ot woodsna:
conv.rtc into N awning. sat tae Lleutenant Cen
cral with sereral officers, and Mr- Danar the As
Whiie General Gfan. was In Washington ! had
been intrndneed to him. and he now fsuae1nbere<
me and kindly welcomed mo. ae couTetsed Eer1
, 1864-05-29

CAIRO, May se.-Thc steamer Hillmau, from
Memphis Thursday evening, bae arrived. Saehas
ft:g.nire bales Of cotton for S.. Louis. She was
Orleans she was fred Into At Tisvenla Bend.
Two ehclls stEnek her-o1e exploding near the
boiler. No one injured.
up Rcd riyer, Ahoye the fsihest point reached By
our army.
The Silver Moon, frnm Memphis for Cincinnati,
10 bates OF rotton and rags.
General McAEthnr's command returned to
ficEeburE on the e'd- He had NO engagement
with the enemy Of Importance A few prisoners
we1e brought IL. .
There Kas great excitement IN TIcksburg on the
reception Of the news from Grants army.
from New Orleans 18th has arrITed. Gen. Fes-
tctdcp came asa ResseuRsT
, 1864-05-29
Be1Esnn Immigration to Illinois.
Translated from the - Eeonouisto Beige" Brus

sele, Belgium, March eGth.1
Thonew adsices NC have from the United
states confirm what VIC said IN a preceding
article, 10 the effect that the miners who en-
igrated to the United States found there
higher pay and good opportunities; that
they were satisfied with their lot, and that
In all their letters they urge their relatives
to join them, 20 as to participate in the we'll
being and the liberty they enjoy.
We transcribe here letter from one Of
nicnted TO ue. without modification except
the suppref sion Of come repctitions and some
details Of little interest:
mony OF which no ono will doubt e1.her the 1ush
OF the dtstnteres.ednesf, snu which would be OF
character to produce profound Impression In
the Mining Digt1ictA, and even to provoke emierar
tion On eIand sea;e, ~ xets seeompsaiea with
According to Mr.. ppchez, taceut tor euis1aiion,)
railroad company, having s1s workshops sItustea
IN Chicago, ofsIs 70 European mechsntes who stll
tdynnce oi the expenses Of the yo5aRc 70 be re-
inbu1sed by the workman, through u sma11 weekly
vi liz IT, Dohe th.t the farmer. o.
Amtrica, scattered in great territories. AMI not
capitalists, cannot agree among themselves to
20 ps:ssuy Wsees e esIey onosntns so ono
, isans and tW.uty' centinef, and often failing 10
| One chance get remains Tor our INDECENT work
lot 1r. Sherman, United statsa Senator, has lues
submitted to The Government ot thst country =
| project tecdlng to the lornat1sn, by the Govern
nent. Of Eeaesnl agency for tavostns; the inmi-
Though we arc theNeclarcd enemy Of the Inter
venton Of the State in ali that does not arpcrtatn
directly ard ezcluaiyely to public eeca,ity, wa
mutt nevertheless recognize that 1hls aetsou Or ,he
eeptinna1 position In which it dnde ittelf psced.
What It needs Is evidently teorkmtn, who. from
TIC ffeat height Of wagrs there neYcr m long il,
becoming owners Of lands. To favor and encoCr.
age the immigration Ct these workers. ls therr.
/ fore for the Government OF the Unitcd Stsfas an
al OF good administration. which IL coanselcd II
1heirrnoBt urgent interest
MT Sherman doubts II the dfsczs States Of En-
fore, whence emlgrants may leave for AmcTic4
WIN permit agents Of tie unlteo States to MAKE
oilers to pctsore disposed to" emierale OF even K
distribute 1mprints tending to eluc1da,e 10 thes,
pereons The advantages aTsi.,ng them na tn
uibe7 side Of the ocean. We think, on cur part
that there wenld te as much Injustice ns inhhaai
ty In futerdicting 10 operatives now In tndtgrnc
Tho faculty to sesrch better t1te in county bet
Ter endowed BY nature and enjoying moro libera
ipst,tp.iprt. TO much the woE8s for our old Gov
esnmenis In, Europe It the cnteratlon Of thet
! miserable 7nd 5aMistlnc tnbtects bears wttnea
arhtrtt their anu.lIbersl and tntI-ecooomIc tnstj
tutiorr. It can only te 10 thcro = salutasy motto
IA x1uhflufAte them,
, 1864-05-29

called this morning At the Whit Hoase, and we1s
, introduced to tic PresldeLt-'.
It u ttstcd 1t the Treasury Department that tbs
receipts from the Gales f The 1910 1oa1 are Mota
Treasury.
The Committee Of confe.oncc cn the Danx Bill
met this morning, and aftc. virtually a7roetn. o..
eli dit pnttd points except the taxalon c!a14c, aa
iAptLfd mill ainEdaY.
, 1864-05-29
nfifSynukcc Market.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago T.l5ane-]
MILwAuKEE, May 3. 1881.
FLorx-Firm bat quiet
GKA1s.-Nheat-Retei eipts 7a.k0o bu. Advanced
e@2Lc, Ea!es, at Smiths Elevator tbts,,r.os1,ns,
6t.ctabn. No. At q, ,e1K; 1tcoo ou. delivered fed
nefeay 1t *t.t7. On .harxs-sa1e a. o3 bu. MOL st
Sl1E; lQ!0 bu.. bu1efs option, June slh to l5sh At
Sass s5toc br. II s127. This afternoon aod evsolne
.bop, lto oeo hn. At lesHGt 7SHe1es- The advance
ln gold given great n:11cc's II the markets not
withstArdirg the advance OF treiRhts. Oats-F11m.
sn.cs carr en tra cl 1t &c. Corn-Fkn. Sales, y
ci,s IN sterc, At II p5H. nas!+J-steady. Sales es
bags ctoise At SLID. Rye-cuist.
PgoF1sloHs-F!1En and advancing.
F121GB7a-Nem.Ia! .! II ltx. No Eesse!s In port.
, 1864-05-29
Cincinnati Market.

EspeclaI Dispatch TO the Cafca-o 1r1bunel
Cr1c1SyAr1, May =, 1sN.
FLoCn- No charge in the msrlet. and ltm&ad
moderate; Eupertne Is quoted ut =, and s6ao
GIN for extra.
Wn1ekx-1n good demand. md prices teadiaK up
va4Z-t.1oe hTl. sold n u 1.:*3-
GRAH-Wheat-1hese Is no ezseAuAl change ln the
na4f1et-holGert firm 1t S.ss1 50 fur red, and 3it
IS for wle. Cora, market dull 1t 9llb for shelled
$l.t7 for c.r. Oats. MARKET dull It &c. -
GRo1a1s-Nothing tTau&piflng In the lsEgo w8y,
AID holders are disposed 10 adEanca vEcea Coffee Is
q1otet at 43HeiiEc, Raw sugars lsassec. MoiAsees
nsIn 1T $..G@z.2a. -.
psor1s1o6s-sfastet quiet but nrun for ali asEclcs.
CITY pork Is held 1t 50 It. Bulk pork Is held At
1ltc for shoulders, and nAGs1sc fer tdes- Thetc u
40 demand fer haeeo. ata rrcfe romlnal. Lard dull
AtI3Ic for CITY.
, 1864-05-29
(HIrAGU, SUND Y, MAY 20, 1861.

And until tie meeting Of the State couy,at.oa At
SPRINGFIELD did exlcct to accept the ppslop; bns
aut 10 do eo believing that e0old Go n ,re c1ec-
tiTe service ior the Union In advocating IT. cars.
b. nnbiisSinr The above you will do me :aro.,
and correct any erroneous lnp1csscns that 1ay
have gone abroad IN consequence q the Innocent
Ii. s. BAnSEs, Editor Roek Zkcnd Union.
, 1864-05-29
Buffalo n1Erkct--ilay IS.

FtoTX-Qrfcf. -, = ; : -
day at1e,noc:. Sc.s Chic,ro at tla5: t7ts5 sales
sr!xaukce cino AZ q. .laAa:.As cosn active 1nj IN
ntoE NJ. 1t sizsSi.!9: ss!ss ro.d,5 NJ. 2W Slas
Nus. an uAa - - 81 cak EGW No. 70 arrive as
*t.cSst:6 atta1its ~ ssic. clo-:ns i-, With ~
:MHisl S-lna stsna.n- Parties apert .: 62xssa-.
FES1aE--tL n; 1856 for wheat. Ice sor cesn. and
IItc .ut csts L lev Ic{S.
, 1864-05-29

ST. Lorls, Msy se.-The ea.h receipts Of the
Sanitary Fair up to Friday night arc s3l9 ooo This
does not include any anticipated donations
on the way, OF which notice Of shipment has been
received tic Smtsor fsrm tickets, thirty thou
sand ef which hare hren sold nor any klGe schemes
tsnucs open during next week.
, 1864-05-29

H HACKETr, (uF BOSTON,

T HACkETF, {UF BUsTON,
Va Tfscbts en the
PIANO, mFLoDE0S AND ORGAN. 9;
A1eo, 10 1ee1oprh Has. VI cal itale<nd caAcs ot
Fsnos, No. lst III G Strc.s, Chrayo I'll Terms
u.oder1.e, Pest ONce Ccx .1N. ny29 hal II
TREMENDOUS ATTR ACTION.
Il -Ih> Prior G+~,"a Eeat li:ilt 1.c:ure 81! q.
Die :rr maui Fl IL for on', suI4r ut
EfE1klr-'s, 157 LAKE STREET.
c.':te de Tsl;e Al :ts nla; only u
hcr cn-eE. Il. u. EEEi.Tf I.si!r!eior-
hsT >iss, U2csa,o-. ny:9-n75 II
X1T UADF LOT TO RENn~ Il!
W soc.. Ei't.cn h.: sEeea H,.s::on sul Taa
Burffk. see9. tui .b'- COL, WOOD, stn2e OF 1u
ocf. Arp,y t. C. lA. Ell. McE-rmlcs'a Bald
III, or u. d. SAMPSON. Metropolitan bocx.
n,aSfL1s.t
, 1864-05-29
Tho 5'hira Ka1ioaaI {:as,I,
OF Chicago:
Fiscal dgcnl 0f the Gulled Sialea.

4 = ys:3e:-1 - st.. 3rts.=1ru9se - tcs rdw>
rAa-Fch1x LQeN It pa., II Trea4usy totet or
Hrs1vnnt Cnr:t1l.s.
subscribers viii fectvr oond4 ceAxtak ln1e7s.S tfus
asfe os Deposit <-tL Us, at lt. tLey prefer VIII
receive tu'l cnIre7 hcccs By pay1ns As1u+ nEeys3e
N con, TO- Treasury sosss .assc,.l r7enty IL
ads:tEf nt.7 per csG:. for r.ttc.c) tc- fa.e. tcx
70 date Of euheCflrttca,
EoHpln Reuat Etn aass EetrlY reAds fot dell Yex3.
I'D registered n r6s tt he. CT o. o+tct The Sn e{
Aog1I.
To EanKl Aao AA1ktzt investing IN t1eee Aee1.tsteA
:cs tneis:S .n- 1sdA.e cousa,a.or h1l, h A.
,ovet.
Enrsr41ct'rnn msy De tent 70 this Dsa1, frss o.
charge, bJ cltaet tEG United etatet American II
3rek4-
IAAES 9. EUWET. gtee.dsaa
a AMOS =. HALl, Vice p.rs.:eas
LEA HpLXls Ca8tfsI. snNann..re
, 1864-05-29

PH1LAp11ruA, May sc, 1sGs.-The Gold Medal
presented to Gen. Washington By ConCrcss, on the
evacuation Of Boston by the British, end the only
By few gentlemen Of Delaware, and will bo pre-
rented TO Llsut. Gen. Grant The SUN pz4d for the
mttal IL over 330,G,
, 1864-05-29

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Inoticed in sour Issue Of last Wednesday thai \
correspondent statea that h1ve BEEN commissiou-
ed Colonel ot the 1stth regiment of one lnudted
day men, now 1t Dixon. This Is partly . mistake
and partly true. have been recognized bJ the
!. rxanlze and take command Of said regiment
, 1864-05-29

New yarK n;oncy e1a-xrs-a1ny Is.
NoNx1-EAay 1T sec p ceGr.
STERLING ESe1AHa7-Deetdod:y 1tne1 st SAND
Il IL CT EIt: ey.
GoLEMcre active sn1 azne7. O2catnS =: s1Ye.
adsatcioe tc ss+c, declining TO sse, aad closing 1t
s>He-
The steamer CITY or London, for Liverpool to-day.
EoVEEsyfST sTtcks 2GrIct. So cocp3os SING
1LiH s-Sus, October and April, $l.181.
, 1864-05-29

t. be t1oueat, 1ttou: csuae, int war with three
Aattt Us q t.1nct e1a they ftiIE-I he.feye with
::uftice-n with three, ihen with four-tea.tul
tdds Also 1taly; that makes fye. Than ths
Mfoas Mt homnedau Population OF -Ait1ca, with
TrlscF, I1-a very POOR lockout" = ~, 81:
, 1864-05-29
From San FrnncIaco.

SIX Francisco, May es.-Tke meeting In sid Of
tho Christian Commission last evening, was the
all the evangelical churches were prceens. Bishop
Zip made the opening PRAYER. $500 wero su6-
nertled, and additional subscriptions are coming
in 1aptGly.
Thcss fs nothing Of interest non the Northern
, 1864-05-29

TEE 10th ILLINOIS.

NEv Tosx. Ha5 -<s.-The schooner Flash. nom
and ker rapets exa2ined bv Spanish mau-of.
, 1864-05-29


Gas;s-Wlcai 3sa,.- aaa In batter d=:s.u4; MI
xauksr cf7h .!as7t q c,.n ssasre aa'1 7tsa OH
CANAL FR G::rs-Fl.: -eG but anchAcgc3-
, 1864-05-29
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
tEnacfsl DfSpatch tn thA Ef1ira1n Ttihnnel

',.' -. ~ B1lbanroE1. May u, 1854. u
c1xARxp-csyres.L Loekpot,3 n. shlrglcs; cu.h.
man, Ottawa; Eaex Lasstie. IS lumbar ID q I'D.
irr; L cket, lock port, - N lumber; II. u. Adams
N6 L1sal1t 1to N tahsE, Is sldlnE. s. Shingles;
Dstube, ot!sTas !: &s lumoer: Lady FssqEt2'
Gn1uer, DO Eoeveysnte, pesplaines
.ATR1vEr-H. GeleEAn, 0!t1wn. 6..st tu oatss T.
n, Zimmerman, LAsallt, 80 tblS doufs =
, 1864-05-29
DEATH OF nov. JOSHUA H. GYO-
DTrCS.

~ N<A 4 "a ~N AAo A"3AA~A a 4A% "AV-
DIrCS.
TIC telegraph announces the death Of the
Nes!cr Of American statesmen, the Hol.
<y,ring at Montreal, of heart disease, at
the ripe nge Of tixty-nine. He was born
Il AtAlns, Bradfofd county, Penn, Oct, 6,
1'ss. Wien lie was ten years Of agc his pa.
7tnts en4igratcd to Ashtabula county, Ohio,
a.d were among tie first settlers in that
1art Of tho Western Reserve. When less
tAan seventeen years Of age he enl sted as
soldier, ard participated in two battles With
tic Indians. he commenced the study Of
tLe Law in lsl7. and was admitted to practice
1S:O.
In lS1G he was chosen representative TO
lie State legislature, and, after serving one
germ, declined. 4 reelection, and devoted
lns.E to his profession until 1888, when
&c was elected to Congress as the
Successor OF Hon. Elisha WAftt1esey. From
boy, in1lc1ibly opposed to the gigantic
esil Of elayery, be at once took his place By
tLe.side Of John Quincy Adams as a support
&r Of the right of petition, and became one Of
the ltadipg champions Of the abolition Of the
institution" In 1880 the elaveholders'
rules prevented his speaking, but in 1s4l. In
y speech upon the Florida war, be gave ex-
I.r.Esion to his feelings. The celebrated
Creole casc, fanillar 10 cur readers, soon
came ur. md ngain he attacked the institu-
ton in srri.s Of resolutions. The slave
drivers anl northern doughfaces censnred
him; " w3.ercupon he resigned his seat aud call
cd upon his constituents to pass judgment
u7ou his case, which 1hey did by rc-e1ecting
lin bs IN immense majority. He resumed
, 1864-05-29
" VOLUME XVII.

Cu1uaIg potnt OIL view Lbej nave lost no
money, but have mnde By it. Politically they
are not injured, because they happen to be
innocent Of the crime. They stand fully as
high In the eyes Of the Coppefheads as before.
They have not been hErt, or damaged in
purse OF reputation, one particle. -
Gov. Seymour sctms to act on the hypoth-
eeie that The National Government Ins no
rights which State officers are bound to re-
spcct; md that the laws and authority of the
Urited States. Government arc notin opcra-
tlon in tie State Of New York. He, In el-
feet, holds that the people Of New York IRE
not citizens of the National Government, nor
responsible to 1t, nor subject to its authority;
acd that bis State is foreign and Indcpen-
dent country, as much so as Cana'1a or Great !
British. But before he gets through with
his prosecution he will discover that New
York belongs 10 The United St4tes, and that
its Inhabitants are directly responsible to the
Federal authorities, and liablc to arrest,
anu their property to ecizurc by the
oficefs of the Federal Government iot- Of
tcnses committed sga!nEt that Government.
The Fetprai Government is not required
to apply to State officials TO punish citizens
fer committing crimes against 1t, but pro-
ceeds independently and by virtue ofits high
national eoSsr~isnty to protect itself, punish
the guilty and yinIitate its authority. Gov.
Sc 1nour IL pie of the Calhoun heresy
OF Stnte Sovereignty and National Suhor1t-
,tion. He would u:urp fuEctia1s aot be-
longing to StatuE, nnl trcmplc doWc and null
lify the Federal Government. So far as he
has gone, he follows in the footsteps Of the
rebels, and If he pushes his orders to their
extrems limit, he will ind rebellion aud SC
cession as their sequence. Is that what he
is afsIr: If not, Lie wuull Co well to stop
whtrt hc fs.
~ Dan Voorhees,, OF Indiana, made 4
rspting, cautins, Coprerhead laranyue in
Congress, tho other dGy, and among o:he +
Things said, The black man has his cnampi-
ons here; but he (Voorhecs> spoke ia this
ball .as the friend Of thc neglected white
| man."
This Is transparent deaago3utsal, aad
| shallow ctap-tEap, but it is u fair average
specimen Of Coprc1Aead logic The pasQcu-
| lar s'2es1ectcl and forgotten white mani for
| whom Mr.. Voorhees, spoke, lie does not spc-
| cify. TWAS the t'neclce!cd und farso;ten''
laycholacS-ne.1ected ard forgotten IL tae
Washington Congress only bccausc be pre-
fcrrcd to be represented It Eich:uora iustaal
lie has made his bed, let liu1 lie in It; with
| Richmond let ljul ttund or full. Slice lle
fIurned being represented il our Congress
lort; Lay lie continue to be neglected and
forgotten there.
Tic black mans freedom has its chaups
one there. as cyerTUhcrc. Tit, black mans
slavery Lad lis champions there, but the;
have a5JoafnGi to Richmond. With Rich
monl let them staud or fall WHY unst
, 1864-05-29

Message of The President to the House
OF representatives.


The following message and report were
linn OF MT. Davis, Of Nd, chairman If the
Committee On Forsigu A11ai1s, A.erc referred
to 1hat committee, and ordered to be pint
~
, 1864-05-29

To TIE Uorex oF REPRESENTATIVES,:
IL unkVef to tie rteelu!.on ct the House Of Rep
Hsen:s'.ves Yesterday. the fubiect uf the joI:lt
leu lrnre1ait 1 repor. iroIn the Sec,etarr Of
ssate, to vloia the zetolrtior tns referred
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
, 1864-05-29

sss.s ia ~ o~ 1193s aa5s q
FIe1nstste and xestem 3 bette E. W @ eaoSs sna y
hoop Ohio. 1no S Nd1Gb for trate hr1sds-EaaFSet
clcsins Gulet with rarely Z, Iausn atqe Gnosa 1t
II sc LIZ fGr s.nie and $!.s1 for Ee.tesp.
GmK-Whtat :1c better .toE pE1me .9sscnp,
tons, Wo quote It 1ll7G;67 fQs CAeaso
, 1864-05-29

yhc Rebels Assume the 0fIauaivc-our
Hlfc pfrs sc1xed-Fnrt OF Them Rec
tnkcu-PaFt1c,liorH OF tho Capture OF
tie Rebel General WALKER. =
, 1864-05-29
UNITED. STATES:
1910 BON D&
.4utaoxdzes. by the Act at 7snrrh
.. 1861

E.is Ioz1 esas* dsrs March lEt, LEA y ..eta-a34
II the pe-sutr =: ste Government. A.tsx t.. 7es:1
ari ras.o1e sc:rY S-.rs tto CATS s4Aat ln7+1ea It
I'VE Per ces- per aenn=, rsgans In Cc.1 aEnu.n1 G.
Boncs tot cvEE Cte Euscred pslt1s, A. e..SLsrnn.
Ny Oh 81 o:lsr R11as.
, 1864-05-29

ITO LUMBER DEALERS AND
l. GTHE1.s.
~Fof SALE,
To arrive ,hediatel5. tie cargo o sehrooncr Cura
hGSa, contaln1rT as 1oll0ws:
IT'S NJ Stock Ronrtls, IL In. wide.
G5 N #. HenrLs> nl1 widths.
M ii. Strips.
1G N It. Lu1h.
DAVID GOOnTILLlE,
uy:9A12alt Corner Of 0ato aad Franslln st1eets.
col, j, j, mUpp.
The ts . Ids o, ths 1ste colonel can dad correct
fafte ce Ieite tIcuers OF Elm at Carhutss Gallery
ISL Lake street. Cuples te:t By mai! EsSc!pt of rs
CFpts. :. y. CAk6UIIs
myxAh1l9!stnrt Photograph At:l.t-
, 1864-05-29

Ep OsEhlLL CEMEVEkY.-Thc
4 a. Aatr.c.n psctea:eus ~ cirty wilt A:tcn t!ss
snnsra1 VI ss1L TAY .oE, = .tos ss;i1:. ssasrksI.
rsuuz 70 ep1t i :s (. y. AMI return NJ O'Clock.
LOT ON Ek= i ~ THEIR E:It Su3 a. 70 hy
Ills train. F, II. DEasoSt e4p1.
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