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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-20
DR. DR. III. LEE
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
sURGEOsl AMI, AcCOUCHER.

-pRH LER Eclectic Physician, Surgeon
~ and Accodchsr terders his pro'ees u:;sr n
vices to ecita1ensN Of Wheeling ana vicn.y; II
l. is n graduate of the Eclectic ana hedlcai IN
st;tute Of Cincinnati, and has had many years OK
nerienee 10 the practice of his profession ana NO
bon.s nv close attention to business TO merit
share of the public patronage. Dr., Lee has given
esnscial attention TO-, and has been eminenuy
sful in Ste treatment of chronic diseases Oh
every variety, and especially OF such as hne1ma-
tism and dseasesOf the eye and ear, Liver Com-
plaint, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers Con
Situation Piles and diseases the Kidneys, GRAY
al &c. AN those who have been unsuccessfully
treated for any of the above diseases, would mo
IL to their interest to consult DIR Lee without de-
Law Our practice is, safe certain and promPe
leaving no mercureal faint in the system, ou'
cleansing, lenovatng and strengthening the gen.
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unsr'
ring laws. t,------
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. a, 1864
To all whom it may concern; We, the under
sipned members of the West Virgins Legisla-
ture. take pleasure in saying that we have known
DR.. Richard III Lee many years previous 10 the
breaking out of the rebellion, as successful ano
energetis practitioner of medicine (of the Eciec
tic SchooI, both in Kanawha county Virginia an'
in Gallia county Ohio.
q. SLACK Senator 9TH Dist,
VS.. DUNBAR, M. H. ID.
JNO. M PHELPS, Pres Senate
Office one door south of Kramer's Hotel, Mai
strsst msy25-2m
, 1864-04-17
and eald that without 1t sthe Government
could get no recruits.' Tho result has been

and eaid th4st without 1t sthe Government
could get no recruits, Tho result has been
precisely the reverse"
"The bounty, IN the payment OF. which
p1id BIZ the City Of Now York, amounting to
$500 per mnn, with q fec Of SIS per man to
the ereon presenting the rrcruit.h s.About
1900 men were recruited by General Spinoia.
The average amount Of bounty paid to them,
as lie stated In IN explanation volunteered to
other 5000 per man has been plundered by
the brokers and their coadjutors. Thus
500, eco have been paid to the recruit, and
tho enormous sum Of &4Q0, 600 hus been
pluudercd By the brokers. II Is one of the
most stupendous frauds ever committed In
this country; It has gone for the most part
into the hands Of public p1undcrers, SOMA Of
whom arc Of notori6usly Infamous character,
and one of whom IL known to be convict
Who has been an inmate Of the st2te prison"
t-"Amopg the men engaged in these frauds
was Theodore Allen, Of whom tI1e Superln-
tendeut Of Police says that bis reputation
with the force is that Of thief He sweara
Controller, md the Supervisors, and that
through the friendship Of the former and the
approval Of the Supervisors, enlistment
biauks, couutersigned by one Of the Supervi-
sors' Committee, were given By the suppryl-
sor in person to him. This man may be re-
e3fded In h1S leaQtuE cua1acLeEl6tlca portray
Cd By the Superintendent Of Police as typo
Of tie group Of dcpredatoss engaged in plum.
dering recruits.
II have recovered and paid over to parties
thus deitauded about $4,000. hope to &C.
cure much larger amount
too unjust to be borne, and In some cases too
1oatlsome to be detailed. Boys have been
seduced from their families, drugged, aud
then enlisted Two wero 80 sadly drusged
they .lied-onc on his arrival at Riker's
Island and the other the following day.
tsStriprent measures haye been adopted,
md This Yhole system Of fraudulent recruit
Ing Is nearly broken up; but a great wrong
has been done individuals in the service, and
1t Is impossible wholly to repair it."
, 1864-04-17

an!ns ne p.st Essa sa Il, III m
1oEs il Il no,fceab1n fact that great majority ol
ihc cattle offered for soulo "esks onok hA31 neen e
rood unsltty and psoper 10 re 3rI In this eon
ntctiop ss shia II the lind taat y mansSa; i
ibis eeas5n or The ycar, aud rnust iIoSlsaoY re'ust
The folio1n4 Is correct report Of the salos during
th.East week: as ,,.d,,r,
Illinois stcafa at SGs7iac. r,,,.o,.s, s,ao.,
sxefHgfnr laG ns- purt Fold 10 tbs ioyeFauen'a al
Grouse C".s te,.isi % hs.i OF pima snail West.
ern stctrr. thoroughly fud. ct 7Ga:Ic. ..,,,,.c
II. ShAf Ind 70 head Of medium oa!o ssoSa-s ~
ncsd eold r. Fairly at 737H. little Inc o1aF'
ket and b9lAncc told 1n average AZ S1.9os
U.Tnylor CO. aold FL head OF Koot fnr lE1no1s
tscers, ayeTagtnE LAS Da. At 7Ac-5o 81 average;
r. Kn:hchltds sold n1.l lot of2o heah at ~ 3.A'
J. McAsltster .oid q head OF fa!rsh Ohio staeFs'
nveFsEIbz LEO ns. at &C.
Myers 1 bro. rctal!cd 60 head Of Western cattle
eor'e yery Gooa-at IRON t. 7Xc. ..-
Aesflck liouh fold 81 head primo 1lltoots ses15,
averaging 1.,o De, Al ft.,1a to sc-aveTa:lns s7.
Marks Co. sou 70 he I'd OF good tir sttcrs ~ from
7G7Lc.
.1he rzanaArtions in Hogs mud stecp were so light
aud ne important, thar We omit quotations.
, 1864-04-17
[From Our Special Corrcspoudcnt.1 I'll
From Our Own Correspondent

AIN1AfAA4AIs AIA., Aplll IL, 0i.
Twelve hours' ride through beautiful aud
fertile country, brings the traveller, from
Nashville to this charming little city of fire
or six thousand inhabitants. as estimated be-
fore the wat. The country all along the
route, both in Tennessee and Alabama. with
the exception Of a strip few miles wide,
near the liue between the two States, is the
richest portion Of the South that have yet
seen on either side of the mountains,
Through Tennessee observed large fields in
course of preparation for cotton planting, us
if The owners had not the fear Of jeff Davis
before their eyes. Near the south line Of the
State, very 1arge tract Is being put into cot
ton, under the auspices Of the Government,
and great number Of hands (mostly womeu)
were busy with mules and plo@s, preparing
the soil Tor the seed.
Upon crossing the line into Alabama, the
marks Of agriculture becane less frequent,
and finally quite disappeared, and nothing. OF
the kind appears to be going on Ia the yicin-
lty Of Huntsville; and this, nm informed,
is the case In nearly the whole Of Northern
Alabama. Cattle, horses. mules and negroes
have been swept away by the war. The
rebels cleared ont, every thing in the way OF
brute stock, an d the Union army has turned
loose their slaves and they have no means.of
cultivating the soil, and how the inhabitants
are to live. for a year to come, unless fed from
the public stores, Is u hard problem, rich as
the country Il In productive power. .',
Huntsville is remarkable for besuty OF sit
uation, It's spacious .mnnsious and Volup-
utous gardens and pleasure grounds, but
most OF all for its great spring, gushing out
from the foot Of a high Ledge: of rocks
and dfscharging at least thirty cubic feet
peg second, Of pure, cold water It affords a
valuable water power, which might be In
creased to thirty feet head at small expense;
but no usets made OF 1t but to pump water
up into q rescSotr from which The town is
everywhere supplied with, as pure .water Is
could be tonnd IN the middle of Lake MichI-
gnn. Many Of the most costly residences
Garc been abandoned By their rebel owners
end arc occupied by the Government or leIt
to dDapidate by neglect-sad, but fnstruc.
tive monuments Of the folly and wickedness
or rebellion. It appcaEs oaca to hare been a
place. Of considerable business but most Of
tic stores are now empty and closed. 4
sma}l business Is done In the May. OF gather
Ing up the remains of former crops Of cot
, 1864-04-17

~ A private letter states that the people
Of California are suffering at present from
drought Eight Thousand sheep and eight
thousand beeyes have died, and the farmers
are killing the cattle for their hide and fat
This drought will prove most disastrous to
the farming and hydraulic mining interests
nf that Htafe ::
, 1864-04-17

NAxKnI-ut Board heary. ID Board weak.
, 1864-04-17

B Hon Justice Willard. of Springfield,
Mass, died on Monday, at the age Of seventy
four. He was for several years editor of the
,Ka,npden R1friot, served terms In both branch
'cs Of tho Legislature, and Was for nearly
twenty years Register Of Probate for Hump
den county, ~
, 1864-04-17

E The United Service Magazine remarks:
"Ihe constant readers Of Shakespeare lind
occasionally some capital advice which the
great dramatist did not design for these
times, except that he spoke. for all time
Thus, when King Richard says to Stanley:
az Look to yonr wife; II she convey
Letters to Richmond, you shsll answer IL
he puta word In the mouth of authority Ut
this day.
, 1864-04-17

~ A difficulty has arisen in the Imperial
family Of Austria respecting the presumptive
right Of AEchduke MaximIlian to the ANS.
trsan crown. The Council Of. the family
wished the Archduke 10 reslgn his right In
case the Crown shonld revert to him, hut the
Aschduks hesltated to comply with this re-
oueAf
, 1864-04-17

1lugECy I11JuI31y-... II :.
TWAS reported some days ago that Ham
mack was elected By sixty majority; but it
seems that tho CoPperheads, after discover
ing how many were needed, seems to have kept
the polls open long enough to furnish the
necessary number.
, 1864-04-17

[F{pm t6a independent OF IhUtF1tT,1
Buyers no1n the country have become numerous,
aLd more activity Of tssde Is the consequence 4
General improvement in trade h8s taken place. Leet
hetttxuen Is c1eplkyed IN purchasing and psict8 arc
eteztltt. The dcand IN The interior pressing, and
pstts have been msde slnee our Iast sau s;oeks ia
very scarce. Drnwn and hleaehed shiTtcgs moro
active and hnoyAnt. Drills arc active for army con:
nTm. There y a great tnczt asc OF demand for de.
laince; desirable styles coming freely lorsasd and
sss also more wanted. sspesta.y tae itFn. anc, lab
stS nn " t,,ie ninc va the rSnin;.t. ~, ,r
ali The lestire ttJles OF domestic cry goods sod IN
, 1864-04-17

lies and dependents, constituting less than
two and halt millions of persons, or but
onc-nfth Of the population Of the South.
And, yet, they call themselves Democrntei
, 1864-04-17

IN the Northwest which hare expressed an
opinion, that does not commend 1t. We
make a few extracts:
ALTON.
From the Alton Telegraph
We BIC crejoiced at tho action recently taken by
the chieago Board Of Tlade In reference to our cai
rercl: At meeting day Of two since 1t wss re-
solved aer the expiration Of thirty days not to r.
sssH eF Ray ot 9tys nd e
the public tntesestand safety, and will save the
people Of tie West, il adopted By otheF CONNER
Sisl toNns, ss It ought to be, from loss OF mil
Ehcsf, a. they arc sure to do sooner Or later; In
consequence Of their inordinate expansion.
:. II thia policy Is 1igialy adhered to the whole
1tonal currency; the government Will Aud room in
which to circulate tens Of millions Of greenbacks;
Wi1hcqt initiating the currency. aud every dollar
thus circulated IL the same thing Jrax t211 to
Lnc1e Sam TO help him put down the rAbellIon.
From th,s dhy to May 18th, heavy stream OF Wild
cat will f!ow to New Yotk, and an equal stream Of
cnum- letthe commercial community Throughout
the Northwest ndopt this measure, and give the
wildcat no1ice to quit. :.
[From the Dubuque Timesl
FoaE1Gs CURRENCY RgruD1ArED.--lt has been
will throw out all currency except greenbacks, NJ
tional Banks, and the State Bank 81 Iowa. The
es,hss Of The stse Pink yss nose .at be @
feccire none after the 18th Of Nay.
[Chicaso Union Banner,
Doxs oS Wu3.CA1s.-We are glad to know
that the Chicago Board Of Trade have resolved
tbat after the 18th day Of May next they Will not
pay out nor fcceaTe any currency but that iesued
by the Government this is an important step to-
wards driving out Of circulation the innnmefnhle
shin -plastels aud wildcat issues with which the
country has 60 long been cursed.
KANHAKER.
- = lFrom the Kankakee Gazette1
The Chicago Board Of Trade. took important
action at special meeting held on last Monday
evening. They resolved that On and after tho 18th
Of May ensuing, all their transactions should b6 in
Treasury notes or their equfya1cnt. 1t is under-
etool that the banks and bankers Of the city wIll
endorse this action. and the lesdng merchants gen
orally are In tayor Of tlIs etcp. IHtse interior Of
tlis end adjoining Satee, all currency that is at
dieconnt has for some aimc been rejected. The re-
sut of tho Board Of Trades action will bo that the
notes On ali tanka except such ~ are at par, will
backs" being the measure Of currency vnlue. :,
:. IOWA. 81
From the Ksokuk Gate City.1
The Board q Trade. at Chicago, at their LAST
meeting, received to ahut down on ali widest
Issues on the 18th Of May. After that date tho
Board will receive nor pay ont anything except
National currency. II other cities and towns sup
port tho action Of the Chicago Board Of TEade. the
whole Northwest will soon enjoy sound, uaiform
National currency: tho Government will tnd room
IN which to circulate tens Of millions Of green
backs without Initiating the currency. aud every
dollar thus circulated is' the samo thing rs free
loan to Uncle Sam to help him put down the rebel
, 1864-04-17
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COCK

~ 5{A
ToA!L NuoM IT NAY coHczHS.-iou a1e hereby
notified that st sale Of Lots a1i Lands. n,at ia
ststs md coHnty Taxes for .he ysaE III: s1ocam
vt Block number ignt IN the Cansl T1ustees Sub
dir1stcn OF part OF Sec. - T. 10 N. E IN the CITY
OF Chicago, County and State Aforesaid; That the
cefuncase Q: purchase sued 10 said Stocn has been
6ulJ assiSned to nc, and that the time OF redemption
nom sid 1a1e Will expire oa the 2S.h day Of JntJ.
4. ~ LEI. JAMES e. BEES.
, 1864-04-17

Prop Barber, Hoptla; s.. joseph. 1855 s,ss
Prep ot!ass; W.Tnsr, Muskezon. 90 lumber 50 n
setF Eons LEA Campbell blanchard, Grand Haven. lso
schr Lam6e1r,an. conne,l. Grand Haycn. 15o N lun.
Ssss IkSas, e5sas 4 1ass
senr 5l:!ne1 Eaton. Mazsnal. Grand Haven s5 cord,
schr BI.na Vista. ssnnott. Grand Haven, 80 N ,uua
sehr ssa Gem, Edwards. Aau1towoc 100 IN shinsles.
sehr Jos.phiEe Dresden. Flnnisin. Klne's Pier. nn
sctr Isio S,sts; FIJI North Uhity. rc eed..
schr YIN smith. smsb. Pigeon Greek, 1,teo r r ne,,
ssesi sf hss 6:' sS Wa R7si ssds4 posts
ssss isR sso$ a rss ps; ~ 81 c. sas xsea
S@e5t Ell ki,ty Giant. Ssisoa. st. o.sPs; s sis Sead
sesE 5E S,sss Dssas Fiji s"as esasr posts
Eshr KoIsht rseF. HITLER. Kalamazoo. 10 N lumeer.sa
Eco. Ts%sPs;'s, Newton. Kalsmazoo. IS N lumber.
ssSs Hs;s s5 3 sb 1onnsf q
condition
9CLEAERD. ,........-..Aprlu
tx tx j Ss5tsE; hspS!s:. s. JesfPs: - ssaaIies.,,
Prop ottows: WsaeeI, Hnskeee1 light.
sssF @ ss9sa a4ssa SsR:s 10 @ %
schr ah ezra. Lont,it. Gran! Haven light
ssF ssF Assss snoasc ss ssaafe
sesr Falcon. Wood. Wolf River. snndres>
ses5 @ II; Isasf,sa S ail!es WI kiss9 :aaartes
shF ehF &c Hq osno! rsbo TIo EsEs nses ,cat
schr Kttsy Grant, Nelson, 81 JoAeph, Is cws stone
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispa.ch to the chicago Tnouns.l
Ba1DasFoEr. Ill. April l6. 1851.
CL1A1xp a. Noolsoo. L%salle, 7.oos Il lumber
Maple Leaf joliet light: Alliance, LASalle. $1,000 II
lumber, eas,cn shingles; Prairie Qucan, 0stous.
ts,sH Il lumber, $50 posis: Lady franklin. Athenss
h. G. Loou.s. Athens: Derlgo. Joliet; Edinburgh
Iasse. 1c,sco bu Government oats: j. B. Preston.
Morris, Is m lumber. &, GO lAth.
ARR1vEp-Cashter, nespta!n e. % yds rubbe stone.
.. c. Merton, Athens, &c DO dos Indy franklin,
Athens. q yds dteasoa stone II. g. Loots athtnss
IS y1s dimension stone; Deer Park No. 2, usic2. san
bu corn Abe Lincoln, La9alle. SO brls noaf; Be
lance, Lasnlc, u bF1s tour; Gen. Grant, L1Sale.
lao bills -four es4:5 ns nre clay; N. I. Adams No.
sobu corn: Polar Star. LAsalie. 1+soo hrss Hours
sunrlse Lasale 500 ns rig lrou, Eclipse Lasalle.
s,S7 tu corr: Mary. Buffalo Rock. 500 ou cora-
MARINE nATTERs.
1Er BrrrAIee-The propeller Acme; nnd eerer-
There Is DO Ice In Buffalo bar, and none In sight Of
Bcffalo, Il seems, from dispatch trom Por1 Cox
Ice in the lake has been and is making a-com-
plincntary call at Port Colbo7nr, md expects to
stay week or more.-DuGa.o 4desrttser, 15Gh-
FRoM MAcK1xAc-A letter from Vim. c. Hulbazt
to Capt D. P. Dobbins, under date u the asd ut.
says: Up to within a few daJa we have been ex-
pectins very early opening Of navigation. We
have had great deal OF enow, which has prevented
the Ice rom making the usual thickness. About
the middle OF 1aet week the weather came on very
cold, the mercury standing aboat II degrecs below
zero for three or fourdays. This has strengthened
the Ice, and think puts back the opening Ut least
two weeks. / now think tho straits will be open
about the 90th of fApril.-Ibid.
, 1864-04-17

The Italian chief arrived at Malta on tho
e2d ultimo, en- ,outetor England. Tho people
crowded to see him, and held quite leree,
his leg being propped up in chair. He was
expected to reach England On the ed instant,
where he would be the gnest of Mr. Charles
Beeley, N P. On the 10th he is to have;
reception In London. Tie time of arrival In
London, on the afternoon Of d Saturday, is
by the express wish of Garibaldi himself, In
order that, ayailing themselves Of the pre-
vailiDg Saturday half holiday, as many OF the
working men as possible may be In attend
ance to receive him. The London papers in
fer from appearances that the contemplated
procession in honor Of Italy WILL be one Of
the grandest and most imposing spectac1es
Witnessed in the metropolis for many Yeors.
, 1864-04-17

It is reported that Harris of Nd, who was
declared by vote Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives "to be m unaor:ay member # this
At'stt, and Is hereby sere7ely eeasu.ed'' for his
trcasonable speech. will ;restgn and take an
appeal to hR constituents. 'Hecan do 1t with
perfect certainty Of being sustained aud re-
elected. At tho late election his district
voted as follows on the question Of Emanct-
patton and holding q Convention to make
MnrJ land a fran State.
, 1864-04-17
The Judicial Election In the Cairo
HeIGf

The following is the result Of the special
election tor Judge Of the Third Judicial Cir
cuit, on Tuesday, the 5th inst, to NIL the va
cancy caused by the death Of Judge A. NJ.
, 1864-04-17

NOTICE is HEREBY, GIVEN
In that meeting Of the stockholders Of tho:
RICHARDS RATUTAcTURlhG CQNPABY
win be held it thsr once No. 10 Washington s1rees.
GhtcsGes Ill, Mar tfth, e ~ = e n;
ea.eetHss = ~'-1~N'~'
, 1864-04-17

awards for Army Supplies
The following bids were received BY Cspt. !. 4.
Potter, Assistant Quarte1master .. &, at Chiearo
H.. April 1s 1851, for Furnishing tho troops With fu1
and forsgc for six months from Nay ]. l8l:
, 1864-04-17
NoTECR-

Mau oe open tof the trau1acton OF general Banking
TEMPORARY OFFICE,
L;sl L;,a1ls @ stree: on ,MoSnAY ArRH 1ssh; ISL,
DRESSED OSTRICH AND
~ OTHER
FEATHERS
Artificial Flowers, &c. Sc.
s. Fl. PEREIRA,
From Paris, begz leave to cunoaace that he hAN
opened the Store. -
168 Lake street.
Fer the sale Of the abore Goods ap11-ci3ssls
FER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE.
The Royal Wine Of England.
A limited quantity OF this superior W,1e has beea
LOT tbe unE efHlK the h1a. sa,pe OF
castA arrived By the steamship Olympus, dre1.
Eo1n the cellars Of he wsll.knoMn house Of
Asasrs. DE- VENOGE L CO,
Al spei1H1. France. Tho present invoice will be tn
tzcd1Sed into this market 1t the very price q
lMENff DOLLARS PER CASE o. QUARTS.
PAYABLE IN cuErurcY which Is uch below iss cost
The superior quality OF sns wirn Is guarantee and
If II oneftd With confidence Of approval by
EoisserKa Orders for one caaes may lie Sd
dressed, hy letter g oherslse. to the IN teraene!
MM: a1ERA WARD, Wine hnd Fru1t De+les. :
So,5 BROAD street. near Wall. Sew YorS.
, 1864-04-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. J


SATURDAY EVENING. Ap.il IS.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hog. At the
various yards in the city during the week endiu5 IT,
dar, compare fol1our With The previous weakly
xeceipts since March s, l9U:
, 1864-04-17

The total receipts OF Live Hog. during the week
endIrg te-day. amount. according 70 the daily 70.
eepts posted Change. to 1z'S1 head. This is 1ts
hesd rnoEs than LAST week. and heat than the
receipts OF the corresponding week ollast year. The
daily receipts 1t tho various yards compare As FOL
lows: -
, 1864-04-17

thia evening prices were arm md bnoyant Win IL
decline In Tho previous activity OF tho MARKET
, 1864-04-17
QTATE OF ILLINOIS; COOK

NJ C0UNTY-ES. Aprit 1tth 1851
To ALL Wnox IT Ha1 coscxa1.S9ou AZ hereby
pursuance Of lay, the 18th day Of Jn!y. i oT he
state snd CeTniy Is1es Tor the Sess p. 1sa pm
half Of The southxess quarter md The Eess e
County aua ets1e afpsesaih That the time for re.
deHpt!on from said sale E expire en- Ihe 18th daE II
July, a: D. 1854. We1. 4. RICHTER
antkrf..4 mia
, 1864-04-17

LrN1EK-f1rst Clear. ocg observation-disclosures
Eecond CleeF, 30-0D&ks0u
ThirA Cenr, ,......... a5I Aa$3 W
Stock Bosrds... 23oC@s7
Box or Select Boards. SIc&33fn
Common Boards, CRY. 1,.50GelaW
Eenetag g.....-..--.,-.......... .,.... l9ta62a0c
FIT Clesr Flooring. rough. ............ 80 @i2M
Second Clear F1oore1g. rauEh-........ 3du1aia 60
Common Flooring. rou4h-... -. 1n0aM 10
seeoSa as SS 5s2o
Common ndo................... ......... ITO 61s.4G
ebssfea shneies No.. ................ .aasss
Shaved ShnEle. No L.....-....... AKA 40
Gf car ahtpEit1 ,........... .......... 35aE l13
Ea~ed Shingles. A.............. ....... A0o4 i15
Lab, 100 sfe@ SIC
rSEE 1'oU---. '-...'.-.'+..-'..-' 49,. - 9isM
NAVAL sT0REs-MalEst 'i;;;:l Ea;efany aa;s sssi1e.
Prices ifm and nnehnnce.. W. quote:
R;se Rs:s. HH:Ss H:'s Yam: 81
osium. sEG 10 A.1uns. ...:.....:- tzse
,UNl0Ns-1n smau supply ana moderately active.
Nequoie:
!1lnoe QQAutlea ...- $l1S4:@
GARBDS OII-IsIfes my unset;icd. Reansrs
sfe asktnE an Rdxance Of 3Qic On Light Straw 70
Nhfte Ke1ned Oil. Al The rfEstat pslce OF Grade
974R2t. rtdness any that there IL possibility Of
getting any profit At the present quotations. End
further advance Of &c. u which the marttt rules
G1n1. Ne Quote
wh1le oil. ilo to 1zo sest-. apc
SkIaW w -...-.. 86ic
Sis ted.y Iii 6rls straw 0ii 1t SC. 'se
, 1864-04-17

AH,uies Of fraia ro1t<atn iAts t.arkd rtrars afr
tstsa af . xor0Ce per bushefss nHE's 0shfrft1As
-=--s-' SATURDAY Evx1ITs+ Arr1i 10. 40,
ERElGHTS-LAKE FRHtouT5~-Flrn. but not
yef5 astly~. Thc cnxaseren.s wrrs:--T DurfALo:
EcLr.s outright, whcat, at 1:c.
EAtlEp.D FEE1ouIs-Therc Is no change in Rates.
, 1864-04-17
WAR ON TEE WILDCATS.
What tho People Think.

The press universally commend the recent
movement OF uur Board of Trade to shut out
shinplasters sas circulating medium. We
have failed to see the first journal published
In the Northwest which haye expressed an
opinion, that does not commend 1t. We
make q few extracts.
, 1864-04-17

Fort PnLow.-What is wanted in the
matter of TINT Fort Pillow massacre is, hrst,
the exact facts. It is hoped indeed there
can be no excuse for anything. eise-that the
case In a1l Its length ind breadth will be Ger.
tiled to the War Department; that it msy
be known Under official hands how many
black men were murdered after surrender,
md by whom and By. whose orders 1t was
done; and that every particular in which the
laws Of war were vlo1nted shall be accurately
stated. Then LET the public have the case
also. 1t ..ts time We began to understand
what sort Of beings these are with whom we
are at war; whether they. be men or mix
ture of something else. -,. =
. Then why should not the Government de-
clare each person concerned in that massacre
outlawed, and 1inble to be dealt with accord
ingly wherever found. At all events let rs
have no covering up, nor delay in the mat
ter. We must protect the black soldiers or
disband them We can only protect them by
severe measures.
, 1864-04-17

The total receipts Of Beef Cattle during the week
ending today, amount, according to the daily re-
turns posted on 'change. to SILL head. THIS Is 9s
head1et than received last week. and 1863 head
than the receipts OF tho corresponding week last