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, 1864-06-21
CHICAGO LUMBER alAKKET.

MONDAY EvExIN1, Juns 70, 1871.
IUNBE1-Rcceived yesterday. 1.;59.c01 feet. Re-
cr,pts ai1ce Saturday have been moro liberal, but
are ttll below the demand. The market "a unusual
ly active, and prices very urn With strong upward
tendency .......
MISUNDERSTANDING. 100000. Market very nc
tive. and with small receipts prices role nEm and IN
changed. .. .-.--,
LATH-Es:e,ved. 10000 pcs. In fslr supply and
moderate demand.
I CARGO sA1Es TODAY.
Cargo eehr Buena Vista, from EnElemans Mill, ha
utstec sold by BIckiord, cd feet lumber. 70 per
cent ktrspe rest boards scantngs cargo
.r1rH Rand 1-..s Fu1t ea.ldan. *ntd by GaFriCs,
:x.sse Ieet lumber. y strips at s18-25 cargo achr
Challenge, from Kalamazoo, sod BY Morton. II, 100
feet fair mixed lumber, X stsips, at sts5o; s 900
sawet 5bngles at 1850: cargo schf Telegraph, from
Trucsdell's Mil, Auske9oa. $3.50 feet gang sawed
lumber, It 5000; cargo schr Falcon, from Sturgeon
nsy, sold by Truesdel 12Jso feet fair mixed lumber,
at Sloso; cargo schr Gates, from Pentwatsr. Hart
Mexye,l's Mill 1f0,oo9 feet mixed lumber. : 800
cargo schr Hercules, from Muskegoa, sold by
Hart l. Maxwell oeo feet fatr lumber, strips at
SIS So care schr Adds, from Johuson's Mills. KALI
Eazoo FOLD by A. Carter. 7oeoo teet lumber, scsns
pgs jo!sts, cut to order, at SIT 50; cargo schr
Pezel from Kalanszoo sold by A. Carter. IS 800 feet
mixed rated lumber, At S6oo cargo schf Il. GEeely
from, Kalamazoo, sold By 4. Carter, 5t,3 feet 1u'
her, X strips, at $3.50; cargo echr Sea Gull from
Maritowoc, sold by a. Csrter, @66s0o pcs lath at
24S3,
, 1864-06-21
The Pres1dentss Walt.
A.. l.. an1. ..1,t~ Masses Tt@<3a 81


One Of the most gratifying events that
have occurred In Philadelphia for many years
past is the visit OF President Lincoln ycster-
dag. From the time be arrived in the city
pnul a late hour last night the principal
streets we're thronged with people, who
eecmtd d to be altre with joy and excitement.
Wherever the gcnialhearted PresIdent ap-
pcared, be was Invariably greeted with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations of gratifi-
catlon and delight. His abounding good na-
turc was theme ot universal remark. No
other man, unless the glorious and lamented
Clay, could have gone through the same
amount OF hand-shaklpg in one day, with
such untiring good-humor.
Those nho expected to see very homely
man were most agreeably disappointed. Nj:
Lincoln ts.ccrtainly not y hat Wonld be called
/, "a haudsome man, but be Inns tace stlmp-
ed with the Impress which nature ever be-
atoEs UPON an honest man.
. At The Fair, in the afternoon, be was, q
couTse, ~ the cynosure Of all eyes" especial.
~ all the bright Ones he seemed to DO not
nnIy much interested, but greatly dell shted
wtti, everything and everybody be saw; and
such appeared TO be the universal sentiment
toward him among the people.
, 1864-06-21

MONDAY EVENING, Juuc 20, 1851.
BEEF CATfLE-Wlth an almost nominal su 7ply
tince Saturday. tha txsusactioIs have been chiefly
confined to tie odd lots remaining over ftom last
wceR unscld. There have cotetstec principally Of
poor COWS. many Of which have been sold ~ low as
s1s.5e<a:7.ao per head, and coarse thin oxen,
for which we,-. have repeatedly stated
duri1g the Last two months especially, untll
We haro becc1ce almost veartcd with tho frequency
the staten eat that there Is little or no demand In
this masktt that drovers and others Bringing in
poor cattle will inevitably lose money on them.
Re7eTal lois of this description have been sold yes
tesdoy and to-day, as 10 aa s:sG9!75 q iG0 ns. Two
men stated TINT they have lost largely their stoc
which they have been keeping fron dsY 10 day,
with the foslotn hope OF Going better. until they
we're Compelled to submit to the ueauest rstcs. We
We hope they will profit by their p:EIsnce,
athough they may have paid dearly for 1t, and in f
turo conne ttet1 operations to Eool saleabn stock.
The entered saes Saturday amount to So head
Of Beef Cattle At prices varying from - 75a7e but
mostly at s5-oc@6ro = 100 ns. So far tho tri1lng
srou1t Of business done yesterday and to-dny can
lead to any opinion there Is no change IN ths pre-
ytops state Of the market.
, 1864-06-21

seseon asssos , ,isl9ss @ issssse 1s sss9
seaaon. SI-a724w sss'2ts 4y'os' 245sG 0aisa si2N
There was great activity In the general produce
1na1ketz to day, and under the Influence OF m na-
vance IN gold. and more favorable ncws from tho
Erst, prices advanced very materially.
There wsa good chipping aud some speculative H.
quiry for Flour and We note m advance In prices OF
2.cper be.-with sales Of abe ut 900 brs At $9i02a
for whito winter e1tras Ss3@573 for red winter e1
t1hs t6:s913 for spring extras; and 50 2,G6 50 for
spring supess The hand was chiefly Tor spring e1
1ras-v,nter wheat extEas being held too high.
The What market opened arm. and soon bec,me
active and buoysrt, at an Improvement In ptIce2
sa1cc bu. Nearly aCo,oM bushels we.e solo. At
16s Tor No. spring; $L47o1s 81 for no spring;
and u ss91A3 for rejected sprinR-tlosins u rm 1T
q C. tor Mol aud SIS. for No. 2 Tha deulaLd was
chiefly speculative.
closing at IN advance on Saturday OF about hc per
bu. About Lo e0G bushels changed hands. mostly TO
sPeculatots, It si4160lloH for MOL Corn; u l2ss9
1.laK for Eo.z Com and 3l.GeGa1n9H for Rejected
Corn-the market coung stesoy and trm as et-f6H
for No. and {Ll3&sl.13H for No.2, River and CanA
Corn was dull an We note tzlea Of slx bost oAds at
2lae91 Il A1oat mostly about No. aqua11ty-
Oats were Quiet bus frm, With sa1es Of only about
800 bushels at 7l912c for No. and 68Q6sc for NO.
--the market c.ol1nx steady. Rye was quief. hha
light Gales vesc made at IL 80 for Mol. Darlsy Vas
dul-on1y one car load being reported at 9Lse Tor
No. ?.
Highv.nes rsre active and broyaut, and We note
saysnce in prices Ct e9sc per gsllon-w1th sales Of
About 3Epo brls at t1E@1te-closln2 steady af Ns19
1,{7A. The demand seems 10 have bten stimulated
Nv tho report that Secretary Chasa IL uiing al bis e
{orts to get Copgress to pass tax OF s2o per gaon
Proyi1tons waro very quiet, but thers tsno change
in pces Ols lot OF $50 bbls city Mess Pork changed
bands at &s5.oo but the demand At thaf price WAS
rerv limited Lard was IN limited Request. AND We
nots sales Of 100 tres prime Leaf {eountry kcte) At
7.x-sel1.r1 oS nritue generally holding At 1Bc.
, 1864-06-21
The OIL Market.

- on CITY, juno Is, 1884.
OIL as ead,ly advanced since last report, aud
has now r. ached higher figures than We have
Known Ut the y el0. Buyers a1s plenty cod seilers
il dependent We may quote - 50 ~ about the aver
age fste per barrel tn bulk. at the wells, and
ihe Tuina rate before the close of1he present week.
Io- high Il will run up ve have no means Of acer-
Of oil 10 CTt 1t extent.
TIE Hanmesa weil. M 3n the .wlaow AcGnata:k
eorTssr ondine ineIesse in The Pre- ducton Of other
@ to se Il SJ e o th na
merd. The Pnlll:ps well on thu Tas! fu1n, t* pump
E sne a
.Ss, sEs !o9kea fos On
struck my barrel we'll on thu Ezb.rt Farm.
Nary e nc VEL esnezs are s,osiGs taa noa,2so, 70
to Increase the yield u tooss ID ope alton. 1t Ia
, 1864-06-21

On Saturday several Important army contracts
were awarded By Can't. Il E. Davies, Conmtas1ry OF
Subsistence, On the Upper Lcsee.
The for sup ,iyin. LOCO barrels single extra
-four WAS 8wardeu to Eastman Paalll. of Mtnnean.
os. for 85a. per barrel The hiehss: bid was 55e3.
The contract for fnrniah!na fIea beef to troops at
the pos. to be e,tnhl shed Janca River,
Dakota TtrIitoFy, wns awarded to Henry HohhleF OF
The contract Tor rnppiytne the ecnsistence Depart
au'Ted during tha month"; OF jane and Ja!y. was
awarded to /. B Grrig, at Soc.
Tha Ct ntrnet for the OF supplles,
to the poet James Rlver, was awafdfd d TO a. IL.
Ni1c cr BY Capt. CarluY Assistant Ut
tho cf u 9 per .0l cws Tor e1cn hundred iles.
Tha yar spQrtatQn Is to begin on Monday.
, 1864-06-21

WooI-Tfnde IN the uew clips IL opeang quita
especially the line Of the Central
We DO not wiah to give An opinion that may tR-
6e It'd Teaponsbe. bns lie iaimers Of 1chisan viii
DO we'll to 1ook twice At their wool before selling i
rom 10 10 50 cents. Gold, when measured by the
currencg OF 1he ccunry1s worth nearly double what
WOOL that have NOT lea.t doubled in nominal yan
The production Of wool has been largely increased
such f.bulous prceP. and is still the rise, that
woolen goods must to great extent take tae place
Of cotton goods Those Interested can combine tbs
facts sud form their own opinions.
, 1864-06-21

A New York Exchange ssss that there Will be
Ecas besns, rsoie. ss1ad. radishes somatoes,
us1a fsa be Cd gwen 10 lhem. owing to tbs scarcity
otlaoor and ts nockiuz Of farm hands to shs ia.se
exception Of che,r1ns which Will be scarce because
ofthe vet seasan- Strawberries have baen kept
wNhst2ndtnE. Peaches and apples, as we'll Is all
k1r ds Of berries, promise 70 be sbunaans The grass
er TIM. our Rlaple crops Of wheat rye, tts,
and barley will be Short because Of the less quantity
ofEFeUEd In cultivation.
, 1864-06-21

t1ernen IN ty-thst there were not greenbacks
AMI national currency enough to do the business:
would utterly "cenoralize" trads, &C. But - day
there Is not business IN this city that does not
sttoice that the reform VIA put through, aud you
arsfau. or laborcr-to Kossack to the old uxad sys
TEN under anJ circumstances.
DkclIzxs.-John II. Tohln. who WAS elected Psest-
dent Of tho Hudson River Railroad Company . few
days since. has declined to accept the position He
VIII probably be succeeded oy D. 7. Vail, OF Troy
new YoRE 6TocK AAaKxr.-Closlnc prtces for
ca1h. Juns 2o 1864. Received by F. &. sAloossa1 q
Co., Commission Stock and Beaa 3roke1s, 81 Clask
street, Chicago,
, 1864-06-21

[Fff11 tue EEhn0 N8pIU9 EAEIt.J
Probably more wool was purchased in ANAL lots on
the Inst In this city than any one day since Tho
Esq alone bought !oo ns Pay.nE foE + o. an aver
day amount 20 tae snug little tun Of 32,tl4. There
srs son st1 Eool buyefa n oar city a. the plesa1t
this year, they were all bu}iag on that day. Th3
nuichnses IN The city the 18th inst cond not hay
wonld make lta Dsi in ttio city for that article
alone in nnn dnY.
, 1864-06-21

EFrom the Omaha {NebIxaka) Repnbllctn.]
As IN evidence OF The rapid Increase 10 tho p.oduc
that Two yea1s ago only 500 ss OF wool Ve1e .our-
ehoted ii mi. cty-and this i be'!sved sq have 6sen
Jcar the houHs OF L. G. Huntiz gton + Co.. has pur
chA.ed u COO B. and there arc 6bout 1000 bs which
hhye not Jet been brought ntn the msrket; 100 per
cent increase in two Yeas Will soon maRe hand
atIld aEkfeg2te.
, 1864-06-21

DR. EANDER5' IHlskh A1N tIh SAA*b~
This celebrated and ln,allbe preparation will efso-
tqa'ly a. permanently remove and cara Cotns Wa9,
Io1e4 and Tpothncne ID from IHREk 70 TIN MIN
UTES Il wIl give lnseant relief to those sudtr1nS
me txcrurlatinR and toEMe1tng pains hoa COHhA
and TOOTHAtA
U- Frlce 50 con ts PSF Hotfle ,o
1rPi eprTed only BY Dr. 8. EASTkaL4 d Cu.s
81 ~ zest5 so1a At DIR. E. RAsTERLY 1 CO.'S Family
Medicne Store. 50 Madison street, near the Poss "
NesE Ill.
, 1864-06-21
NEWS ITEMS,

During the Presidents visit to the Phlla-
delphia Fair, lie was made the recipient of
handsome present from the horticultural
Department. It was twin peaches, upon 4
single stem, ripe and tempting. Upon the
blushfng site of one Was the word Lin
coln,'' upon the other was "Johnson."
These letters were placed upon the growing
fruit In black paper, in anticipation Of the
nomination by the Baltimore Convention,
and the uncovered portion Of the fruit drink
ing in the sun, Redeemed, leaving the letters
In pale yellow upon the crimson ground;
Mrs. Lincoln brought from Washington and
presented to the Fnir beautiful horal vase
Of Japanese manufacture.
"A. 8. Barton, forger and mail robber,
attemptcd to escape a few nights since from
tile Copnecticut State Prison. He complain
ed Of being sick that day, and was not sent
to work. He made such good use Of his time
that he succeeded, with the aid Of case
knife, in removing several Of the bricks from
the wall Of his cell, intending to work hfs
way through the aperture INTO the attic, and
thence to the roof. But either his body was
larger than he supposed 1t to be, or elso the
hole was emaller, for in endeavoring to crawl
through he became fmmovably wedged, In
which position he was found by the officers
the next morning.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. Riyes' heirs will
be forced to discontinue the reporting and
publication Of the debates In Congress, in
the Globe the present session, unless Con-
gress comes to their relief.
, 1864-06-21
DR. EAbTBRLX,s DIARRHEA
RERUR.

This Ia eafe pleasant aad tni41nhe cure 9ur O19t-
hen Dyaentery. Cholera N1rbus. Cholera Inlonsans
IoIc n: Of W,na n ne sseae9 ses31e ot q
81 or tho stomach apd oo| o|es OF toso-
1en esth,ng pr kssser3 ~ *aea |saes 3oos
81 totles have been a,1A, aat ~ wno naso ase s =
pfcrpqnca It the very best medicine tney AVE. aso8
for thc<a complaints, el hef !o1 en'1u "a " ~
q Prepared only BY DIR. E EAsEkEA4' Aoaas'
A1 p Sold 1t 1R. Z EAsrERLf co.s o.! 5o.9 ysnsY ~
Nr1ct1e Store 80 Madison street, neaf ING os* "
nce ChioaRo, Ill
, 1864-06-21
Dr. EAsTERLF,s FEVER AND AGUE
KILLER.

This celebrated and ln,altble remedy y EatrsatsA
to cure Ague and Fever. Dnn AEss. ehil.s my r..
faia lhs money viii be returned to The purcn aasr:
3l1llcns Of bottles hhve been sold and It Vas neT1
D- Prizes s1.li peE bottle. ,zu,,v ,A
81 Prepared only by DE- e. hAsisahf' e$'
W sold 1t Or. E. HAsTBRLY q co 3 Family
ftIcns 6tore No. 80 MADISON stsoess nea< tao 1oes
, 1864-06-21
r..TFRIT,s PAIN KILLER.

~, ,onr naen tbs study o. pn3s1cianA Aod chnc-
- ~ . tooh n1rd,ciue EnICh would 2dofl kReedy
relist ri = to isose suffering rAlS Ms1y yalaaols fe
t;aner cref lof this purpose DE- kAsT-
n,ass ~ %s1rairs nesd.che, Ioothache, sore ihfoa$s
eee sps d. ns,o e r. o.
Enc bee stings, palRs the back md cnosrs'
cholera moEb9s and n fsss rasrefef Is IL appnsd'
M,l1,ors Of bostles have been Sold and tnete as
beeu pnt oro voice rom thots Who naye qsed y:
,s6; G6;5D ~ A.ao1-@ asn,,,.
tTFrelsred only 81 DR. E. EAsTR1Lf' st" Loaas"
MO- a,,a, ,.nRR q EAsrEYLYs Fanl1y Mediana
SKA a Msd,Ion sueet near tho Poat Omee. Cnee&o
, 1864-06-21
cnppVRHRADsW WHIPPED By THE
NR6. Rk0FCS.

The copp4beads from the outset Of the
war have been carrying on chiSnlrons
warfare of words against the negroes. The
latter have replied With deeds. and the Cop
perheads in the 7ery act Of claiming that the
negroes cannot fight find themselves hand
somely whipped out on their own ground.
The CoppcrheRds claimed that the negroes
should not be freed because in their blood.
thirsty cruelty they would massacre their
n'attfeests ard mist.esscs' children. Yet
aafee same negroes enter into battle with 4
~h'te 'oe' "a under Fitz Hugh Lee, who dis
Ahe''5 1lr, atcus theu in ADVANCE With In,
, 1864-06-21
cnoK,s MAGIC HAIR OLE.
30 ruE PRESERVATION. BHAnTY. GROWTH

long been de,lrs Of persons 5qGssd 'n 1es ~
stto c renddr tho sofr, lively snd heaas-
Nonl4 ~ ~ ost perfect and admir- able AFttca ever df-
covered III. 'dt sd dGo0k's XAG1c hair OIL.
II m rns etfets9 the Enute1e poft0s living
lnA III i,hrrinT hpib3 nfW nta and vtxof, open1 tne
essi'Iions snbssnss sot.sn. s 81 nsHaao3 r.
az ths dxndru6 pfeTe II rom hecomink vks-
StHfesy gray. ard tnrns Ie&Yso aaf o ~ .nica
~ y ~ srtaieat Invention Of the aga fox baaudfttaE
tSnhs,r and ras d<Etrf II parmsnt1r. oAdy o< Go0-
tirnsan should Ia W1tho1t II
~ pYfca s cents Der Bottle.
f@Prcpa1ed o0J BY DR. =. EASrKAY, ~. Louas,
FL r. Sold At pR. Z. .KAATBRLY 4 cos Family
Neetcins stsr.: - Nadls@n 81 eet per ths foss o.
dee Chicago, In. 1asl, k5sQ&s T TA&W
, 1864-06-21
NO PERSON CAN FERL WELL While a coss1ya

NO PERSON CAN FEBL WELL while cosstTe
habit Of body prevails and one can expect to en-
Joy ea,th who perita 1t, for It IL coz
aFy to tho economy Of the syste, and gives zso to
Eoodly proportion Of ihe Ills which atlot tho hu-
To Iegleet It, th:seiose, II 70 Insure III
health Of Rrslter less dutahon: yet. In attempting
Its removal, liberalization with regard to the rome
dies to be used II requisite. VIOLENT ruR0Ar1v1a
temporarily remove obstruntious weaken the bowels
and reduce the strength Of the patient and iol
lowed usually by greater constipation rendering
another and another dosa necessary. until even sha
strongest loss their effect aud the patients
condition becomes dtp,orabie. What u required Ia
gentle puYgatire, oce having Soma action on the
17er, and oLe that can be taken daily without tn
p.ing the strength Of the patient In nry to the
system, unt th ter deIcy to constipation ia removed
But few remedies have been found TO meet thess
QuireHenss. aud Of these faw probably none haya
been 70 lueeessf11. demo! strnted By many Iaars
use, ns Dr. D, JAMES sANArlyE PILLS. rhes
Are usually taken eyesy night At hetslme causing. Id
proper doses, 1ucocvent+ nee duf1og the and
producing no sickness unoteaaant eff-ct dust.6 &
the day, 80 that persons may follow thar usual avo-
canona, whether Of buaness or pleasure, in tho sec
manner as tnty had not takea tao PILLS. Their good
effect will begin to bs obvious after weak Or tvoB
uss particularly In grenter cearnt OF mind and IN
increased energy aud Disposition to work and to e.
10y life, and ther continued use Ia the restoration OF
health to the patient Sold by Druggists oyerJwhese.
je1 SO st T.TAt.2dp
, 1864-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON,

Army Of the Potomac-The Situation
-CopEfess1onal-Th Three Hundred
Dollar Clnuse-Thc CoppeHheads aud
the Chicago Conventi0n-Va1lnn
hmm Rcturncd-lkntIdcat1o mcet-
Ing
, 1864-06-21

HOGe-1Ee1e has been litsle doing in the hog rasr-
ket elrce Saturday, owing to the shoItues5 OF the
supply, The demand connE1es active aud prices
firm and unchanged. Entered sslest aesd At prices
ranging from a. s5@s 80 per 100 Is.
, 1864-06-21
Gbl>a9o Grlbnut.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2l,. 1864.
COPREREEAD ISLANDERS ON
GRANT.


fy Mr.. lincoln's talents for government, be.
adniring friends. Not content with demon
strating md rcitcrating TINT Mr. Lincoln's
beck and mod arc nll powerful with the
american people, they now insist that his
military views are the inspiration Of our
Ercntcst general Not only ia his sway over
the hearts OF The loyal masses SO supreme
that he has but to intimate desire to be re.
nominnkd and they will renominate him by
reclamation without a dissenting vote, but
such is the impression which his Judgment
upon questions Of military policy makes
uron our ablcst general-Ulysses s. Grant,
that lie but carrics out Mr.. Llucoln's plans,
in Ill his movements. This argument In
wolves one OF the other ofthree assumptions,
viz: Either Grant is q man Of no sound mil
1,ary judgment, having no plan of his own,
and ready to adopt the schemes Of any civil
ian or chariatan who may press his plans
uIon him, or Grant having sound military
Judgment Of his own is willing to waive II
for one which he deems unwise, and thus
show bimsclf an unprinctp1 cd soldier, and
1ni1itar5 butcher capable Of connivlne at the
slaughter Of thousands upon thousands Of
bis men to no purpose, or else finally Grant
.;ans s ao,s,as :. $685. 49, IT, 49, n1.ns hsn,an
..oAo s III, . 49, ~" 1s.ea,. W,,,o.,
10 ugree WIN uoee % a'' .,i1a.s.aa na ~, ~
" tuo tnles Do,ns as y. 'D1 :, nnnt :. e., =
kpayc, or an honest soldier? It Is annoy
ing that the Copperhead press shonid
Lave the effrontery to assert that
e'an' s@,- .us 1.ea.,. nanah;. =, ,e.a.t et
aha Palasi'c " ~. H, 1,s. =. % ..%,sh ~ Va ~ 49,.
ncihg a1S mea w pun ~ "usu -, ~ se,s 1oss
FOL oenese' eoN;ts ~ o4u.4 ~ sou -. -. nou
on tue oioce " 14su'suNu1 osae. ~.
arc tnc current 1laauess VI ene soppe.ue"a ~. ~
press. 1ncS naVe l"o on'ects, ~ All w
Grant BY diminishing 1ne connaenee ol lne
people IN ms n1hlaiS sAui, 9 easasits ano noh-
esiy as 6oloaef, nno ~ oeAelie tae eucceeses
Which the army Of the totomac has won un'
der his leadership McCletlan, say 1ne cop.
pcfheads' was LOO pat1'ohc W pufsue tuo
overland fonte, nu1 olaa' W. "us no1, .noa4 sa !.
hc 1oresa" 1na' !. "ou.o cos1 , Luose ,aan ~
was worth. IN eno11 Luz nesu .t,,sss ps.ee
have no otpeF use ~ naAs y. .as oa 4son - ~.
IL being slca oy our eoune,smsn .ua -. ~ 49,. "y
10 nou, ~. mce's.a atu .estaads 4as Sas-od c7,nt
1lae- u,..a Mn.n III p;ssl,oaa s nv tho north aids
was eo.ns in'o t'e ~ .,soa..,,a 49,.
OF 1he oa1nc" tA's', u.s w" ~ - STe1s,a,,an,e
alleis pet"eeo -" p1eAe . ~. 49, ~ ,r,a.a
thonGh hgn1 7no aniAne,e so1Aa n' -, =
opposite tnan mco's''an appaoasa su..n,a.t Wv w
soutneas'' anu o'an, nou ~ ~. ait
McCicliane " sneaAug una ~ ea.,a ,rs - 10 ;.
,ng'-MecleIian ~ .. ,',s taSaa nf Ina ~.
wv, anu 1tan' =, ume ~ an M W
, 1864-06-21

E Vallandigham evidently rssurns 20
bio under the impression either taa. c1e-
ment is over the President, or thstene ffes-
ideut Is oyer-Clement.
, 1864-06-21

.FISH-WNrTs riaH-HaTfet aessyo. hnt IL ye.y
tpadeqnate .nrplS ne note tHEtSef o.
tTe Win IN sdsance on No. of 1sA ct. rss pal
Cnnt I.1 IN iii fsaus os. roprxtt steA1Y md IN
charged P4rKLxD HxsEsHGs se4rce Rnd in coed
Etm 1t pEeytoue ratea. =
, 1864-06-21
LAplEa, BEAD THE.

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tv The Csppcrhead papers have been In
gcnious in discovering parallels between
McClellan's and Grants campaigns against
Richmond. One, however, they have over
looked, viz: Lees success whipped McClel-
Ian, and so does Grant'e. -
, 1864-06-21

THE wBINE OF A SLAVE HOUND.
Fe1nando Wood feared to vote for the con-
stitutional amendment abolishfng slavery,
lest It should " exaspcrate the South and In
tensify the conflict" II he could stand, as
he ueyez will, however, in the front rank Of
The defenders Of the Union, and listen to the
leaden rain and iron hail for q brief moment,
he would be able to judge more correctly
whether his vote could Intensity the con-
fict- Il he could stand, as we suppose he
never Will, in honest sympathy with the
loyal millions of the North who arc pouring
ont their blood like water, because the slave
~ which ae votes to protect and the States
rights doct1ine-azsas Secession, under cover
| of which he aims to protect 1t, have clntched
l the Nations throat and demanded its life
| and that of It's noblest eons, he could then
better judge whether It be the South or the
North whose t. evaporation" he should seek
to avoid, or whose Institutions he should
represent and protect.
FOne Of tt, incidents Of the late Union
Convention at Syracuse did not find its way
into the publishes reports. The venerable
ex Governor King sast his vote for Mr.. Ire
| maine os the permanent president of the con
ycntion. A considerable number Of out
eiders camel to the convention, and Mr.. Thur
low Weed came among them. Hearing o
Governor Kings vote, ae sent message tt
him expressing his surprise that he shoult
have voted for Mr. Trenaine. "Give N,
compliments to Mr.. Weed" was the snswc
of Governor King, "and tall him he canno
be more surprised at my vote than was t,
\ hear him, not three weeks since, speak abu
sircly of Mr.. Lincoln
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COMM 1E;KkCIAA.

MONDAY RvEyISa. Jan4 20, 1851.
This receipts aud shipments dur1HE tho past IS houIs
we1o as follows: