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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

IN Condemned Horses and Mules for 20,
s)UAuoiiOn
Will BIO sold on Friday, the 10Th Of Jane, 81 q
demned Horses and Mules, At the &. .. Hofss u
At Bacons Quarter Branch, commencing .!
O'Clock. \. r. ARCHER,
Maj nad A.
Sale conducted BY THos. w. KEssEs. AaeiAase
my 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

BY Taos. w. Keesee, A'lctioaeef,
(Ofhce Corner OF 18th add Cary streeiaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09


aud conditioned Tor the faithful performance of the
requirements Of the 9TH article 81 The 10th section
of the sail oct. The vAias Of the said products
shall be sssesscd By the enrolling omesr, Who shsii
take the said bond, with the assistance Of The said
temporary Board, according u the market value
thereof & the time and plsos OF asssae0snt.
The said bond may be secured BY deposit Of ths
AMOUNT Ut tho pcUaity thereof 10 notes Issued from
1he Treasury Department. OF tho Confederate States,
with sny Vi the depositarIss VI the said Treasury,
or ky personal security, tho nature OF the security
n 10 At the option " me principal oo,Hos - re
give personal security, the suseees tsndesed W Nun
shall Justify thsr satDcency under 0Ash before some
Justice u the pea but snail not DO accepted unless
the earOilng oniccs taxing the ssd bond, usass The
advice Of the sAid temporary oard shall deem them
sunIcisat Such hoaia shall. after due sxsssaIOa. -
transmitted 70 The comAndADt Of oOuDCSip9 ~ ~
sss g: .ss az y ~ ss ss
piled with; and the receipt q any qaastsEmasee o
commissayy specifying that ths amount Of produce
required by lhs bood has beea duty dsitsesed aad
cancelled and copies d suoh rsoespes should b ees
wardsd 70 the oosamssdAxs u ososcvple, 10 Be b
him forwarded 70 The QuAStsgmastsv GsaseAl q To
OoEmissary General. through sAs bsEsss.
II. sxsxrrIo1 ~ Ipoouns o. asIisIovs yArTS.
Psssoas euiit3ed 10 sxenptios - pm iAed ~ y
paragraph XII, General Orders No q, 4 ~ . Q,
earssns ssrtes, win, % apvleaiioa. !sssive eese-
oas q producing enthusiastically evidence ~ sAsy
have esapaisA with he requirement d ~ Nv.
Z. nxanruon 60 csyscxas o. oazsnpa1An Anp
sfAsa aov9aAM1hTS.
Certificates u sxssspsisa fss ousen a ths Csa-
esdasats AAA AtASs 00sssunAaRtl gill 10 stsaA ~
las opnManaAnts NJ tbs beAlae.
II. ,uyssuaAuau ~ ADptnAnss bon sSx1puoD.
I. Al oshes spuaisssssas fog sxsuptioa sAaN 10
made n WRITING u she earoltinG ocav a. tie coun-
~ or diststst " whleh ~ apDenAAs SedAo; ehAll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

INSrAAY.--A lost boy was picked Up near Ba
a. key Is mill, named Albert Prince, sbnut or
= yesrs Old, slick black, and very sek'y. Tho
owoer yet him by coming forward, paying ex-
penses, ana tskDg bi n away.
EW ROBINSON, Constable.
ia 9-lts Union Hell near Il t:,ket',.
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XVII. RgPORfS.

rea I'll pascn1 belwesA he ages Of ssveAtssa en-
slGhtsse anA fsrty-Ave end afty yssuss In ssscu
tea Of General Orders Ne "a, 4 sad q q, eurEsn
serts; vhleh b herewith 0aAs . part Of this Gig
eulnE:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

R.rFlY IOi!ais Reward--ihst. u black Grape
n Veii, somewhere between ~ snd Main sfsets
aud the extremity o. West fraukiia street. s.a Tues
day the 3iHt 81 STAY. 1ho Veil - very highly
pT.2 IL as aa only relic Gi deceased fri.id nac
he y oGd is pacuni,ry valde. The sly seea Ia pick
up VIII be kim enough Ia return tue came to AK
Pa Dispatch Office. Mrs PHJfolfAnO.
i.g-:tt On IA At, near nj ain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

Ann DOLLARS Reward Stiaytd ur stolen
4U(J from the subscriber, on Saturday, the 2lst
lust Il pale red cav, with while back aut breast
also Il little white, mixed with red, hetweea Tin,
horns aud eyes, and 4 lil!e white under The belly.
The above twaij ri 81 will BE- paid Tor her de- =
iiverv To me- 0m .1th II, between Clay and Leigh.
IL 90. GEO K SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

DAN oil from my house, on 7iis street, yester-
n, day alb ul 8 O'Clock, + NJ, large bay mare,
in o. condition had on die and saddle ar0und
the saddle was Il red snrcinse; when last seen
was going up Leigh ~. suitable reward will bc
paid a returned 10 i.y honse "n 9Th IT, between
MARSHALL and Clay.
ie 9-3ts CRARI.ES T. HANES.
, 1864-04-27
Marine Matters ut Detroit.
fEpeCfnl CorFespondcnea Chicago Tf{hHu

DETROIT, April Is, 1861.
Since yesterday morning ,afyo feet Of vesss1shsvo
passed up seyeral Of which passed during the night
Itrow nothing IT. The propellers City Of Buffalo
and NinslcH were the only steamers, toyethcr with
the bsrks Tanner, and sam Ward; bsIss Flo Grande
and Commerce: sehzs- ,icaraSua, r. saadezsou, G.
". Hols, EEeu, Quoea Of tho Lakes And M- Williams,
EeEa Of the number which passed up on sandaJ. To-
day the propcllers Hunter, Merchant, Mohawk Nile,
GA1eur. Forrest Queen and MENDOZA. bark PaEaaa J;
sehss- sluskipgum. Einss OF the Wind and @. 4.
Ki1E. with two or three other3 now In sight, all
that hays pa'sel Up to-day.
TIE propeller City Of BuRa1s, formerly the sile-
wheel steamer OF thst name, and celebrated in her
day for her great spesd called hare early Sunday
morning. and at the present time ID the largest
steamer alcat On inland waters. Her length Ia t.ee
hrprc and thirty fcet, hsau1 forty feet With tteen
feet depth OF hold Her cas1J1nE It IL stated
equalto ooso fuehe1s OF Wheat with drsuEht oi
water OF Twelve and half feet, Her uppef cabin ar
Eargements are quita limited, extending hut saor,
distance ahatt her pilot ho2se. sae Ii Al
present considerably lacking In speed. and
viii thus remain until supplied with nav
wheel Of the Philadc1phiA pattern When this Is ID
Piled With the great power Of her machinery ee vii
doubtless rival anything aoat in that respect sh.
Is comudnded BY Capt. T. ". Steele, tho former non
nlar commander OF the Galena. Her owner Il E. S
Protser. Esq, Of Buffalo. who Ia q passenger ol
board.
John Welch. = sai1or belonging to the schooner
Cataraqu'e was drowned from Brady's dock, In TIL
city, under the following circumstances: DECEASED
lsfe On Saturday *TeninR, in company With two o.
!nlee ofnls shipmates, started to 20 board Of hi
vessel The night was extremely dark, and b.in:
with tho situatiou at tne dock hn walk
ed on INTO tho steam, few feet in advance Of tos'
! who were with him. ons moment befors tho fata
plunge he was warning his sompanions Of da7=e'
when he himself 5ella victim ct hts own warning ~
Nas Canadian and resided at Rond Eau. c. " ~
BODY waa found early tho following msrnln2 AnH ~
lsquest held in accordance with the above f.ch
number Of tho Buffalo dest of vessels nav poo.
nom six 10 eight days on tho passage 70 -,
ovirg to getting ieehound when u too ,n,.tx. .-
Long Pclot, where they were detasnea .r.i .:hicb
, 1864-04-27

To-pAy. owscs 70 tho advance Of Sold 70 1s4, shs
general markets opened buoyaut end active. and
pr,cer hea strong upwsrd tendency; but IS aoon -
The i.ps:ches frsra Kew York came H. Indicating
weak.
There wat mora active demand for F1enr, and this
market rulsd arm-wfsh salts Of s.ko bsls 1t $3.50
9co for While winter extras, and 3e-23eo for spring
s1trss-the market c1os,nE quiet.
Wheat opsrtd buoJant and active 1t tho extreme
prices OF 5eetcrtay: but before the c1cte owing to
teaa fas orAse news ftom New York. fsactton took
plsce and preea fell 1c per bushel below Tho closing
prices Of yesterday. About 225,Wa bushels changed
hsnds. at 3..91a1s2 for No lsprinE; 91zk81 20 for
10 Epr,ng: End $15 for Rejected SprtuE-ths mar
ke. closing f17n at III loElde Quota,,onB.
Corn opened stea1y and moderately active, but
towards tie close ths markct became very dull and
prices tsl 3c per bushel-W!h sales Of 1900 bushels
atS:&;oc for No Corn 93s97c for No 2 Corn; and
&c 70, Eejeetcd-closns deli hsd dropping.
Oats spsned .<aAe 2 hu higher. With sales Of No.
lkh &c, but after The receipt ofsha New FORK
d: patchss the market fell back snd closed auIet at
tec-a decline yesterday ofAc hushe1. with sseel
ofupwards Of loe,so0 bu. No. Oats Fsfo sold al
EQfGc. ....-
pfsas. boshe,-u:th light sales Of MOL 1t s1.2i
&l.G. ....-... .-.-. .. -.......
Earl.y wss in better reauest. and tho market was
hr1uer No. In STORE selling at $50.
There WAS 8 Eorc active demand for HfRhHlses
snt prices advanced 25sc per gsl!on-~ith sales ol
7,4to bsls. 1t <l1sH11@ -clostpg a. $,.1sks1.1a.
There Was very drrn feeling 10 the provt ten
ket. sit IS Pork was firm 1t $2f0. VS. toto sale
o. $50 fLls nt $26s.. Bulk. Meats were In good dc
runnd anu r-wit11 ta!ss .cf 5,b0t pc. Hams at liz
lssse Erd 20 bxF Shoulders ut Ike. Lard IVES in
tive dena1 AID 1rm Will Light sales Of kettle q
isc.
N&ef Cattle were 10 fatr demand and st.ady-w1tt
safes at $:.E@,.s7k ror common TO choice. Low
trades OF Hogs ruled sE:5e 1wer but ptna quzlt
lies were rnt csd-sales ranging iom fe.;58ata
, 1864-04-27


the c:gc may be; bat II It is to be managed
by the citizens Of Richmond, my chances arc
not 60 good, and may hare to depend en-.
tire1y on 5eu.. Speak good word for me nt
orce, and will zee you next week. As l
told Jon, wonld willingly sell my son1 to
the devil for the honor Of playing conkptee
uous part in the destruction Of the great
hydro. - .,..n
useful sgaiu, az yorwiiI conclude from my
being able to dispense with an amanuensls.
Don't neglect me.
Your sincere friend, CULLoA'
Now, to enable the curious to see with their
own eyes the evidence of the rebel plots e
prevent doubt on the part Of suspicious Cop
perheads that the evidence exists, a: set forth.
sugeest that you send the original letter to
Bsrnnn, or to the Sanitary Fair, where that
Ibersl Snowman may bare an opportunity Of
purchasing 1t as IN addition to the curiosi-
ties of his Museum.
, 1864-04-27
The Plot to Asses-1nntc the President.

The Plot to AS$EHEAN0tC dftC Hf6SlAcE1&-
Some time since, correspondent Of the
n. Y. Titnne divulged plot on the part OF
the rebels to assassinate OF capture President
LINCOLN. OF course the copperhead papers
North took up the gauntlet in behalf OF their
Southern friends, and yehcmently denied any
such intention Tie following letter, how
ever, confirms the plot It WIS written to
clerk In the rebel War Department:
MonaAHTou.S, Sept 81, 1859
Mr. DEAR WEXFORD: have for several
weeks been looking for letter from you on
the subject Of or last conversation. On
Yesterday. Mr.. Gather, M. G. for tue 9Th dis
irict CAME to sec father, and dined with us.
He srent the week before last at Richmond,
end Ind q number Of conversations with the
Prcsideut, Secretary OF War, and other OIL
cials. inquired Of him If he had heard any
thing Of the ysse de guer5e to capture - hon
est Abe" and 1,c said he had, but that the
affair would probably be managed rather ~
individual enterprise than by the Govern.
ment- He gaye me The names Of the most
prominent workers In the project in Rich-
mond. and as you must be acquainted WITH
them ali, | beg you to put In timely word
Tor me. II the atsair Was to be managed by
the Government, know your influence, and
that Of n5 other friends, with Mr: seddon
would get me assigned to the part I desire
to play in the grand comedy or tragedy, as
, 1864-04-27

TUESDAY EVFN1a0. April =, 1871. ,
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts at this various yasda
during tic day have been very trlng. amounting to
about $50 head Of Beef Cattle. although 1t probable
tbst ore or two trains will arrive late ts atsrnoor
The excitement in New York. consequent upon tho
unsettled condition Of shn money market. h1s proi
duced an uuraual degree OF ncaa1nrss among ship
pefs, but with the sn all amocnt OF bustseas th1E
could be done, there IL Gno.ablc change In pre-
yIorn quotations.
The ccttred ta1cs 1T the various ynrla during tho
dns amount 10 I'll head At p.iccs ranging from S17s
es37k Eress. We Dote the following salc. Of prime
ttinpng cattle tho whole OF which have been snpp.d
through On buyers account. At the #. Wayne yaras
Eortou sold II. 81. Tilden IS head extra foEa a:eers
l41e lbs At 17Oo 100 lns; at the Southern
Yards J. Grtdley sold Mallory 50 head extra Illinois
steers years uld vcehIng ls lbs At ~ 1.Hc. and
q had ulinesi e:eezs weighing 1913 lbs at s'.oh
rrcaR.
, 1864-04-27
sekr Sareh Glow, Gov, TWO Rivers, pFosis1ons
ARRJV A. a A Drt
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chleago Tribunal

BEtb0EF6Hf, April 3, ls81.
Gibraltar. La.a11s, sI,as11 lumber and
oeeo fath; Repubuc Lasae 600 It lumber and q oa3
rs merchapdle Cataract, Lasalle, 65ass It lumber,
so hrls falt and l7.ls0 rs machinery.
Acknowledgements, DesplAioes, - Sds Eohle
stone; Lady Fsnnk1in. Athens. 80 ids subble stone
In,esRatsr Athens 81 yds rnsle stone H g. Lsomls
Athens, Jds ruble stote and u yas dimension stone
II. Ha.nlIn, Ottawa, $50 ba corn Clyde. Ottawa
s.tb hu corn; 4. E. Goolel1. Lasalle 80 bzs nous
and s. CO. Is pig iron Prairie Rose, Lassc, so hEl!
fur md s9T0o ns pls Iron; Rocket. Loskport, SSH
ba corr Acone, Lasnle. ,seo on cozu.
CLEAaEp- Lady Franklin. Asheas. pE. HanlcY
Norris 81 lumbar. 10 shingles; Conveyance. pes
P,alrc2; r. Nerthup, Athens H. e. LOOMS, Athens
Investigator, Athens; Johnstown. Lasalls 81 1un
ber siding, Is shingles; J. L. Alexander. OF
taWA-
Aaa1,xD-Jeaezson, Lasalle, 80 br1s -four, o. brls
, 1864-04-27

For the Week Ending April 80.


fr;NIDEn-The receipts during tho past week
foet no somewhat over and onehalf millions Of
feet three millions ct which came from Mnssc-an on
Saturday and Sunday. There is active demand for
csreoee and they nrc picked up Immediately on ar
rivn, ljcaltrs are not set bnyIns to hold overtaer
back orders and present sales coasumsos about a1l
tha, comes to market at present. 1t II thousht By
rome that ID the courfe OF month or IIx weeks the
market sill recedc from tho present rates, but ~
others it fs lonSed upon as improbable. ..
Sn1SGLrs.-The receipts during the pest week foos
mn scme two millions. There 10 m active demand
and ptces IRE firm At s3e3sso for sawed aud sbsyed
We n5se the following cargo ts.es af lumber and
shingles during the week:
cs1gs ss5 iFe ea1ce ef9a ser Msss Msi:
n1ed 1nd raiIe: from Gra d River, At slGc9 cargo
rem Gs1S q eeaa srdf M Z It
sao I'D com,9 m,1e 7nA fssa At ~, f19 G5a
tee lSt Ia feet Mil f1n ianaer bali sri:a, at $3.50:
SRI ;s 3 aaiis Z
schr om a. igg @ + Il shts
fatf9 senn It se esfo schr rom Maaistee
If sand IN dJ ToH d aaes'f s!e: $ =.
= IN; t ssIfs ,s; eIs; sshr
: ssse 2Iasd Rss s5s2s5
IL d. es1fS fS,mltE ssef fsat 3io1 s,sR
Ns5y. rom Muskeeons % eoaFa9 4 o. *lS99 cargo
SIR AiTa from Grant River, 20 in RATED t.;
20 Ass9qa DEL lssa Sr cSsT s1 os.S Gsasase
q m ensrss henlocE It Sc q; cargo schr Arrow.
cm Knan,azoe N 49, S'et1 ,.ns SaIso @ sGhF
Al fisss; iecE load shaved shinSles Ut ssso t2 ar.
rye; ra1t cargo Carrie woohosd. 500 N saved Bain-
From 1he yards there is a. active demand hnt The
-c.a. cre IA better condition 1t would be H.
creased. Tho market is trm ut the following quota
, 1864-04-27

Trx1pAT EVENING, Anvil ~.
WxEKLy NHr1HH.-The &c rsral market during tho
past week hsye ssen active and buoTant .nd prices
are generally higher. Flour has advanced 2ss bri-
with sAles OF about .pe0 brls. Wheat has advanced
o@lOc hEkhsl; Corn -GSe 2 busaei: Oats 2&3Hc q
tushul; ans Rye Tee = tnshel. H1shwtnes have
becn particularly bsoysEt and prices havc adranosd
:ef1cix h.isa she werk-w,th sales OF q GO brlz
3iess Park has advanced tito 2 brt and Lard A9sc
= \. Groceries OF Ill tiads have ruled nrm and
prices atehighar- ~
On ea,urdsy last TIVE pEopelefs reached HflWau-
kee from The lower lakes, and navigation II nov fully
oren. large Hest OF sraln.l1den yesses hare left
for the lower lakes and the upward bo7nl nces may
be ex4ce,eu hafe In . lew days.
, 1864-04-27


We have received through our correspon-
dent at Chattanooga Al original circular,
dated Executive Chamber 'The 1860 Asso-
ciation,' Charleston, 18th November, 1860. -
II be4rs Inherent evidence throughout, OF
having been one Of the earliest ihclPlens
measures OF the rebels towards rebellion.
It commences with the modest statement
thrt g In September last, several gentlemen
of Charleston met to confer in reference to
tac position Of the South in the event OF the
accceeion Of Mr.. Lincoln and the Republican
party to power. This in formal meeting was
the origin Of the organization known IN
ttis community as 4thc 1860 Association ~
It t1,cn states ssSecession " to be the object
of the Association, In the following guarded
language:
"1hc objects Of the Association are:
aIst, To conduct correspondence With
leading men in the South, and, by IN Inter
c}anec of Information and views, prepare
the S;aye States to meet The impending
crisis.
"2nd- To prepare, print, and distribute In
the Slave States. tracts, pamphlets, DC, de-
signed to awaken them to a conviction Of
their danger, and to urge the necessity Of re-
sisting Northern and Fedcral aggression.
:: I'd to enquire into the defenses ofths State,
and 10 collect and arrange information which
NAV MD the Legislature to establish prompt.
~ m effective military organization" After
stating Its organization with President and
other officers for these purposes, towarde
which It had already distributed one hundred
and sixts-blx Thousand pamphlets. it says:
s,.,c he "a &Soasentionh In several Of the Southern
, 1864-04-27

reached here la: evening" met With no hiairaaes
Hha ever. -...... ....
These has bcen 70 f7rher arrivals down from Laks
Michigan s.flc from tho.e noted IN my letter OF Sat-
uIday eyefiuf.
A Leu veseI, huIlt expressly for the L'yerpoa
t1.te 1t Cieyeiarf arrived At this prFt t. morning
tn INV OF the ting Anna poobns tfo that ely. Sao
70 bs wire r,sx~d throughout. and when Completed
Will procte tie D,uca Nloe% fnr cargo Of copper
which shs .akes tn Liverpool Ess'anI. She is up-
var1s Of 40 tens bu1sA,r. with ITO et expressly for
lea kotrs service. and wltsal st47oea b1t craft
She Is commando By Capt D. NJ Tuc$er, formerly OF
ths Howell Hop2ock. s1d an ocean navigator.
{ Ta.fAy We have been visited rIn shit: Of vind
an enabling vesse;s to Sal. n2 the river intepcn-
6tpt service. Of tuss The scars Azctarus &od
Kste Richmond, have aZsi1ed sinca commenced
pepp.ug the ADORE. J. " d.
, 1864-04-27

E- The Philadelphia Morrill, 1Ame7iean says
thu demand for diamonds has increased until
1t assumes nearly the dimensions Of mania
Dealers admit thst prices are exorhitapt, yet
they have large orders to be filled In many
cascs they are bought as Investments.
, 1864-04-27

TEE NEW Book. by the author of "The
Iamplighter,'' 1t is said, far excels any previ-
ous work by this writer. 1t has great power
and Is Of Intense interest It will be publish
ed In May, simultaneously in Boston and
London.
, 1864-04-27

Elsewhere re print seriea of resolutions
passed By representatives from our Illinois
veterans now in the field, giving their senti-
ments on the var, and endorsing Abraham
Lincoln in no uncertain manner. It is the
voice Of our bznye boys in the field to their
friends at home, and We can assure them the
hitter stand upon their platform, send back q
hearty scho and wish them God speed on thcit
glorious course,
, 1864-04-27

HoGs-wltt the usual limited supply st the present
seescn Of this carly part Of e week, transactions
hare Eccn necessarily much restricted There IL,
however, 1tes frmnees lo the msrket, w!th decline,
excepting extra and fancy quail ie', Of 2e5c per 1co
De- This Is tho result Of tt large supply OF the pre-
yous week. and the quantity nntlcpsted pFe1ions to
Saturday. An Important sslc has been Eads to-day,
to which we call attention. as indicating tho high
prices obta!nab1e for extrn gradas. At tha
Fort Wayne Ysrd., Peak g. Co. sold Berry g. Co. S62
Mreouri lose, averaging a.s Ds each, at ss5a q it,
nr, Of Whlteehestes and BERKSHIRE breeds and Of
, 1864-04-27

- The Albany Atlas and A,yus thinks
tbat the Presidents course will "widen and
dcepen Tie line Of separation between the
lo,el and the seeded States." II SO, it will
greatly improve the navigation Of the Ohio
and the Potomac.
, 1864-04-27

T Two more Union papers have been
started in this State:-Thc Hancock N-r Era,
published at Warsaw, Huncock county, BY
Thomas c. Sharp; and the Vandalia Uaion,
a. T. Humphrey, editor 1nd proprietor.
Both papers are vigorous, energetic, uncon'
dittonully loyal, and give signs ola long least
nf 1ffc
, 1864-04-27

wunEAs, We hare been called from eur ho1nes
to the suppression Of tlagrant and high hanted
Seen eat so sss 4 tae "a q
June, to nominate candidaie for the Presidency;
and whereas Union State Convention is soon TO
meet al Springfield to nominate candidates Tor The
State offices, and for Congress, ftsm the State at
Neso!red, That we arc for giving, all and evcry.
The Goyernmcnt-eyen life itsclf-lor tbs suppress
a,on Of this caneelcss and wicked rebellion.
Ke<o{zed, That the convictions OF this army arc
e1ents that shs permanent peace Of ills country
Is only TO be obtained BY the preservation OF our
nationality. which can only be accomplished BY
mtnhdnlng "a reosl'fon. 1.-The Union must and shsll
Iesolred, Th.t we hare the utmost confidence In
The Union Convention that is to met n Baltimore
at suitable time, TO nomnate candldate Tor the
Presidency and that 1t Is the duty OF every true and
loyal man In the country to support the noninee
o. !eas That %c ave anlmted Confidence in
honesty ef Abraham, Lincoln, anl that Be, before
lieving that the safety, interests and honor Of tho
nation will be best romotci By bis reelection.
y.mes sIH Ill., snsn M the " press @
Of opr State, as candidate for Congress ftom tle
State st large, NC recognize IL Col. 1aqucss the
tleman and scholar, the man Of pure aad elevated
patriotfsm, Of nnbendtng integrity, Of sterling
mora, worth and principle, chsracteratlcs .pecuii-
sfly lifting Linn for seat IN the COUNCIL OF INC na-
tsons in this her hour Of danger: sud though, for
the prescnt, deprived ot the privilege Of citizen
thip. yet, while hshnos for the TetJ existence oi
the State, claim tue right to be hesri In the
selection u thoec who are to represent 1t in posi
tIons Of honor and responsibility, aud ask that the
claims Of our gallant brother in arms. earnest
friend Of the soldier and his Government, whose
devotion to hiz country has been sealed in actual
bloody contact with Its enemies, be recognized in
his pemirntion By the Union State Convention,
that meets at Springfield on the .5th Of Mny, next.
{T<<{ hat nj hos nd
the minutes Of this meeting, he forwarded to the
ChicaCo TH1DCNx tor publication.
, 1864-04-27

N11wAukas.-rhe Sentinel OF this morning ssya:
We certInus to quote meney easy at 10 per cens.,
dc heavy ehitmtnes Of produce: exchange wa 1rm
yeste,dsy md toa:r rse; f1y maatanse ass n ,hs
currency in circulation by Ereenbacs.. temporarily
Abserhe a coneiderahle amount Of exchange
Basknblc FUNDS hare now consist Of u s. Legal Ten
der Koies, National BANK Notes. Wisconsin. ktw Z"
srate Dank ot:Iown. the State Uxnk Ut Ohio and the
/ Bank It le stats Of 1ndttas. ....
The banks Of this city receive tue following surrea-
G. At the rate ofaiscouEt .llxed:
, 1864-04-27

E Arc we to believe In the accounts that
Fort Pillow has been repeated at Plymouth
II it is, decided steps cannot be too soon
taken Tor It mrrks the opsning of an era Of
butcnery aa well as War. 1t Is easy to be.
1ieve anything Of such men as We find oppos-
ed to u1 in this contest. Human imagina-
tion can scarcely 20 beJond the aesusllties Of
their deyniehness.
If rctaliaIon is to be resosted to In any
case, le. the blows fsll upon their officers. A
Drigsdier General counts for several psivAtcs
in military value; hence, to hang one Gene
rai, while it sa!es blood, may have all ths
moral effect Of . large execution Of privates'
Il the rebels understand that to butcher men,
black or white. puts their officers in danger,
they will be less likely to give the ordera. Il
this story Of murder be tine, let every rebe
officer in our possession be put In understood
peril Of his life, and the fact certified to ths
rebel government. limo redress is given lei
a beginning be made. We cannot sit still
through act after act Of murder in this way