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Book Agents Wanted.
$40 TO sac A DAY.

Agents Wanted to Sell the Improved Lit
Tie Giaut Sewing Machine. The best cheap
Machine in the United Slatvs. We are
giving Commission BY which the above
wages can be made, or We Will employ
Agents al SIS month and expenses paid
For particulars and terms. address, with
stamp. 7. s. PAGE, Gen'l Agent,
est22om Toledo. Ohio
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Mrs. A. e. G.. Mattison,s

NEW MILLINERY STORE, REPUBLIC, o.
Constsnily on hand fns assortment Of Millinery
Goods, ~hilh will be sold At the Lowest cash prices.
Straw and silt Work dons to order. An elegant AS.
sortmsnt Of Dpn and Closk Patterns always on
hand. MRS. A. u. C. MATTIeON
Republic, May II, lo0S, r 32m3
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United States Excise Ta1
OFFICE oF CoLLEcroR OF lsrERSAL REv }
ESUE, FoR rHE 9rH DIsr oF Ono
NoRwALK, o., Sept. 20, 1864.

~ NhLiINIuh OF INTERNAL INV A
ESUE, FOR rHE 9rH DIsr oF Quo.
NoRwALx, o., Sept. 90, 1864.
Notios is hereby given that The Assessor
Of this District having rendered to me his
annual Collection List commencing May
lst, 1864. Of all persons liable 10 The pay
ment Of United States Duties. including for
License, on Ircomes, Carrmgss, Silver
Plate, &c, therefore, all persons liable 10 the
payment OF such Duties and Tax In said
District. within the county Of SeLeca, and
Stale oi Ohio, are hereby notified that the
same have become due and payable. and all
persons who shall neg ect to pay tie Duties
and Taxes assessed upon them by the 20lh
day Of 0ci Der. 1854, viii be liable TO pay
the ten per cehtum additional upon the
amount thereof.
For the purpose Of receiving said Duties
and Taxes in Seneca county, the Deputy
Collector for said couoty will be At his Office
at the county seat, during the business hours.
until The 2Oth day Of October. 1864.
ONLY UNITED STATES MoNEY RECEIVED
JOHN r. DEWEY. Collector.
Henry EBBERr. Deputy Collector for Sen.
eea County, Titrn. sepl22
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PLANTATION BITTERS

h1lt L n L 4O4N La L LAW
which are now rsecomm ended BY the highest med.
icAl authoritis and warranted to produce an IN
MEDIATE beneficial sfseet. They are exceedingly
agressbls, perfectly ters, aud mss, supsTeesd all
other onies where healthy gentle stm ulsut ia re-
qulTsd.
They psrS fJ, strengthen and iuvigOrats
They create healthy appetite.
They are an anlidote:to change OF water and diet.
Theyovereons effects OF dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the system and enlivsn this mind
They prevent missmatio and intermittent fevsrS.
They purify the brsstn nd aeidiy ofths stom aeh
1hsy cure DYSPEPSIA and on'rpahon.
They cure DioThsA, and Cholera NJ, Thus.
They cure Liver rComplsint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strcng the laugud lri iiliant,
and are exhausted natures great re,orsT They are
composed ofths eslebiatsI Csiisaya bark, winter
green sSisafIas roots and herbs, all pTeseUed in
perfectly pnrs st. CIoiA Rum, Forpsrteulars, see
circulars sud Testimonials Ssund each bouls.
beware OF impoTor.. Essmins every bouls.-
See thst II has our private u .s Stamp unmpiilstsd
overihe cork, with plantsnon scene, and our sigma
ture on a hne steel plate side label See that our
bottle is not r-hllsd ~i!h sppIops md dslstsIons
stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bites by the gallon or in Bulk, 10 an impostor.--
Any person imita,h this bottle, or'sllingapy 9th
er maternal therein ~bstheT called Plantation BIT.
tsu or mol, IL erimina Ut der the u. g. Law, and
win be SO prosecuted byps. We already have our
eye on several pSI,ies Ts.hlling our bottlss &c.
who will succeed ia gsulng themselves into CLOSE
quarters. The demand for Drakss Plantation dit.
tsp rfom ladies, elsrgymsn. merchants, ke,iS in.
IeIsdibls. The simple trial OF bottle is the svi
denes we pTessut Of their worth s-nd tusni ioriY-
Thss sold all respectable druggsts, groesTs,
hot sl,, saloons, stss mhests snd eorriy stores
p. II. DRAKE g. CO.
ao9 Broadway, N. Y.
March II. 1864. ga. .B
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Rank of TiHin.

r, W. snAvuAS ga. G. sEEArH, BankeTs Of.
dss, shawhans New Blosk, Rhere they "iiltran,se'
a GsusIai Ranking busiAs.s and pay latsEs't on De-
POsits as fellow.
rYC.rtihestes aysbls on demand;
An, 40 AG. SHEATH, Cashier.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING /:
JOn PRINTTNG.

Books, Cards, Posters, Sale Bills, Progr.muss.
citeulSs, aad every other hAd Of Printing done
with nsstueo ssd dspa,eh. Give as trial.
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HAGANs' MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most deli ghtfnl aud sHrr,otdnSry sui.
Gle ever discovered. It change the sun.bsrut face
and hands to psarly texture orrbvihpg beau.
y. impartins the marble purity Of youth, and tue
pi,TisoUE appearances so inviting In the cit, belle
offI'hion ltrsmove, isn., hteklss, implies snJ
roughlsss from the skin, i.sving the oomplssion
fresh, uaaspatsnt Snd smooth Il eontaiu, no ma
tshM iujutious to the stin. ParUniIed by seues
Is an Opera singers It's what every lady should
have. Sold devsrywh.rs.
Prepared by w, HAGAN, Troy. NY.
Address a II orders TO
DEMAS, BARNES e. CO, MY.
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william Wolf,
Tomb, Huss 81 Co.,

BANKERS, ToMB's BLOCK, TifFiN' ONO
The partuership existing between the aaderigned'
h.vin, ,KpiTed by HmitstiJn is hereby dissolved
Gsosss Il. Huss and JoHs CILLI0 retiring from
the drn. The rsmAining partners viii eontiuue the
business az heretofore conducted.
cH-INrERE5T paid on deposits temaintngS
months, Z per cent. ,ou,, ,,,a,
B.ToMB, JOHN T. HUsS
T. TOMB, GEO. Il. HuSS,
.L JOHN GlLl.IG,
tina Iuiv o. Ie6a eft
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Mexican Mustang Liniment,

Mexican Mustang Liniment.
The parties in st. Loui, 4 CineinnGtti, no have
been Counterieiring the Mustang Linrmsnt under
Pretenss Of propHeIonbir'G hye been hororghly
stopped by the Courts. Tosuard against further i'm
position. hav" procured from the L. s .TieAsuSy,
vprivate steel plate revenue stamp, which is plae.
ed over the top Of each bottle. Each stamp besis
he rae Smile ofmy signature, snd without which
the article is Counterfeit, dangerous and worth
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lint.
ment has been Id use and growingln fover for rnS
ny years. There hardly exists a hamlet on the habi
table Globe taAt does not contain evidence Of its
wonderful sfeeu. II Is the best emollent IT, the
world. With its prssen, improved Ingredients, its
effects upon IN or beast are perfectly Ismarka.
bic. Sores are healed pains relieved lives saved,
valuable animals made uSefu and untold ills as.
susgsd. For cuts. bruises, sprains, rhsumati,m.
swsinfs, bites, esked breasts strained horses ,Sc,
# is a Sovereign Remedy that should neverbs dis.
prnSsd with. II should be in svssy family Sold
by all DruggiI;S.
D. S BARNES, NY.
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Now, gentlemen, how can men whu
have patriotic hcurts ib their Losoms be
cunlcnted to put upon record this year,
1864, such mo"strous assertions that the
war has been prosecuted for luur ycGrs,
aud that il lius proved iailusc!
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J.K. HoRn. Attorney At Law, G. J, kREs. Auor
uey at Law-and Notary Public. Ofee, Com mefeia
Row, Up Stairs, Southeast Conner.
January 2g, 1864.
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DRY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Together with oil articles usually kept 10 a
DR. Goods Store. Give us call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Thsy have also purchased the China Store
of w II McClelIand. and are prepared to
sell the Ware on very liberal terms.
Tiffin, August ls, l664-3m
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s. .T.-l860.--X.

Psnons sofssdsntsry.h habits uOubltd with weak
nsS'. GsGtude, Pitat'Oh oiths heart, lack oIup.
pstits, distress sAting,iorPid liver eoh,tipa'
,ion, &c deserve to sufer IL they will not try tn.
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OTHER SIDE OF THE PICTURE

Now fellow citizens, let US look at the
other side Of the picture mOmeht.-
What do we soeI What d. wo inscribe
upon our bsnnersl We do uot use sny
equIyocal terms. There is not a word
the meaning OF which is not a. plain ss
sunlight, ia the plst.urm Of the Baltimore
Convention. We declare, in the fr.t
place, that we mean to maintain this
Union. (Cheers.) We d. not M an
upon any terms, 10 let this Union co.
We will not be coblent tu submit 10 the
loss of one single county. or town, or
parish. throughout the whole U6i,cd d
States. We mean To keep the whole be.
cause we know that unless we do keep
the whole il is vain to talk Of peaee.--
Let this Union BE- broken up; let this
doctrine of secession DO sactioasd by the
result vi this contest, and there is no
more peace for America. We are 10 be
divided into a multitude of discOrdant, be
no peace, till at last a despairing people
may ssek delivsrence from endless con-
tention under the shadow OF ihrone.---
But We want no throDe 10 this country.
Voice "Neyer, nevor.") We want 40
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". r. & HI. Noble,
HOrd 81 Keen.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. once In sin
gers New Block, opposite the Cont House.
moves
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rAucirV CT rHI PLATFORM.

Again: look at this p,siform Of the
opposition party IL there one word in
IL IN regard To the great public interest
OF the pcoplel Il there any protest
againsl any aggressions from ebroad! Is
there any word in favor OF industry at
home! u there any word In fssor OF
prosperity Of The country berealteri Not
one word, Their "be-all and end-slf' i,
Restore the Union by an ipimedisty Gee
sstioa nf host,iilies; aud then, sboye all
things, put down this Administration aud
pul Us 10 Their piaces. (Chrcss.)
PRosYSRiyy OF THE oourrRr.
Now, J am no ofdcs holder. and M
tc4siiaassd ~ fourth Pss,.)
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&. IA. watson,

Attorney at Law, THIN, Ohio. Office, Second
FLOOR, Tomb's Block. . 4
March 10, 1853. ken
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Ladies', Misses and Children's

Boots, Shoes and Slippers, new and elegan n
styles.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
William GaIluI
John McCauIey,

Clock aud Watch Maker All kinds Of watches
gept constantly on hand. Store in Tomh's Block
frifiiE, Sept. II, ls6l-iY "
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
UNION MEETING IN BHOOKLYN.
speech Of MOrnce Greeley.

meeting under the auspices Of the Central
Union Club of Brooklyn was held at their Heedquar
ters corner of Fulton and Pineapple streets last
ing which was well attended and a considerable mum
Der of ladies were present After song from the IRE
maine Brothers, the cPresident, j. VI. GRIswoLp.
introduced HORACE GREELEY who came forward amid
great cheering and sad
Mr. CnARNAS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: should
not wonder if some had come here tonight expecting 10
hear from me- as You did at yOur former meeting II
somewhat lengthy discussion Of the relative availability
aud merits OF divers candidates for the Presidency.
certainly had no such purpose in coming here ami shall
devote lo1r time 10 10 such purpose now have come
here i have some very decided convictions on
this subject; hut they altogether apply 20 princi.
pies and not 20 persons. would like
10 see through the elections going TO hold this
Fal little more lightning infused into the Government
lCheers Not saying that the Executive head of 1t Is
not quite ~ strong any part but think that gener
ally have not the highest ability. the most dcv ocd
adherence to liberty in the public service az now organ
ized and rs II has been continued for the last
twenty or thirty years. have sometimes criticised.
have often rclrOyed what has been done al washing
tou IN high quarters there; and have found more much
more, "a praise than 10 cepSlre. But still say that
there are some occasions whcreon j have felt that Il
more determined, more pronounced conviction. and
render perception OF the changed relations oi
things would have been Cf great public service. | do
ieei very great admiration Of and more than
admiration profound appreciation OF that sort of
electric saFucty, that quick perception. that
l'' Joh - TI'ino' 10 issue tbht order WIich sdlu
" The slaves Of Ecbcis shall be free" IAppiausc. ]
So tiCn, with Gen. Ben. Butler, a man with whom
never voted at any tine In my life. man with whom
never thought could ever sympaihizc-I do say that
man has shown that be knows how deal with Icbcs
better tLan any man we have. fChcc!sl IL is "A fact
that either these men who undertook 20 subvct and
overthrow this Government. you snd l. IN trying 10
put them down, aie guilty OF very great crime. Now
believe they were guilty Of crime and believe Ben
Butler was right WHOM ho said in Ncw-Orleans " Be
cause you are IN rebellion against my county you
rrH suHN fHH a fNsa.f T...N.f
at Washington from The start / do not be
lieye there would be rebellion today. That
is MI have 10 thy on that subject.
on for the Union candidates and expect 10 be for them
as long as 1 I've. lClcc.s.l AS u matters a lille
morc personal and direct to yJursolycs have very
painful Gpprelcuslons that he worst part Of our
IJncs, great as tlcy ave, pcilous and imminent as
;Lry are is not connected with this great and powcrl
Rebellion. The worst feature Of orr Government To-
day is tie yGAlliy and corruption that las crepi INTO
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
The Danish War.

The PruSsians on the night of the Doth sue
reeded in opening the first parallel before Duppe with
out mOlestatiOn from the Danes.
1t is officially announced that the Danes occSpied
Horsens on the 18th.
A Trieste telegram asserts that the Austrian iron
Glad Don Juan viii join the heet in the North in
week.
Tie fifth part Of the correspondence relative 10 Den
marx has been Published by the British Government
and brings matters down 20 the present time.
II appears from this correspondence that the proposal
Tor conference hss been accepted by all parties and
will probably. says The Times, lead 70 settlement Of
The disputes unless warke passions are too much ex-
siied by events taking place before DuppeL
<dhe DGJy Ners says the correspondence sufficiently
shows that preparation whatever has been made for
! conference, and II the Emperor Napoleon has only
6ai the sagacity Tor which he gets the credit he viii
able easily 10 transorm ii into the Congress which
ho proposed last November with the additional gfat-
suto seeing it convened by the very statesmen who
defeated ii belere.
= The London Times gives partial credit the report Of
an extensive attempt at revolt among the Hungarian
troops arraycd 1eiust Denmark The Austrian Army
3fOke up nom be Dre Erederica in unaccOuntable
rwsy and the dissatisfaction of the troops may have
been the cause Yhe Ies trusts that the report OF the
wholesale executor Of the Hungarian troops is
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

On rs receipt signal guns in he fred the town flags
viii hc hosted and peas rug from the church bells.
The Mayor and Corporf Xion will receive the General at
the dock and present >, ad dess The General and his
friends will then proc red in open carriages to the resi-
entertained ly J. % Worship. Tie MAYOR Of Bristol
and gentlemen rom Newci stle Glasgow, ana other
towns have NJ wed a dcputations 10 invite the Gehcro
10 visit thcse towns. The town is in state ot excite
meut ana Il the hotels are flied.
TIE NJ ntia Scrrice Gaseue says:
III Channel Squadron is under orders 10 prepare
for
QUEENSTOWN Sunday Evening, 3d.-Thcre Is no
nauge in the position Of the steamship CITY of New
York. Sho stl lies firmly imbedded on Daunts ROCK.
Preparations on large scale are being made ana strong
hopes are now entertained Of being able 10 float her
INERrooI, Saturday Evening. 3d.-1he bIa]lLiih
Government has accepted the mediation OF POiluYaI III
the dispute with England rh
The Norwegian Storthng had been closed. me
King In his speech suid that Sweden, Jointly win the
other Powers would endcayor to obtain peace DuI al
tie same time was prepared to render assistance 10
Denmark against an OyeTpOwcrng force. ~
Ii is reported that the whole municipality OF FIens'
bnrg has been dismissed. An extraordinary war tax
has been imposed on Fepsburg and, il is likely VIII De
levied in other towns in Sch!cswig.
BUENos AYEEs. Feb. 27.-Excbange, Al. Dry Amer Amer
lean Hides 36d40. Wool, fine qualities, hruii Mu'
ding 10 Defective, weaker
MoNTEvIDEO, Feb. 29.-The installation OF the ne"
President passed OF quietly. Exchange 5}t.
PARIS, April ., p. m.-Ihe Bonrse IL dull hen'es
closed al UOlr. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
From California.

SAN FBANCisCo April II, 1865.
Arrived ship L. Buckley, Baltimore. Busi-
ness duh There have been large arrivals Of coal and
blasting powder, which have knocked the bottom out Of
the market for those articles
Ponder q Gray grOcers failed to-day. The attach
ments against them already exceed 100000 The crcd
itors all reside here. Cause OF the failure too free spe
culatiOn IN mining stocks.
Shanghae dates to the sd Of February have been
ceiycd. News uuimpOrtant.
japanese embassy left Shanghae for France on the
2st the object being 20 try 10 induce the Europeans
abandon Yokohama az place OF residence.
On the first Of April reports current at Acapn
CO. that the French had taken possession of C0ma and
Manzanilla without opposition. Uraga having with.
drawn his forces h the mountains.
SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday, April l3. 1864.
The steamer Golden City sailed for Panama,
carrying $50 passengers and S7s4 600 IN treasure for
England and S212 OOD for Eew.Nork. She also takes
30 chests Of tea and 10 bales Of wool for New Ork.
Among her passengers GreathOuse. the pIivateer
Of the schooner Chapman. who goes in irons 10 Wash.
ington for trial for forieitng his parole.
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Greaf Britain.

The United States steamer Kearsarge has gone
into Victoria Deck, London, for repairs.
The latest adj ices from the steamer City of New
York are more encouraging. Divers report that with
The exception o hole underneath her near forward
bunker che aB1ears tO have sustained slight injury
She continues rm and upright on the rock, and y y
hoped if the weather continues favorable, she VIII
again be got aOat Preparations to lift her are almost
complete and the weather at present excellent for tie
work More Of her cargo has been got ont.
The InmsH line has been reinforced by the purchase
of new steamer, TO BE- called the City Of Dublin. She
Is 2OOO TINS burden, and viii Immediately be put on
the line.
1he Rebel cruiser Georgss reftting in the Garonne,
consequence Of the port regulations excluding ships
with pow der on board"
1t was reported thet the Georgia had burnt the ship
William Champion Of New-IOrk, recently from Bor
deaux, hut the crew Of the Georgia would give no in
formation on the subject.
The correspondence relative to the Chesapeake case
IL published but IL adds nothing OF material interest u
what is already known.
In this correspondence Mr.. Seward apologies fol
any violation OF British jurisdiction and acknowledge
the justice and mpartlaty oi the British officials anC
of the Court of NOva-Scotia.
Lord Lyons accepts of the apology in the spirit that
Is offered and rejOces that the matter is settled in
manner honorable 10 both parties, and calculated % I'm
prove the friendly relations between the two Powers.
The London Times has recommended the publication OF
letters from its Secession correspondent "" Liver
pool who paints in strong coOr ever the prospects
the Rebels He thinks that really the decisive struggle
has now, and that it is beyond the reach Of gun
Tie British revenue for the year ending March 81.
870 2Oe 900 within 100000 of the preceding
year. Notwithstanding that more than three millions
was taken of in taxation The monthly returns con
tinue 10 show a great increase in the revenue.
An adjourned meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pamy took place the lst inst The contract with
Messrs. Glass Elliott Co., to manufacture and lay the
cable was explained agreed upon, aud resolution
was unanimously passed approving OF the contract.
The Chairman predicted that within eighteen months
the great work would be In successful operation
Ia regard to the Mexican question several French
Journals that the difficulty relative 70 the depart
ure Of Mayiman for Mexico viii shortly be arranged.
The OesfeTisehs Zei,UaS of Vienna says negotiations
between Macmillan and the Emperor Of Austria were
brought TO favorable issue the 3lsi and the Arch
dukes formal acceptance Of the Mexican crown may be
expected very shortly.
ii was stated that Napoleon sent Gen. Frossara to
Vienna 10 smooth down the difficulties between Maxi
milan and the Emperor of Austria
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-lhe funds were
steady Tho demand discount at the Bank was very
heavy pending the approaching payment oi dividend.
banking house # J,nrs LcydA Co. n 70 be hnhe"''u
with The London and Westminster Joint STOCK Bank
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-TRApB REPORT-Ihe Manchester
make is fiat and prices teud downward 80
BITA Ffs-Richardson, Spence Co, ana pofdoh'
Rruce 10 report: Flour very dull Friday, snd pTce
nominal Wheat quiet and quotations barely inmha'ieI
Red Western. lOdB 6; Red Southern, Bta89 Com dnh
~ 20 028I3 for mixed .- =, a, :,
Provisions -Bigl1nd, Athys Co.. and Wakefield Nash
Co. report: Beef dull aud partially 10 lower iok t"'i
small and prices ld2i lover Bacon active and tending up
ward Lard Iru Bacon quiet aud steady Butter steady
PRoDUcEThe Brokers Circular reports Aches insctve AZ
IS for Pos and Pearls. Sugar active and hrn Cohee irn
Rice quiet and steady. Liuseed buoyan aud th'f
Iiusecd oil firm. Sperm oil cul ana tending DOWNWARD
Cod OIL go Spirits TnrpeuIine steady. Rosin steady
Rou, English Brandon report PETRoLEJN steady at y
al q Cor Refined. and 4 II IS for Crude.
LOSpey MAHKETs-Barng's Circular reports BTchdsiuf.
duh but steady sud unchanged Iron quiet Sugar quiet and
steady Coffee quiet and partially 3D. al loweL kicc
steady 1ca quiet and steady Linsoed Oil quiet at 8
Spirits Iurpentinc inactyei French Bl Petroleum
quiet al 4 l6 for Crude and 10 for Refined
ANERiCAS SECURITIES inactive.
Couso's closed o Friday at 81. dlli for money.
bu lion in the Bank decreased tld5 90.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL April Evening. g.-CoTToS-Salos
to-day OU bales including 500 10 pecuaors and exporters
Market quiet aud unchanged.
BREADsrUFFs unchanged and dropping.
PROvrsIoHs heavy, and tending downward, except Bacon
which J. quiet and steady.
PRODUCE steady and quiet.
LoNpov April 2Fveuine.-C Consols for money. glkd9a
AMERICAN SECURITIES close tat; Illinois central shares
17idl6l discount; EIie shares, OF d6'i.
HAyRE. April l--I IOTTONsslrs Of the week bWO bales
market duh and quotations barely msinained New-OreAns
ordinaiIe, 3jOi do. ba 3i stock, 81 500 bales
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

wns class OF people entirely our side We had the
choice to say to Slavery, die, to let the mon
Hip We chose to save the Union. Dchese
II was wise choice f1r the South as well as lor Ine
North for the whole country and every part OF "
he whites of TIE South as well the blacks Oi lne
Sonth And when this is over and peace restored;
and the Union cestabshcd and ten years have pafseu
oyer us and the South. and prosperity cnsue suSh as
they never before realized dreamed Of they VIII say
that the abolition of Slavery was worth the
The South all its bloody cost lCheers In conclusion
the speaker exhored them to make every possible ex
erton 10 make this contest glorious in its progression
and glorious in its rcuslt. Cheers
After another song from the Trcmain Brothers, the
Rev. NJ Blanchard addressed the meeting, and at the
conclusion Of his remarks the meeting adjourned.