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The New York herald., 1864-07-17
News by Way Of Cairo.

CAIRO H. July 10, 1854
1he steamer Magenta, from Now Orleans on the 10th,
vicksburg the 18th and Memphis the l4th iust
rived here this evening.
Quite number OF discharged and .urloughcd aod.ers
came up on her.
She brings little news Of mnor!aocs
Tho cotton market was at standsI Notwithstanding
liberal receipts. Some OF ordinary were made at
81 10 and good ordinary at 81 81.
Therc was some inquiry for sugar and moasses; but
there was very little oerng and the prices very
high.
Western produce was hrm Flour selling at 81 per
bb for supernue, and at $l1 sl rs for choice super
fine.
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Prize. casv cd In All i..gwiixed I.otte-
rie, and infogmats n given. aALLAGUER BENJAMIN
BlaAers $40 Ch,t nut slreeL PhILAdelph
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Denfrsss, Cafarvh, 81 ns2 ali Diseases of
the FAR Tnr Air succesoruily treated
DRS LIaEfrHII.L, "a 81. Marks pixce.
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Rene's Afrfcsn sn Fever mud Ague Cure
pcavs for fever and ague. Depot 80 ihbery street.
For sale by All druggists
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No More Gray Hair or rBaldness-PoPty- :
Dr. GRANDJEAN As.cr place
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Royal Hu.Vanu fsOttery.-75 psr cent
premium paid for pryss information furnished: Tho
hichest raies AID nonb ali Kinds Of Gold and
Silver rAr LOK Co. Bankers l6 Wall street, y. "
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tsHer Majesty" Cta rsrm re-The Roy kr
Wine OF England. For sale only By W.. r. WARD, No
Broad street.
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Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged Jstrtc. na
all diseases of the Fse: oursd by Or zA5IARaE, IA
Broadway.
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MADAME LEwENBRKa's

II ~ no cosmetic: lisa deighfu COOLING suos,it ne FOR
soep IL ceanees and prihes the Atby
hue on the complexion removes tau. rnuness. pnple 60
aud for rensdy ppr saic the
dru uastst's $50 Eruadwsv.
CAuTioN.-None are genuine without The signature
q. LEwkMBEn4s
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Loctcry' Tickets Cashed-fn a., W n tiou
given. Jof ,krE BATES. Broker II Wall street Reon
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France. F.iits A. Co.-Msnmgcrs.
L'hRanr, EXTRA CLASS lS-Julv l6, 1854.
"a, 40, "a, 10, go. 4. 81, 30. 20. IL, IS, l6.
CLASS Is4-Juiy ls, u6<.
So, &3. 2s. c6, J, 76, GO, 10, ~, rs, 50, IL
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which fast becoming household word Ia derived from
the Greek and composed OF two words soxo to preserve,
aud 'cdobtcs. the seth-Sozodont. preservcr of the
Teeth FOR bearfyiug the Teeth, invigorang the gum
anc swesenng me breath Ills without peer the wor
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Enrrfra&s nnd Plns, New EtyIes, Just
FIRE seven, ten. turfve freen twenty
seventyhve da'arsa set For sale bv GEO C. ALLEN 45
way. door beev- Canal srac 5sorc closed on
rnturt.ays n O'Clock
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Nervous and Viruient Diseases aud
Physical Weakness arising from Specific CaSsesrew and
reliable trestmentn OF the Howard Association.
bv ms In letter envelopes FREQ of charge Address Or
j. Skn Hosrhon Howard Association, nos2 2Bouth Ninth
street Philadelphia Penn,
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~ Asa Bvesdway, below Grand. Cour-
AuDS dspot be had the Italian MeScated Soap
tan. frsckss sruptisns sunburAa rsduss sanow-
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OfHctni CtscwIars Iva shrIbv College Lot
,rry Furnished By fsIMMoxs. ROGERS Co, New srk
posf
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Prir - Cashed In the Royal Havana
anG 81. ega z~d olierfea
ALEtK q CO.. brokers'
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EAghsvs Pve urs lock Stitch SewAAg z
Machines WHEELER WILSON SIS Broadway.
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GoWraMd's POudre 9as,siie f'prosts n ytr
from low foreheada tins BODY Az. ~ his
depot 453 Broadway; mailed ~ 80
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s, Rosellus oolona inorps ana shs vsus> Die Jacob

FLAG rnDssrAnsus la,
ofnoer. was pressnssd With vsry handsome sexcan
by young lady 10 this city fhs General created Goa
through tho CITY carriage with the nag flying behind
The same day fine American Rag was presented 70
Hobbs The nag was gift from The members NIB of the
Eleventh street Methodist church, of New York. and
received in behalf or the school BY the Rev. Mr.
Conway.
The members OF the Constitutional Convention have
completed their work. and the On al adjournment H daily
expected 20 take place.
The following resolution was presented last wednesday
Where's during tho present rebellion individuals ss wen
a. sn ras sys snId % ia
Loyal classes 81 Che community; therefore be
sss g. @ q .se N se gsSesy q !, ~,
ts and 10 bad NJ, nronsrsy ~ % . scer
sssnsas sit wife ps,ss. Or
mise BE niao Instructed . suhm this Convention
's ss s E;sS s
s's q to .pe' s
purpose OF the paper currency issued by them
- Tis hoRsx shHuRs EuiAIsEo-GsSERAL ORDER
The following order has just been issued The excite
mont oansed by the recent seizure Of horses In this city
HHAOs0AHfna Srg gsr.Ssr ,s9r.s "v Gs TIE ,ss ,sssSIr
Tho Major Cominaning the military division of
for two A4s l s
haVs a from n ns scss or sune
are ssreSs By , them to hs Com
without deay under penalty of conascation for
pliance with this order
Ceracqes exemption WIN be given bv the Commission
of Exemption for such retaned public
service.
Colonel J. q. wilson Major Carpenter and Laeuenan,
Newhal, nspec0rs, VIII be found Steam Cotton Press
evee All questions relating the detention Of
horses under this order will be sub ec 20 their decision
BY command OF Major General BANKS.
CEoRcR d. URaKE. A. A. Genera.
l.es high end dry In the Mississippi river bar above
Helena
ssrus NEW ORLEANS P:CAYUNF,. #rHsr
The New OreanS Ptcxglns, which your readers VIII |
suppressed order OF the authorities
publishing the bogus proclaim 1tou makes fts
among again this morning. FOR tho future IL pro
misses to be Union paper aud truo supporter OF the
gov ernment Of the United states
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Everything, 7 sm feaN canty compelled 10 say, con.
tinues intensely quiet NcAe and hereabouts Yesterday
General John Fl. MartsndA O. temporarily commanding
remained over night SsnvA al shspley. Military Gov.
ernor OF Norfolk and sta alsoAcams up In the evening
and remain to-day.
PERs5NAr.
Capt Bernard N mitA OF gei,enal Fostsrs staff len
for his horIe In Rensselaer, county, N w YESTERDAY
morning. on leave Of absence capt,smith hS been II
very poor health for some lengtAor time.
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CrtstRdoro's Hh1~ Dye, prcservmtsve
and Wig Depot wbolossis aud rssal, No. Asssr Eouse
The dye applied by ssilfu artists
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A. TsG fsr shsppln1 wosaen Ware,
laucrs s,ccsIies 40 ssrose sat cheap a hAu0sRa
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Fifty .sixth Regiment, New York state
NastOna1 Guard.
GENERAL ORDERS.

HkADorAKTEks, FIfzTs11H KEuNkNI Nc.
July 10, 1854.
The several companies composing this command al
hereby ordered 10 assemble ~ the armory
street, fully uniformed and equipped without miskets
or knapsacks tomorrow (Sunday) at five ocieck p NJ
Line will be formed ~ six p. N. precisely, on Port
Green place, right resting on DeKalb avenue.
Commandans Of companies must be prepared 10 report
the strength OF their respective commands preparatory
70 nnal departure Monday afternoon
The regiment will assemble fully uniformed armed and
equipped o'clock r. on Monday, Juiy 1S for the
purpose being mustered 10 the United states service
FOR ono hundred days. and will Immediately march for
Washington transportation and rations will be provided
By order, Colonel }. Q. ADAMS,
Commanding Fifty sixth regiment, N. q. 8. N. Y.
THOMAS II. LAwLHe, Acting Adjutaut.
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1,i,ssCsshsG IN ali LegaiiEed Lotteries.
ar Information ei,'n by J. CLUTB Exchange once i7s
-
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100 Maiden lane.
Six Shirts for SO.
Six good Shirts for $l7.
Fine Shirts made To order.
Fine shirts ready mad0
r. ". MOODY'S. LIS Broadway (Howard Hotsll
This II tho Season OF the Yeer
children afflicted with dysenery and darrhoa
Mrs wISsLow's Soothing Syrup sacs and certain
medy NJ. only relieves the child from pain. but
the stomach aud bowels coFccs acidysn gives tone
energy the whole system. Mothers, value The
health OF chdreu do not fsp 20 procure IT,
Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, Sss.-Marsn
co Radical Orce only Ne. yesey street.
Lady attendant
Wigs, Toupecs, Hair Dye, Enfr Dyeing
and Moldavia Cream, for beautfyins he Hair W. A.
BATCHELORS l6 Bond sti eet.
WIN. Kuabc a. Co.,
Manufacturers Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Baltimore, Nd
Testimonials of excellence from rsalbers 6otsschar
Strakosch Satter and other leadns artists Price lsts
promptly sent on application.
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Am IUfalttbie ,medy for Gray HAIR
HoYTs ahEss1a Hsss Rssorssva h 10 UnivsrsiI
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NEW YORK HERAUD,
q r "A n r /.


Mr. William II. Mcrrtam's Despstches.
GENERAL BU1LsR's HkADouARvma
July K-EveniDg I
AFFAIRS ON JAMES RrvER-rHE ESKMY URg TRAnsPonn-
por Two days past the enemy have adopted the plan
OF N wing about from point to point three inch rife
bats on the banks Of the James river reaching their
Positions BY coming around lines, and ariug from
time 20 TIM into our transports. Yeste'i they sent
thar coupN ents Of this character from Hax-
halls Isndsrv, without, however, doing any damage.
Phe ediasly upon bearing the sound moved
up aud sheHed sheA oat
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MIR. SIT. Bu,kIcy's DesvNtch.
FORTRESS MovsRpx, July ID, 1869

TRUCK:
Major John f. Mnfori, agent OF Sxchenge, left iaes
night the steam c. W. Thomas vsth nag OF truce
for James river Eecarrisd with him Jnuuber OF rebel
prisoners for whom equivalent BAD bees received.
This the rst interview that has taker place between
the agents or exchangofor several weeks consequence
Csy Point the place agreed the cartel for the
exchange Of prisoners being occupied by forces II
is expected that place Of meeting wsii BE- agreed
upon at interview and tho boat will reNuo
its trpsfor the exchanges of mails and is hnped pE
soners. No mail will probably arrive BY this ccat
THE MINNESOTA,
which has been anchored for so many mouths Ii Harnp-
ton Roads as Admiral Lees flagship, weighed anchor
Yesterday evening and started Point Lookout where
she been ordered by tho Navy Department. to guard
against surprise in Alternating to release the rebel
prisoners stationed there.
PIRATE FLORIDA.
No has been received from the vessels sent ors
from this feet in search OF the rebel pirate Florida. which
has boen committing many dspredations Of late acay
the Atlanti coast.
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Expedition to Nm nnsc IN nd--All the Rebel
Gueriilas Driven from tho Country
and Across the Elncxyvater, &c.

and Across the EIacx,vater, &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, July A. 1854.
Colonial Charles Diamond, OF the First United
States Volunteers with two squadrons OF the Twen-
tieth New York cavalry, Loft Portsmouth last satur
day and returned last evening. After repeated skir
mshcs they succeeded in driving all the gueras, rebel
cavalry raiders and pckets from the Nansemond country
the Backwater river. One Of our men was muir
dered after being captured and not being able to arrest
the murderer the Colonel burned all tho buildings In the
neighborhood whore the murder was committed.
E. r. Squircs, private in the Second Massachusetts,
artillery. shot dead the Norfolk city Jail day,
by one Of the guards, for violation Of orders.
Two steamers per week arrive from New York and two
from Baltimore laden With vegetables for the Army Of
the Potomac.
The steamer Hunter Woods is also employed by the
government 10 collecting produce from various parts Of
Eastern Virginia for the same purpose.
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Second Hand safes Cheap. Car Cash. at
HatAe
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g.ass EYE srRAroHrErs3rE ONE MINUTE

ma evArv disease Of the Eve and Enr requiring either
dsa rgcaf aid attended to bv DR.. Won EISENBER
NJ his itng 86 Broad~y Twelfth street
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CHRONIC CAfARaH,
Gu U.lfD.'

caTARRH or THE TyNpANfC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, INSTRUCTIONS OF The
EUSTACfITAN TUBE
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O'Clock His rs mains VIII be tass TO casvarq Csnssssy
for snterrnent. -. -
beloved wife % Rossrt Pheian ard dauhte or NE lsAe
John o'Rourss, os Ennskllsas county Fsrnanash. no
The 'r,enss ana aoquniutsafss Of the rsnaey an -
spsctfuly aSited to attend inc inneras sr0m nss =
residence, Ma ~ Oliver str - this SUNDAY aSrnsa, -
rsrmsra IN rspers plessassopy..
Pstcr r.3a saturday. s9y ~, yoas ssEs, rsnZs$
Killarney eeAniy korry,. sreano, sgsS = yeSS Soo
The relatives and ried. tins fssiv ,AytasA y
attend the Funeral. ror ss s,e resitssce sis wshfs
ton street, Hooken oa.souday assscn, a. - Acnses
Hssa.-soe Trds,y. lsly Is, LHsnA elrsxs,s.,s'sA
iis friends mud rsallves ol TIE family are rsspsAbR
invited TO attend Go nnera t,Sm sns res.ascs - -
's srmssh and c.i~av psp.rs please. COPY. -
yioI,issuNr.-,ht Milton, ". ", On friaa Enmoh
| nly is. CsAslp Arcrsr sislrKnSoar, ags( -
Funeral services =, the ssmch Of ns0 Go1rA n"N
I, ,,cnaav M, f,~no@n Al ssreo o'cesx. fhs futnds q
the deceased are hsrst2 respectfully invits1 20 ,se
! sslr.- On SATURDAY. mosnns aly ~ o"'s
sTbs r,sNss and nierds Of TIE family are rsspsssfsl
invited attend me aners s..ue. ~ II 49, - psses.
west ysNnty MIA sres, hls rsnass ~,as DO Axss ~
cyIr~ss HIS Cmssry Ss a. % as,sss q, IN. unrs.
r,.sr,s w.r.s native u the rsrsh o. Scnns, county
wss,ms.1h Ireland s.es - ysMn ,....,,,,,,, ,n,.sS
a. a,.ns Ire fuaersi from h.s ihle residence. No st
rsst ib.rlsenin srest, this tsaeasyl nsrncon, tse
wmayp.-cu Friday July IS, 81 the Heath fsov.,<
schcoey Mouatsn wriIAx ~. only sou az trsnsv. kd4
Augusta wg.nd, Of lis Rssr street. hoookeN. n. J.s
Ws.ysn I'm Saturday, JULY vs. after <sre llo,ss
CArHsRss, widow Of Joseph vssyer, 10 40 sst pear a
The rc,tvse and friends of the tsssliy also those q
her daughter Eisabsh Donct., s.s respectfully tnytsS
Gsorgs n simrs,s, No xSs nassy sa,ss. % kcaaag 4
tsgpoaRs q tys e'Vvsk.
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Doafnoss, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN TIE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHs
THROAT
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Worcester
Whv IL Phniop's Might Blooming Co.
PFrs IKE the steamer kearsargei Because makes
WORK win piises
s % c fs sSSIss "a Hf ehsSs
Much III the senfc but little in the sound. One is mpo
si:ion on incomes. the other on nneums.
Strange Word ON Broa zndons.
yhish = fa. Seeonns hcasehol 70 word s derived from
and cdoeie.' lae xeih-sosoeont preserve y the
.wee,enng he breath. tits without peer world.
Murray. Eddy q Co.-Covington. Ky.
Sc. Is, ', Al. II, So, Is. ~. 20. II. S5. III.
K,sTrcxY, Ctass ls4-Jnly Is. 1904.
Is, 5s, "a. 3. q, 20, 70, "a. 20, SO, 2, a..
Y. X. simmons & Co.-Covinxtou. Ky.
snsLsY, ExgsA Ga. sss--Inly m. 1894
class sss-Jaly ia 1854
Il, 50, 20, 20, II, 81, 44, 5, Is, go, 80, IL.
---------.-----------
France. f.iiis * Co.-Msnngcrs.
"a, 40, q, 10. 90. Z. 81, -, 70. H. IS, 4s.
ss, ls, IS, c5, J, rs, co, 70, 81, rs, So, II.
or,e,n, ci.e.,.r. .n sns Thy ce,,egs Lot
-----------------
Prize. cssv cd In An isgxiixed I.ot,e-
Re. and ipfeI@: nc sivss ghaLAGmEa BENJAMIN
Royal tb.vann Is0ttery.-75 per cent
premium paid Tor prDss, information flrnsied ths
hches raie aid Tor noub ali Kinds Of Gold and
Silver fAy Lok& co. Bankers, Is Wall street. y. Y.
Lottcry' Tickets Cashed-fo IL, M n tio"
given Jo' ,krE BATES, Broker, II Wall street Reom
No. l.
rr,r IS ca.nea IN tn. Royal Havana
anG al. esa z~d oiieriea
ALEcK 4 CO.. brokers'
,iyesrsshsG I'm ALI Leg gaiixed Lotteriss.
nr information eifr by J. CLUTE, Exchange ofcs, l7e
" .cacwsy.
All Geiss the Country. Even for .
sho II With them the French Cosnac Bters, o.
i've OF Fever and al,r Sea sickuess Dyssn,ery, Cnlls
Summer ,cmpiaints smale Debility Ae
Eeawtifui Co,upie xton. .--- In r1ss
ELooM or YOUTH surpssses everything for preservr
snd ctAntlyng the conileron and skin AS BroadvAy
and druggists everywhere.
~ Asa Bvoadway, below Grand Csour-
AuDS dspot Be had tho Italian Mescated Soap 10
moys tan hscksa sruptens. sunburAA rsdnssz sanow-
asss &c.
TsG for shspptn1 Woeaen Ware,
liquors, grccsries 40 ssroae sut cheap a hAu0sRe
flb Chamsers street.
An I1fasitbie n smedy for Gray Hs ir.-
MoYTs ahEssha i'sss Rsssosasva h 10 Univsrsity
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
INF "A M o U S T..
Maj. Gen.

Mr.. Julian, having exhausted every
other artifice to break down the reputa-
ton of his competitor, has now resorted
to the telegraph We find in the Cincin-
natl Commercial of Goth inst, special
despatch from Washington stating:
at is ae.e,ted that Brig Gen Sol Meredith was re-
moved from the Army of the Potomac account of
his incapacty 10 command troops"
This malicious insinuation, proceeds
from the same source from whence flow
ed the ISLANDERS of Witemire, Harvey and
the countless other hired traducers who
have been contributing from Washing
ton, to the papers of this district; and
it will be received with equal, if not
greater contempt by the people, who alb
hor this sneaking cowardly mode of war
fare.-The thing was so transparent, that
almost every one who read the dis
patch, was ready to exclaim at once,
.'here's another piece of Julian work.
Our Honorable member eff Congress, is
heartily welcome to all the benefit he will
receive from this last manoeuvre. The
course pursued by him and his newspap-
or organs heretofore has been losing him
friends every day; and itwould not take
many demonstrations of this kind, to
leave him without a 'corporars guard -
on the day of the election.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Marked Articles.

Some of the marks which are fastened
on the blankets, shirts, &c., sent to the
Sanitary Commission for the soldiers,
show the thought and feeling at home
Thus-on a home spun blanket, worn,
but washed as clean as snow, was pinned
! n bit of Paper which said: This blanket
WAS carried by Milly Aldrich (who 10
ninety three years old) down hill and up
hill. one and half miles, to be given
to some soldiers
On bed quilt was pinned card, says:
NV son is in the army Whoever is madc
warm by this quilt, which have worked
on for six days and most all of six nights
let him remember his own mothers
love-
On another blanket was this: This
blanket was used by soldier in the war
of 1sl2-may it keep some warm in this
war against Traitors
On a pillow was written: 'sThis pillow
belonged to my little boy, who died
resting on it, it is precious treasure to
mc> but give it for the soldiers"
On pair of woollen socks was written:
These stockings were knit by a little girl
five years old. and che is going to knit
some more, for mother says it will help
some poor soldier" os
On box of beautiful lint was this
mark: Made in a sick room, where the
sunlight has not entered for nine years,
but where God has entered, and where
two sons have bid their mother good bye
as they have gone out to the war"
On a bundle containing bandages was
written: This is a poor gift, but it 10
all had: have giving my husband and
my boy, and only wish had more to
give, but haven't"
On some eye-shades were marked:
Made by one who is blind. Oh, how I
long to see the dear old flag that you arc
all fighting under"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Copprrheoa Outbreak in Illinois.

81 Lours March "a special 70 the Deoneras
from chagscsen. Codes county Illinois, sAys IL Cop
perheads into that town 70 attend court yesses
dsv. with guns osne~alsd in wagons end armed With
pistols. Scaac soldiers in the court house y~rt were
drawn into se ARRAY and general EIGHT instantly oe-
s,aaa and eemenesi firins PTS iol Al ths Union
Mair York. Surgeon OF sbe alsh. was one q the NAV
victims. The Union men being cumumsesed ~ sns
court ho.,se ran the houses and stores tcf arms
AMI we've Grsi upon from the windows and sen q
twelve wounded. Col Mitchell Of thr SAN Eek.m:ee
MAS Mas w a.1s a;lE , o'rss s s '.s'
Several soldiers belonging n the stu rere Soanded
severely. The Sssh rcximent arrived m ne asernes.
and formed on the square. Nelson Wells ne nan 90
frei the FIRST shot, As instantly killed. John Cooper,
prisoner was shot whale trying 70 escape S~.
Brooks with squad of men, went IN pursuit u EaAk
Williams has >ome % prominent sccesh implicated u
tire affair under gusrd at the Court House Scso.s
Mitchell had con.erenee VITA Non. =. .. ~.
steps should b taken 70 prevent further ontorsax-
Commodore Rodgers, who commanded
the iroa-el Gslena in her attack on
For; Darling, and afterwards IS COM
mander of the w eehawken captured tho
rebel ram Atlanta, is soon to be presented
by contractors now engaged In building
iron clads. with silver service valued
at $4,000. The Commodore is now IN
New York waiting the completion OF the
great ocean iron clad Dictator, to COM
mand which he has been specially ap-
pointed by the Secretary Of the Navy.
William Lloyd Garrison recommends the
denomination Of President Lincoln. 10 says
there should be one candidate and that one
should lie Mr.. Lincoia. Fremonrs supporter.
he says ought TO give way. No; IN ounce q
strength can he spared to rivalry or disunioR.
Moreover We should learn something from oar
enemy. and they want some one other than MI.
incoln. Such are Garrison.s views - express
ed in the I.bcrator.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
For Congress,
SOL. MEREDITH.
The Prospect.

We have hitherto abstained from ex
pressing our opinion as to the result c
the Congressional nomination, preferrin
to wait until the near approach of tn
time, should develope more clearly tn
probabilities.
We think we now have sufficient in
formation upon the subject, to warrant u
in saying. that Gen. Meredith will b
nominated, by a majority of not far fror
1000 votes.
This county will give him 1000 maj
Henry 800, Fayette 500, and Union %
Mr.. Julian will probaly carry Randolp.
by 800. and Delaware by 200
OF the soldiers, who are to vote
Meredith will receive at least tire
fourths of the votes cast
Although the prospect is thus cheerin.
extreme; we exhort the friends of tn
soldier to relax no effort, spare no ex
ertion. Be vigilent, be active let u
roll UP such majority. rs shall foreve.
paralyze the tongue of the slanderer. and
confound all those who would withhold
from the soldier the need of praise
which is his due
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Speech of General RosecEons--IIis Idea of
Reconstruction.

In a speech at ST. Louis, few even
ings since. Gneral Rosecrans said:
General McNeal has told you that he
thought that every black man who fought
for the country should have vote. So
do $50 do l. He said he had a black
man as his servant Samuel Marshall,
who had won his friendship by lighting
for the country at Fort nouitrie in South
Carolina SO we have the example of
the South itself in freeing slaves who
fight for the country General Rose
Grams gave his views of Reconstruction
of the Union. He said that whenever a
state passes an act renouncing It's allegi-
ance to the government, we are obliged
TO recognize ii as the act of the state
that it has addicted and not two hundred
men IN such state can act for the whole
The people still remain citizens of the
United States, and are to be governed
until there is a loyal population sfficient
to form state and be admitted into the
Union
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Death of Mr.. Lovejoy.

By the death of Hon. OWEN LovEJoy, Illi-
nois has lost faithful representative in Con-
gress. and the cause of freedom an uatiring
advocate. Ii he was no. lavish of rhetorical
elegancies, il was because he felt lie had q
mission 10 perform, and thai be had no time
to waste on mere n:ceties o. expression. For
the system of Siavery-snd. indeed, for op-
preston OF every kini-he had charity
For daring the question the morality of Slavery.
his oldest brother, ELIJAH P. LoyEJoy. was
murdered by mob at Alton, ILL., The memo
~ of that brothers fate was always before
him and urged him his warfare against the
tyranny which bereaved him. He lived long
enough to see, not the end, indeed. bot the
heGii.ning of the end of the iniquity he fought
Mr. LovEJoY was a native Of Albion, Maine.
and eaiiy in lie Was a clergyman. His age was
not far from Ely years. Gin Gaz.