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, 1864-03-18

AceaFS. EC3t0rks
The i1,ends Of the Young Mens' Association, arc
being made to understand that earnest aud ndefat
ienble men haye taken hold Of the work Of placing
the Association in position which shall be worthy
Of our city. There Is no attempt made to I'M
itate the unworthy and narrow appeals
Of former elections and other tickets. A
pledge Is directly made to the Association
and o,ir citizens that the great measure shall go
forward from the frat hour Of the success Of the o-
position ticket. Those who have the work in hand
ssk for the opportunity to test their Intentions and
this can be gireu By the election now at haud- It
wil be useless to hope for progress at
the hands Of men or Of anr ticket
whihc regards all election promises as burlcsque,
nj progress Of the association On scale commen-
suratc with the growth OF our c!ty, rs ch11crical
aud out Of reach.
Let tho opposition ticket be elected, aad the
great work begins on plan long maturing in the
minds Of thoae who have put the ticket In the
feld. OBsERvER-
, 1864-03-18

Especial Di:pasch to tho Chicago Trtbnnc.l
DR1Da EroKT, Ill, March IT, 1861.
ARE1VED-Australih,L Lssal1e; NorshRup, Prtaon, Is
Sue stone; II. Cooley, Lockport; Il. q. Loomis,
Atbena' % ys stone: Cashier. Lockrort yaa stons
OAK parz. Summit, Il bales hsy Ant,opa, Chicago
$500 bu corn.
CIEAs1D-Gcn. Grant. Chicago. 10 m lumber;
E5ahae Chief Chicago, 1e0 m lumber; Charles Cady,
Chicago, liz. so # lumber; A. Lincoln, Norris, III N
lutnber Reliance, Lcmont, TO III lumber; Atlanta,
Chicago o5 hs oets: Wasp, Lockport, 1o7 N lu,u'
6cr; AlabnMn, Chicago, S09.S15 III pata
, 1864-03-18
EH0M MAD1SUIF.
wisconsin State and Legislative Wat-
1eT8s
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1oune.j
NAp1soS, Wis, March II, 1864.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune!
1Ap1soS, Wis, March II, 1861.
The 10th regiment, veterans, arrived hero last
evening at O'Clock, and were met at the depot ey
the State officers and a large number OF citizens,
and provided with an excellent supper, and then
marched to tllcir quarters ut Camp Randall. This
morning they marched to the eaet side Of the cspl
tol, where they were received By the State officers
and both houses Of the Legislature, they having
adjourned an hour for that purpose, apd lnsEe
concourse Of citizens, amid tho ringing Of bells
and firing Of cannon. The Governor made some
appropriate remarks On behalf Of the stste. and
Hon. Chauncey Abbott on behalf Of the citizens Of
Madison.
The reception closed With hearty cheers by the
regiment for the Governor. and BY the citizens for
the regiment, DC
The senats passed several local bills. but spent
most Of the morning session On bills Involving the
oF'dgins Of the Mississippi in southwest Wtsoon-
ain. Action VIA postponed TIL tomorrow.
In tho Asseano:y tCis wesc introduced relative 10
, 1864-03-18
FROM TIEE SOUTH.
Message or the Governor OF Georgia
Jc1. Davis Appoints Day OF Faslin.
nnd Prayer.

md Prayer.
wAeu1sc7os, March Richmond papers to
the 18th are received which contain the fo,owIn.
intelligence.
a. ~ ~ bni,int}nn fsstin nnJ nrape on ~ n hfs
pSocia1ation s ii hc says: "Reseat @ events awaErn m
!rcsh g1atiude to the Supreme Rnjes of natioaa. M @
na 1s 1,Tr IF nea ana
and destroy our ciTii Goyenent s. G nut.np ~
% ne nr hss e. hos Inc Reoe nas oeca
finances promise rspid progress @ to satisfactory @
hopeful sptrit sna fixed determination to achieve
"s anosPenosn ~
According to last accounts from Lonrstreet no
The vnlley from knoxville 10 Bristol. There arc
induce Us to believe Tia. important move movements
my be looked tot at an early day In the Tennessee
Department.
Tho sea;izc' says; :..
Tho crch.ncr nndcr tbc c,,+ 81 bas mt hmm for-
oIir 3oeunS hnt Gbc RI Muifnrd ~ Saara ~s
men 1t City Point ws @ send Fedelai prisoners II
nzs oncy 3ha7 !" naSe aoous
T5e eonf;as1afc 5 ohieial los in Ocean Pond. Fla
Wrs' T. Knor- ~of Mobile. was broneht tn R;ch.
mond an The 9;i. under % arreet as snys !" '''eu
| The Richmond E1dmtner Of the 1oth says:
Gen. Ross reports coming in conflict With com;
| lany OF negro cavalry near Canton, Miss, and
Ei]hd Is out Of 10.
A letter received 10 Richmond reports Yankee
| hockaaer sunk gu foEt aolmes oy the nre OF the
fort: The location oi E9Et Ao!mes H. j. not stated
dcrson has azsrmed eomand there.
McGlbbon, tedera! 6py, was executed At uem-
| ono!fs, Ala; on the 1lth-
ldchmond papers have paragraphs 10 the etect
ttst the tune1nE q tue DEBT OF Inc C0niedercy IS
progressing rapidly ut Petersburg, Raleigh, Macon
N11ltDcEv11lE' g., Mafch 1o.-Gov: Browns
| message was Eead 70 ne tesislatnte to.1ay. 10
commences " SAYING TINT INC actlon q congress
! pas ehakcn me eonnacnee OF toe people IN their
lustacc Or ~ 0uI IL Mnnmcaal @ a1alfs Inc
cpmpulsory tunaas " ~ tosty ny Ky a.
tess fate ot mtefesf lnan taaI pleogel On ne mGe
Of the 9otes. rescmb!es fcpudmtion and bad iaith.
| The discussion Q! important measures IN sccrG.
SESSIONS M u 49, , III a. ~ ,ht H.
en- lor Ms w XII nos 1ess anS ag
t " H. . 1T 11 ~
says tne Goas1G;t1ielon =. tluzens VIII aot ~ sae
11t ~ M II ~ Gn sn
eiah 1is6ts M subordinate is 10 military power. Ths
snspensgn o. toS VIII o. mooeas eo{pas, ,aSa naJss
nsefSsy t upon bic ri }I,e1
powers oenie1 q tne tonsntu!ions Wnlcn Mmltea "a
tnc p9"el ~ SoAsEcss 70 susPeiu tle as.1on VI
lne WIZ on5s " aa lnpiiea aaq lmltea way s1.
nca 81 E
A1ee91isc, anu Ha1TanIs issIea n Wy ftcs!de4t
TT Ptui1n s!oataoas y! ~ SiSa4 sa 9au 9
uas act as aeqmeeSealn, me flgslaent may nnpIl
~ a,,ao ne a,a nI x ca9r Srr X
| Fe71.sate s , ~ case. n.,,.,o,aoa y.
taIe prompt action to stamp ane act VIVA INC seat
| LuG1F fEDQkE. Lie ADiGElpL luF4Gha
, 1864-03-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.]
SFR1Kaf1ELn, March II, 1864.
Upon recommendation Of board Of officers, I'd
Iicut- c. ". Houghton, 1881 Illinois volunteers,
and Capt. John 4. DeHuret, 10sth Illinois volun.
teers, have been honorab)y discharged On account
Of physical disability.
About $50 veterans Of the 11th regiment Of Iii.
Lois cavalry arrived IN the city last night and it
was expected they would leave for Camp Butler II
transportation could be procured Si1ty.seyen 1cn
themselves at the headquarters Of Gen. White.
The 10th illinois cayal.y, Col D. Wickershan,
commanding, will leave Camp Butler to-day ut T.
o'clock for Nashville, Tenn. The regiment nov
nnMbetE 11GQ.
, 1864-03-18
THE FEN1AN CELEBRATION,


Something Of Tar more than ordinary i'm
portance attaches to the great ovation and
procession Of the Fenian Brotherhood yestcr-
day. 1t was remarkable for its numbers,
and tie good order and decorum which char.
acterized the day, the anniversary Of the
patron saint OF Ireland. But it was most re-
1narkable Tor the underlying fact that this
imposing denomination in token Of zeal
for Irish nationality, was carried out In def
ance Of the anathemas and prohibitions of
the Church.
Bishop Dugggan, as he looked from his pal-
ace window upon the long drawn line,
stretching many blocks away down Mfchi-
gan avenue, whose assembling he was pow
erlese to control, must have gained new
view Of his flock; and he can write his dis
coycries to Ills priesuy brethren over the
water. He can tell them that he looked ont
upon mile or more Of 1rishmen, most Of
whom. as they passed under his eye, he saw
to be young men, born and bred on Ameri-
can soil. or transported from their native
land at too tender an age for very solid in-
pressions to have formed In their minds with
reference to church dosmas and church rule
In secular matters.
These representatives OF young 1reland,''
Bishop Dugessan can write, % I have found it
Impossible to control in matter they believe
concerns their national life and pride. They
hare patriotism which they did not learn
from me, and which they will not surrender
to me. What shall do with these Fenianse''
LIT whoever shall essay to answer the dis
lressed diocesan, ponder well the lessons Of
history stored up on just such questions.
, 1864-03-18
FROM FLORIDA,

Our Troops Occupy a New Position.
New TonK, March 17,-Thc Herd7d's Hilton
Head letter reports the occupation OF Pilatka Fla
lY etrong force under Col. barton,
, 1864-03-18
The Bellevue Il. r. Cakualay-an An.
pal1ing Suspicion.

We stated In our 6r9t account Of thr R.,,,o.a
dienstcr at Bellevue, TINT It believed to hs1e
been caused b. some villains for the sake Of nlun-
" brought to light The surgeon who Wss enna.
noued 70 attend upon the injured persona, siates
that he saw persons running acToss field fom he
Goods mall bags, &C., and also Tint packages hsye
6eep found sonc little distance from the track. in
various dircctions, md also In the village ceme.
in clearing AWAY The wreck Of the train about
two quarts 81 bones were found, supposed to be
tAose Of the brakeman, Joseph Alien None OF
cboncs were over two Or three inches IN length.
which furnirhte tho conclusion that he vas crushed
10 a Jelly By the collision.
, 1864-03-18

[spcclal Dlspstch TO the Chicago Tltbune.l
CIHC1NHAT1, March II, tS4.
GROCERIES, Coffee firm. but In light demand. At
36H@3tAc for Rio. Fair demand for Sugar, and mar
ktt firm. with sales nj Nc advance; Raw held at 1l@
11Hc, Hard Refined 1oA919Hc. New n. O. Mo!ssses
In good demand at SIC. held Ut 89s5c Old nominal
7rc.
FLouE--31nrtet dull and unsettled; Supernne hssd
ut $5.is95BQ; Extra, %. No demand at these dy-
uIcs.
p Wu1txT-pemand moderate; sales at Sic.
I'Ioyie1oss-Market UNCHANGED Demand for Bulk
Meats fair and for Hams active, with light offerings
Mess Pork in limited demand sales OF City at q. rs
Bulk Sides. averaging 81 h. at 9Ac- Hams at lie.
Lard vely dull; ao kegs City sold at1Hc. 20ocasks
anrarpickled Hama sold It 12e. No demand for
Haton.
, 1864-03-18
Milwaukee Markets.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,l

W11WdHRE8 N8fKE184
I Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuns.l
MILWAUKEE, March II, 1881
FLouR-Du1l and downward.
WlsEAT-Necepts, 9e59 bu. Market active at 4
slight decline. Sales Of 10l oo0 hu at 4tI4, $11.H@
1.l4k 5000 bu, buyers option all month, Rs a1I543
1.153.
oArs-Qniet. Sales co bu No delivered at Sic.
CoRN-Eteady. Sales 40 bu new shel1ed On track
At tt3c.
BAnLEr-steady. Sales $50 bu prime. delivered, at
sttp.
Pnov1s1oss-saless 50 bsls prime country tallow at
1oXc.
The wheat market at tho Sewhall House this ere
ming waa shade hE1ac1. <1.14k was freely offered,
but no eales. as holders asked $115.
, 1864-03-18

EEw YonR. March 17.-The late calls Of the
freEidcnt for S00G10 and 600o0o the quota Of
which was fixed By the Government, from this city;
has been filled and the business Of the sunervis.
oEs Volunteer Bounty Paying Committee was flu
islea for these 0uotas to-iIaY
, 1864-03-18

$4,000. MA 1,;tas s gs9tiamaa en- iss'',; :!
Ten Tho1aand PoaEs vl6cs to invest I IN profit
able business M9alo toEm paIfnstshlp n so1e e.
Eood trade. Communication strictly confidential.
Adorcss, In full name, " a." r. o. Drawer a1s6
rrh1cH 71E-:t net
, 1864-03-18
FROM MOBILE.


Erw Yonk, March 1T.-The Aera ds correspond
G n tfe &c GaI on @ IT, aa9
that the city cannot br taken by wntcr.
Thirty or forty rebels, who mutluted in Fort
Morgan. have been ahot
, 1864-03-18
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION Al
SPRINGFIELD MACS.
Melancholy Loss Of Life.

NEW TonK, March 17,-At a:31 o clock On Wcdnea-
day Afternoon, q ateriac explosion occurred In the
cartridge mandatory Of c. D. lect Co., on Mar
kct street, Springfield, Mas9 Forty persons, most
seven were 90 much Injured by the burning powder
aud tAe concussion Of the explosion that their 70
covery Ia considered doubtful.
Ono young 1soma1 from Vest Springfield, 1ho
, 1864-03-18
Gen. Grant Invited to Visit New York.
The following correspondence il interesting:

"NE~ YORK, March &, 1851
General: On behalf Of large number Of the
loyal citizens Of New York. who desire to eyince
their appreciation Of the signal services which you
lsye rendered to the country in brilliant series OF
successes In armE VIC respectfully eolIcIt the favor
period during your etay ut the East. Our people
have entered zealously into this contest for naon-
4 nfe, and their @ cont confidence remains nnehaken;
this cause, and their response will he prompt and
cordial to every additional call upon them for men
snd t9 defend .hs unon and ahod he
your engagements Of duty 70 accept this invitation,
immediate arrangements will be made to render
youI visit here Agreeable to yourself as It will be
with sentiments Of high respect, We remain,
aet fosos oss 'sS.fR' T. asto2 sn John Cisco sb.p
naichins, Il. j. Kssnosd, y. :. Resds, Me4rIs a.ds
esgR II SGa Ssoref Esaes asni 1 r. ss
Jo1nes T. Brady Il: &: DoGcrt, il. G. stebbins, Z.
ames RSnenR %adew6r ast y. " G.r 4. a Gar Man
shall Roberts, Charles F; paly John Pains; +.
eoi; GoHe " z stloas, s. On % chases Could J. AIM = 8.
Van Soet1and. Y. G. Bryant, Nehemiah Kn!ght,
I'd. Hort, John R. Brady, R. D. Lathrop, 4. Vim.
ton, Thomas Mcf1rath, Abram Wakeman, Nathan.
iii Haden, N. r. Cooper.
REILLY OF GEN. GRANT.
WAsmSaroK, March ii, 1864.
-. ..Mosce Tay]or, John J. Cisco, Wn. B. Astor aud
other gentlemen ofSew York city:
"GEx11xxEN: Your very Kind letter Of the 8Ih
instant, rendering me the hospitalies Of the city
II Scw Tork, is jnst received and highly apprecia
;cd. shall not, however. be able to accept you1
hosritalities- Ny duties call me Immediately to
he West, for which start BY the most expeditions
route THE evening. For tliat part Of you! letter
complimentary to myself, accept my thnnks - and q
receive mY assurances that all IN my power Will be
done thot vour expectations shall beEeslized.
1The men and money you patrioticElly oler for
the prosecution of the war arc Al that will be re-
CURED to insure tts carly termination in the re.
hae eyet been.
sWi:h the highest regards, remain, gentlemen,
your obedient servant. U. :. GRANT.
ttIieut. General United States Army
, 1864-03-18

New York stock Mnrkct.-llarrh ~.
E7ocKs-Are buovant. Pac Mail 2344; n C Isl
Erie 1:311:: Hu,!e TO: Hzrl 1i6f: Neadln. l2H: i
m1nH; IN = 3f9; :cf:p 1s;H; 4 T -;
= pfd Sax; II & r du G IS; IT r Il 13:!!. c i
, 1864-03-18

New York Money n1n1kct-aInrch IL,
Money acfire and easy at per cent.
Stirling closed uull at1i54.
GulC ;fT1DcF-orcnfng at 6t1{ advancing to e., and
closing 1n!et and fiTnl at d. T4&
Government stocks rr, with flir deH1nua: o. s. e
ef y, coupons, III; 52oe, coupons 1osA@lox; 7-soa
HE.
, 1864-03-18
GE|'':!:<: G|';!c<1: il Wribuue.
FRIDAY, MARCH IS. 1864
CALI FOB AN ILLINOIS UNIOT
! STATE CONVENTION,

::'"'*'. at"* to tho baltimore National
onvent1on to be Eho4en-Prestden-
hi Electors, Stnto officers and Con.
.'th>mc1a at Largo 10 be Nominated
convention for tho Nomination OF
* Judge Of d1ae Supreme Court in
northern Illinois.
, 1864-03-18
From New York.

shrek.
The cartridge factory was connected with tho
Pistol mandatory Of Smith Il Wessou.
, 1864-03-18
THE VOTE IN THE HOUSE ON
THEIR ADMISSION AS
FREE. STATES.
FROM THE SOUTH....
REBEL NEWS,
jeff: Davis Lugubrious Message.
MESSAGE Of GOVERNOR BROWN OF
GEORGIA.
s:;1m tndianapolis--MiIitary
Matters.
The Rumorcd Expedition from
Vicksburg.

! HE huHf1&GA EApEHNlU4 lF91G
| FirEehurr
slchseuis'
.....-..........
FROM WASHINGTON
mt1iary mud Congressional Matter.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.]
| WAsuno7os, March II, ISL.
eoLoS1zA71os MATTERS
The letter Of the Secretary Of the Interior con
51osc. th. st that ., tne %a . tane
o'eeloses 1ne last tn"t Government mas sent Fes
SCI to bring hack negroes colonized In chiHqui IN
Was fitted ont and Dispatched gone time s;nce
nnrsuant to CABINET consn1t .t;on T. tein1 shn1r
."a. ~ aonsa eonsn,tauon, II oelng sao"a
Inc and l,estilence. Instructions were sent tc
bring lack pll who desired to return. which xi1
rohe9.1., 4~,erda ~, -ra ~, s,s.. "At.' VAL
| 1u4TAnr.
t There If reason to believe that Gen. Gordon
| Granecr, NOW on leave Of absence In New York
| "! maot te'u'n ~ 'ne ~ eona%a1u o1 Inc an afm5
coti's' Amy OF the Cumberland.
general order Of the War Department direct.
omssls . or as1s o. 1ne government BE- transmitted
70 1he Aqtntant GeneTaL with information az to
how md by whom received. Another orde. directs
all applications Of officers for lcaye Of abeence ~
for nermiexinn tn v1s,t W.eh;,.+nr ~ -.
.ot 4ea ts.,elou IL '1sI washington, oe addressed
10 MAJOR ocnesal delees- Chtcl Of stad OF the
afmJ.
CONGRESSIONAL
The Housc Naval Committee have examined be-
tween thirty and forty Witnesses, eummoned At tbc
INSTANCE Of the enemies Of Chief 1nrineer 1sher. ri
wood and hare as Jet elected nothing injurious to
his personal or professional reputation.
The Snecda1 cnmu{ftee nm thA National 3atrys
~. ,oh roo.;s+s ~ s1.nsa,na e",.s s 4,,e' ."a
49, ~ In .oa ns.t t.rs;a1 Su!.a 4na ANen
1hcF WILL report 1afofabiy. Enabling acts for Ne
VIDA and Colorado having passed both houses.
uu'y await the Proeidsnt's sisnasuzr to beoumc a
1e7z The Se7ect orn,nf.tee ~ .,7r san.+e ~, .,,r
iA"' tus 7elss. toans'ec y, .1s eenA.e On slas-
ey, arc disposed 10 remodel me House btl' eatab'
aenins ice f1eeanlan s borcau' leaving lie esaen-
tfa1 feature unchanged They may, however, for
fear Of jeopardizins the passage OF the measure
through the uonsc, report the bin without amend
meut-
The Indications arc that the Ways and Means
, 1864-03-18

Boston Bl1ufn1 stock nIarkct-Marrh ~.
Central, g.: Columbian, II: Frankl1n+ EH: Han
cork, TN: Huron, ~ Isle Roral, 21H: Mesnard. L.
div; Quincy, 98. Rockand. Is; 6uperloE. W.
, 1864-03-18
1LL1N01s AND MICHIGAN CANAL

The Gold Market.
NEW YonK, March 17.-Gold closed at 1Gt1af
with a very t1nctustlng and unsettled market.
, 1864-03-18

EOUKK E I MEN FAlN TEKS,
81 ATTEkT1oN.-There Will be meeting of the
SouncYmep Patuters' Union ut the Concert Usll
Uticht BIcck. corner North C1arl aud NORTH W.tef
o'cicck K7cty Painter in the city IS earnestly rc.
auetted 10 attend brsineda q importance will b
transacted ~ F0KSkyF, Chairman.
JAA=5 BARNS. Secretary. 1nhl7 k.85st
, 1864-03-18
judicial CoDvc0tion for rThe T1,trd
Grand nfETxSnr

Gf3nd U1T181QD.
The Union St6te Central Committee recommend
That the voters Of the Third Grand Division Of the
tate Of 1linoiR, who arc entitled to be represent
cd in the State Convention under the call this tay
anade by said Committee, scnd delegates to Juii-
<ial Convention 10 be bulden at Metropolitan Hall
in thc city Of Chicago, on the 9th day Of April
1'rst, at Il o'clock H. for the purpose Of nominat-
Ing candidate for tho Office OF judge Of the eu-
1rrnc Court Of eaid State, to be supported at the
caer'sg judicial election In said division, The
scntnttce recommend that the ratio OF Representa-
7ion in said Convention be one DELEGATE for each
to''r thousand vosers xnd ono delegate for each
friction OF five hundred voters ore1 taking tho
14nlcr Of votes Ut the Presidential eection in
1>t;H a. basit of computation:
q. c, Cook, Chairman.
The following il the number of Dc1egates m
, 1864-03-18

21EpE-tNC11o EEN4IEH
TakcA tho Field.
NEW YoHK, March 1.-THE Hfrald's Ncw Or
leans letter eaes that rorcrs entire 1ee Of iron.
claas ia at the mouth Of REQ River. Thirty trans
Gen, Banks and stat would take the irld m the
10th. and the army commence Immediate opera
ttOnE
, 1864-03-18

AND IS 4 MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR TIE HAIR AND HEAD.
CLAEKB RESTORATIVE.
C1.ARH's RESTORATIVE.
Eradicatea Dandrud
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
Promotes ta Growth.
cLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falltng of.
>'''>'- = ''' Is IN unequaled Dressing.
C1ARK.s RESTORATIVE.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
cLARRs RESTORATIVE,
IS splendid for Whlskers-
CLARK:s RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in lta r1ace.
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Cures Nervous Headache
CLARKE RESTORATIVE,
PreEents Esuptions.
Stops Itching and Burning.
cLA1,KS RESTORATIVE,
' Keeps the Head Cool.
c1ARKB RESTORATIVE
Is delightfully."- PeEfumcd-
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment
cLAEKS RESTORATIVE,
'N'''> y 1' Prepares yoa foz Parties
cLAEK's RESTORATIVE.
No Lady will do without 1t.
C1ARK's RESTORATIVE,
Costs but 81.
CIARK'8 RESTORATIVE,
Is eold by Druggists and Dealers eycrrxhere
Price, Il per bottles bottles for $5
G. G. CLARK & CO., Proprietors.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Illinois, General
Agents. fe29y1a4 13tXW&J-uet
, 1864-03-18

VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
H. Election aia1ch 18th, 1861.
REGULAR TICkHsT~
Fol. r;sZ5tpEAT:
HENRY m. SHEPARD
Attorney at Law.
FOR F1EsT v1cR rEEstkKNr:
GEORGE III. K13IBAKK,.
OF Hall, kin.bask i Co.
FOB sEoo1D WOE r7xs1pksT:
q. Il. CROSBY,
OF U. s. Crosby Il Co.
FOR CORRESPONDING sxoRE1AtY:
j. THOKNE' CLAisKSOE,
Attorney at Law.
FoR RECORDING sEcnxrAnT:
WILLIAM d. KEEFOOT,
OF Walker 4 KeEfoot.
ZOE T8xAsuRxR:
JACOB G.. CONRAD,
Bunker.
XANA1KR9:
C1IAUNCEY 7. BOWEN. Of Bowen Btos
CHARLES II. CRAM, with Do.Eesty Bas8ctt 4 IsiFs'
J. y. SMITH, Auditor C, B. 50 R.R.
JOHN u. DRAKE, OF Gage Drake.
GILBERT r. SMITH, OF Philip WadswoEth d Co..
T. " LUpLO{H, Agent Of Grover & Blkes,s S. II. Co.
T. ". BAXTER. Of T. ". Baxter Z Co.
nlh1S-a48a8tne sU-wAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Delegates 60 tie National Union Coavcn


From iowA.-The Union State Convention
OF Iowa have elected the following gentlemen delegates
to represent The State la the National Union Consen
/ ton Mt Beltimore:
! Fussr DIsTRIcT-O. w. McCraeny Lee County; D. ].
sod feferson. AltensesA ". c. Scott Van Buren, O.
w. Edwards, Henry.
SEcosD DIsrRIcT-D. ". Ellis Clinton County; John g.
Starry Jackson. Aterua;es-Chss. Cbegman, Musca.nsi
John W. Earl, Linn.
Tamn DIs1RICr-J. s. Woodward Buchanan County; J.
henGt A.inaAee. Asernaes-S. NJ. Braytcn, Alamakee
Nicholas Clayton.
I FoURTH Di.rRIcr--G. D. Woodin Kookuk County; J. A.
liendhck Wapelo. Aternates-J " Allen, Temsi N Ude1
Appanoos'.
FpTH DIsraIcr-Cole Noel Dallas County; l.. Leinkea.
feter freUOnt. AtefnatesJ Street. Pottswaanie Chzx
Henton, Guthrie.
sIrrs DIsrRIcr-G. NJ. Woodbury. Marshall County, y.
Melendy Black Hawk. Al,emstesF. @. WooJruA, Hards,
A. UleneT. Monons
DELFGArYs AT L,RGH--J. A. Wiiumson Polk County; g.
70. Clark, Howard Francis Spring Louisa ID. d. Chase.
Hamilton kltena.es-J. II. Rotherock. Cedar County j. X
Eeedbam, Mshasksi J. W. Bell Ringgod Benz. Crsbbs.
Neshlnst ZION.
The Committee reported substitute for the rcsoa.
ton to abandon tho name Of Republican The subSti.
tue recommends the National Republican Convention
to adopt the OF Republican Union party. The sub
stitute was adopted.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted ndorsing tho
policy Of the Administration including that which
looks TO the total extinction Of Slavery and also in
favor OF amendment TO the Constitution forever pro-
hibiting Slavery within the United States and declaf.
ing Abraham Lincoln the first choice OF the people os
Iowa for President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

The Senate took step forward yesterday in
the matter of paying colOred troops, adopting
an amendment moved by Mr.. Sumner, that all
soldiers whose papers show they were enlisted
under the act of l9Gl-tbe act authorizing the
President TO accept 100000 yoluDteers-sball
receive The pay and bounty provided by thai
statute Yet evena propositions manfestly and
indisputably just as this was passed by bare
majority of two-Yeas 90, Nays IS. That Is,
eighteen Senators voted against paying what
the Government, by the terms of their enlist
ment, had promised TO pay to the colored troops
Does anybody suppose they would have ven
.ured to vote against paying white soldiers 7