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, 1864-05-18

There was GOOD attendance On 'ChAnEe to-day,
and owing to tho advance In gold and msre farora-
bls &dvtcet from Nav York. the leading BFeadsta1f
markets very actave as higher EsnEs o prices.
Flour val In better demand and sho market MAS
more active and samevhat ny1Hsr. Holders arc very
firm IN their views, and In most astanccs, Hre xboTe
tEsse IT y1rchsscrs About 21ts hFls changed hands
ateT:1 for red wlnt. s1teas, AID 15:3&s5o for
spring ext1xs.
TAtat wA% on tic rnnpaEe and the market ruled
yer, .ctys at sn savaaee Of 3HGsc over sh& rnll1g
prices Of ysserday on Change. Tho asles foot up
s1stss bssbes 1t $leslT n fer Mol sHring In store;
x1eshe1.zs f>r No. :, And s11701,1s for rejected,
closing nrm 1t $f41 for No. . aud II 28h for MOL
0er1 was msdesatcly nctlvs at m adrancs Of 70
.Hc sver yekerday current prsces bat 1t the close
thess was lull in tho odsmand-speculttorsa not aeeu
Ing 1t safe IL SpeTats any extent IT tbs extrsna
txu1es. Atoas s7.sso bu ehsnxed Hands Al s.tss1os
fer no aas sI.cs6ls:H for No nav. and s1t' for
rejected; Sl.t9 fer Nc ! rvsr Atoat; flo8 Tor NO
caakl anoAt, Asd $1ts for unexpected canal aaoat
Oats IN active dcrnand and eteadJ, with 1A'es
ofE5ooo bu At sesHetsse for No !. and ssH&6sc tor
No2.
Ryewa s1iet snd a shaden nrmsE. with sales OF No
! in ttora n 4t.e4.
Farley wa. scarce and firm, with sales Of saupls
lats nj s1.tt@iis No lin store nominal 1t sfsse
1-SI.
The demand for uiGhututs to-day WAS ieas act!ys
than yesterday SD the market oEensd dull at $1l3,
but ,ht inquiry On Chauge was BETTER and prices ad-
sancea to s1.t1Y-closist quiet et tel.69:1s4. Only
about $50 brls changed banls It sl.1saI.isx.
Proyiataps were quiet. and neglected. There were
pnyt1s Of Mess Pork 1t $500, but selicrs OF good
brands were arm at $t.ce921Se There VAS noshin:
doing in iuIk Mcnte. Lasd WA dull, aud We note
ttif!tng sales at lsc for prime LeAt.
Flax Seed was u fA.r demand and 1a with sales at
$2R62!e+
Fretchts were ateady at &c for Wheat TIC for Corn.
and s@5xo for Oats to Buffalo. and Lie for nheat to
| KlnxstoH.
e1ne receipts of Beef Cattle have been unusually
, 1864-05-18

Major General Hunters Visit to tho
Lower nllsslsslppl.


MEapnrs, Msy III had tho pleasure OF alcncthy
conyerratian with Major General Hunter few
sn oaleial 1isit t. Genera B.nl.' Department, and
do not k1sw that can 10 better than gtEs the
substance OF that conversation which he held With
the distinct understanding tnat 1"as correspond
~ win recard to Gene,.l Banks he said that be
wss disappointed in lin A. military commander,
for, judging him by hts conduct znd eourse -
Speaker in Congress, he had Termed favorable
spinion Of hin, and concluded that he would make
liz i. Il tie decided op,alon that cotton has cor
rupted to xumc extent, beth ths army nad nary,
ernent, il shoaid sot allow citizens to follow The
arxY and trade In 1t. lie condemned, In the most
unequi1ocal terms, the feeding with oHe land and
snn wh h.h f .1 1 pss md sas rs
might lock for defeat, or At least ne could aos "
Me aid list It NJ. h1, ntsntion to represent tho
matter thus to the executive, xAd to urge upon It
tie sb.olute necessity Of puFtntnE strictly War
poic1 upon the Lower 4iesi.aippi. lle did nst
Of the seuthwestera eecsded States, and 10 h:le,.
I'd tkst It would have beex far better for N II tai
the energies expended In protecting and csacilia-
ting those people had been directed TO the care,
i r.sro.s IN Missi.sipM VALLEY. Uo coadsnnel
| heartily the leased plantation scheme and said
that al now carried out tho negroes were cheated
and illy provided for. He lnstanced this II
considerable length sud mentioned tho fact
ttst fully half Of the wsgcs to be paid the hands
mas detraxded. by selling them brass trlnksts -
1Ae rata Of 1ve thersand per cent. II this did not
| ctme IRON source -as reliable and authsntis II
would seem but reasonable to scout It as absurt!.
Gen. Hunter Ii alss Of the decided opiafon that
the government owes II to Iteef to adopt rstata
tory psllcy on account Of the Fert Pillow outchet!,
| spd that the most vigorous measures nnst bt
eIty, Il the plantation sche1,e IL continued. Eot
| day pssses but intelligence reaches the military
posts, OF from to fvc plantations tein. raid
I'd" By bands Of cnerilias. and IN zach csse nun
her nj uesraeA An nYaristlY ehat dead or h13r.
, 1864-05-18

FIT& fS1A&e0.
Koyn assa........:....... ....... ........ = g ss
Noo0Ae4 q
Ss5. 49,.
~; Si:RR RR;s!.!i::::::::::::: q: : ::
Merd,s Frssni. Is SO
EsssEa 7s sac
~ T.er. =. I fstr shlpsta. ,irn4p7 al
?ts:' oss h;Is aaot nse tim and "'''5 A. ao
P;1ms faeks1 .......'...is1s13x x
1ae ShS FAcSe1s.... ''-'''''.''''-.+'*ii aastti
Ce9nirE Guy
t:An-Atceipr>:tht thtf ana III @S9esS'o NO
Enrs c,s.t - v,,ss.. =, ~ s,..ss -, - i7 u az
rs Ts'f 'd-A' fa1 s41-+'.'-.'-:''"''1S @ia E
comtn do ia lj talS c
eSeS Id2a ltutd. vith saH dsnsna reos r1ie
sau1sHnst nrme1 but hsnzed Tha following ID
frs~ -. Shnn;n. Ist-afeo a!t~ ihe rnyisou Of the
TSIi ma il 1;e1 * pexassls can,n1e e1ss x1o4inE
". - - - no1+rstir anil FOre1rn ha. seen com-
.sYettV,tV M-StNhnth hvyes1 apI ae!,ezs 1wait!nr
E,rfnrr seTrfssrtpta which shall aahFl 4 Asre
ftnttn = - 5Ar roIuurrftar eSicu2tont: Mea4whto
1.h ~ nstdars ara Hra ~ pr. - WHICH arc
E+asrsnJ et oosetho VIEWS % .saaSse
tfS; ~ ~ neGS.... G.. '''-''.''''' . .. sasTse
EsH1nT - NJ ~; .,.1 ..... 7aat3e
tXEstii,n-f.rriyeJ dnrinK tbs week, LED cords
~ - ~ y U,,,t 49, ma Jerand Prices 1rn at pre
..s.trEF..gn1a..+IAn. .s.rF.g Wa crota.
1u.s ~ s..t.s1'' @ V" 3h1-lellrereI 1t ) $50
3fsEEnE 33ffsEEA : nnr1 1850 ll0a
B.sle ee1a: ..::;:-:.:ff fh.rs ass s.z he.n fsir
WOODEN MAhE-1nG.Ha. -arHa. anr1u~ tha werE
sn.ount " sEty - rrice. ru;o ycFT d,u It pre.
, 1864-05-18

s4sou1.kR CAsUA1Tx.-0n Friday last Mr..
T. L. Fell, Of this city, with two Or thres Of
his children, were poisoned BY drinking but,
= long time before being churnsd. The ply
sicians concluded that 4 poisonous funsous
grow III in the cream was the cause. The
parties wcre very sick during the afternson
and night, but Were finally cured By the use
Of proper remedies. We were glad to see
Mr.. Feb about toHn- On Saturday, as usual
R'nLtni,7sfon IafRt4urdph,
, 1864-05-18


Lah. pcs: S5s@
Posts l1,Td9
LUMBER.-AR Fill be sesn from the abova tatIe tho
receipts Of Lumber during the pass vaek navs bscn
quite liberal. showing, compared with those Of tbs
week preeions. increaao Of o1er 1s,toosoe fse..
NotNithatandug thess lA1Ea receipts hare has boen
"let 1p'' to the activity which has characterized
tho market alnco the commencement Of the pro-
sent sAason. Tia mHrfet is quite bare Of good strip"
cArxoes, and cArsoea Of that quality arG quickly
picked up OF arrtrs1. sincs cur Last rsv1sw there
hare been no new features In tho market worthy OF
meta. Trade esHtinues aotiys, aud full psicea aro
realized. .,
aetye demand for xsod sawed and shaved shi.kes
and tbs market Ii nrm. Ihe rtae]pts however. ara
eca1ccly squaf 10 tho demand.
-LATu-Receiyed last week, f.3s5.oo1 pcs. Thera 1s
activo inquiry fer Lath, and tho market Il nrn.
with sales Of cargoes during the week At s45o.
We hoto the following caEso sales during tho week:
s ssa1 &c @ artd Ss .SSs isS
shsse; sen Greer ses sns r:aES
Hsite Fs@ .esd 4 csto ss6s spesa fea arsnd
y III suai.;, It ;sss tarzo SER Artistic RON
Grad ;sd s} oe q = got5 :1sa esl
Schr. Louisa Anne from White Lake. eold By Coss &
BIi.n lumber ~ .tsiR' i1' ILL., su1 ss s!so
sod ss5fS b. N eart:r q
- brig AltoMa. fom Veo2to' mHts9nes stI. stitia,
s Sc I ss..ss & e. ss5e ,
SaEo Sc ass as: ftsa
Lah sna - ~ f!sfs' axs fl f: s1fso !, ssss s
Il: ss :P; ss:sa sf': :sss
a'?s;s s !s T.;
t.1ss. ss: s;d fi5f' ss Ts.ss1$s 6:
sea sss tsD
I'll 5 B;s t.:s taser faS@ aaif s
s1lls. Kalamazoo, tsld hy A. cs5:fE. sssn @ fsst q
% .esf eails
son Hills, Kalamazoo, sold bJ A. Ca5:er, s2!v fset
~, re .osE
ofeet Of flunter, half strips eE more, = slsM
s.ss.ssf ss 43s}sp' p s Gem 'ana
ia 8 1ss fssS asr isa5 A'tk 6 5oR feot ri
MaeIe, ae@ blscS at'i Lsf.p, p' soa
e 'sRs:f s. tPs shsss
ha1fssspd well cut boards e e;fsG ain5
Ha5f ~ e1;a u.4.s: Ct ss S Fsa
TsteT. isoeN fer lunber hall tt,ipss TT eostss
s5s 4 g. fssi
cisns from III nominee se!a By Mekfosd1 H. o., TT
asSs15yb S:y .;; & sss S
cargo acaw tpion rom kelanszo9, ~ h5 4; Fer. 9
cargo .chr wya1ai1r, Fm Grand k@,1sr @ = ~ a. x z
Drcxster. cteu feet lumber, Mosty salps = t!'w
ss:Rtps snd lat: 5,
TCha feet lumber two-thirds sty!ps, good aud well
It se ss,ko sssr 3 So fsei G
hs1i strips. balance prime boards: Il $ise0; c.5Eo
aslr ataga.a. 1Ecm bcon,o. sod ny Whteom5. 49,,
pearts, 1t 9ia o.; c.rgo schr Alhany. rom Gfsnd
vcp sold by Issh Fne1 seo e. saea {,nn e1m
Grand l1Ter, sola nx I1isa ds Fa1eF' sos 1ses 'us
, 1864-05-18
jWl)ifa9o Tribnne.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1864.



C0pPENHEADs CRYING PEACE.
No sooser has 1t become manifest that me
ycrtlA r:e getting sslashe2 In The present
tamraiEu, than the copperheadz break forth
with onu accord to clanor for peace! On
Monday, coppcrhead offered resolution In
Congress. iustructisg the President to open
negotiations with the rebels, rendering them
. not only amnesty, but = guaranty that alaV-
cry should be restored and protected. TOT
this Infamous and dtsgraceth psoP's'@1'1'
Mtythree cspperheAds fo'eo. f,r
The Coppcrhead press af1 as' asseat;en ~
an armistice Win INC a,...,sr teoe ~. c,~.
= hossAhes, ana ,.s ~. n:.e,s r .,.t,o, ,rd ~.
ernmcnt 70 nuuu, ~ ~. - .sn.ot - 49, +~.,t-
establish s1a'ets, ra-e,s.-...s 20 s ..a.,. ....
orr. eupposo ~. 49,. - 49,, w;rtt
fe]ee' peaes w ... ~ .S -. - ~. roa...
90 ut", .emp. nr.,. .'ss.. ~, a. e.a!,n.
ss,a 2cao sass 1s ..t.t a1,N. hSas,h.. n ~ =. ~
Con"teA.o"ets "I@u o"'s ~ :. osA
Da'ls' - ~ eoSsesue1sS =. sns .e'ap4e o.o
.,,1aN o:as' nu..et ~uo '''et N'A N1e inu''''Ns
or . t1e asoe - s.,,., x. .,
Hmus1 ga1 3ene1 H0m sene quA1'el ano
that speeaii5' eise IL WIZ sneeemn sao per
3sh under Inc tremendous ols"s toat ale "
L..
ut Ills 1unctufe II clearly Tue uSa1 ~ -,
the light, and thereisre Is aeafa e,,. -. .stsna
copperhead c'5 OF " t491ne NJ" w
him of" When lac nn,ou eau's - ~. T..s. AL
1e11ne foYozses % -. n',,NN ~ A.' ,,,.s :.
II f!yloou1a, 1e't tnu"' sA~ oioe ,s "ue4e' ~
"oro o. e5mf@o, .os LAC hspssne ~ w.
aefeo. oa tne coA'fy' 9oy peea num
Inc eyes anu ssaas.s auea VIC aeAi" Va ""
coPpsrheads. linear 1rlenos were VIII
ming then; but now theif "1f1enos' are TO-
sing, Uncle SANS gT1pe IL on the Wandplpe OF
treason, and the end oi the slATeholders re-
bellion d1a"eth nigh. Alarm and conste1'
nation arc ecea On inc lace q every copper
1ead leader, and in and ont OF Congress they
SGT up a simultaneous cry to stop fighting
and ask the rebels to make peace. on consi
tion Of returning the f1eed1nsn t. bondage
re-establishing and protecting slavery, In
Identifying the rebels for an the losses the,
h1ke sustained In their efforts to destroy th'
Constitation aad the unioa, and in short tt
surrender to the ensny just ut the nomcn
of achieving victeV. -...
But the treacherous reptiles mistake th
temper and resolution Of the America
people, when they make these base and dls
Memorable propositions. Theirs Is but Oh
single condition On which 1t il possible t
make Dt4Ce and that is. the unCOHdlttHna
, 1864-05-18

Flax Seed, CS+... "seNot anttrelv
The mxrEet for 6EAsa SEKD IL now niEaSss entttcg
nerfectcd Id prices sf both Clorer and Tinehy ae
NethlnE .ss'sysS s3t nsys
- hnrSa 4 II 50l o. Hungarian Gr1s. seea aas y,
se.u sid to 1ery limited EYED sszpThera 4 |: M m
set1Te semssd for TlaI seed hy csnshsfs: and ths
parkst il actVe and nrm 4 % sooay ~
wero:1 bgs prime - xs"i = oAsa Nv ~ *""S 's~
bushels to ar71ye At t1.aS.
TEAThs market S1rin as pass m nn: n eq has
hnea Ttr7 Quiet; bnyers being more inten:y occu-
psd In the proTrsss q Se - feas7 ~ azalss
Eef. Prlcea shorxh peFhapt snaA: weaker the
result of Inc depressed feeling 4 New Tork. have
9afts al gold sncs yesterday that the n ri.
, 1864-05-18
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nay II.
WEEKLY R1Y1sw-Ths week Inst clo,ed has been
n:1Etd with gradual aevuucs In gels, and the lead
lrK breaaatuEB markets hare accordingly spprtciA-
ted in valns. Toward the Gloss when the advnneein
gold more decided the grain nlrxet1 were char
ar.erized risa great activity: Provisions however,
kays ruled yes7 dull, and the market IL qutsc d.
pretted. Flour hat ruled comparatively sssady and
auet. Wheat 1hoHs ap advance Of s11oc since our
last ievew. Co.'s Ssttc higher. Oats 10 better
IL scarce apd &c better. Barley ii In Hight supply
and The market shows an sdvanca Of 102c. Whlaky
il ea7Hc higher on the week. The following tsb1s
exhibits the produce moTsment for the Nsek ending
Nay II, and fer to-day:
, 1864-05-18

~The Protestant people Of Switzerland
and ether portions Of Europe are making ex-
tcnsive preparations for tho celebration at
Geneva, On the eth Of May, Of the Fercente,
nRry Of the death of Calvin. It Il proposed
to build large hall, to b called tho home
Of the Refornaation, which NH accoumo-
date 1000 persons. -
, 1864-05-18

Fair to Coos do .........+........2 2c0.e14.2a %
~RhI:t3fNa-The EazEst during tha past wssS hSs
been mrderatsly active with considerable 1rness IN
lie Drincpal descrtp.Iona now required. Tbs atock
of .tamiefs sacks oil hand In very small and thg de-
nm rrffs limited. BEKLArS and GuNHr4S In fair
tu.njy sad DIM II prevens quotations, Sewsd Linen
Eaes active ard In good supply. Flour sacka ID far
aenapd trd 1r1n at pEeIlsua quotations. We que.e
mi n
, 1864-05-18

New TonK, May 14.-On Thursday Last, the
American Telesraphic Company transmitted from
Washington 10 The press al the country, Hny-t!gAt
thousand seven hundred and forty words. The
largeBt amount ever sent for the press in enc day.
, 1864-05-18

6U,cnE.-Charles Luttinger, who was ar-
rested in Bloomington few days ago, for
..hrutal outrage" committed suicide In 5sil
Sy shoetfng himself
, 1864-05-18

Gen. 6locum is going through the pprrup"
tions Of the department 1t VicksbuEE with =
ncw broom, which premises to swssp very
clean, and there il very decided sensation
amongst traders, speculatsrs, ard camp fod-
lowers. To such m extent hsve these cor
1uptions prevailed, end 60 often have sup
plies gene through the lines u feed rebels,
taad finally the troops On the Big Black re-
Voltod, and fsrced Gen. Dennis to maks IN
apologize speech. While rebels were being
fed By wholesale, cur gallant fellows were
actually on short ratisRs. I. rrf.r~nc.+,t tbc
tsade stores, there aze grayc rroorts Of the
msst shocking corruption We understand
that Col Wadaell, Provost Marshal Ia.
been removed. It is charged that sometimes
Tour thonsaad dollars worth Of eooas per
day have been sold, which haye rome ont n,
tbs lines. Milton Kennedy, tho Local snrc;a,
agsnt, has been asrested, ana ia undar lnnd.
while his accounts are undergoing juvestt'
CATION.
Such is the substance Of the charge. r,,c,
come to u from apparently ths n ost 1.,5ah1,
d. of sourres. We hope they src uatrne. an
from thu present point Of view, VI fear tha
tho most disgracetul, ~ wall ~ disioya
: transactions, hare been matters Of daily oe
curzeuce. It is notorious, at least, that ssod
I. have gone through our lines from Viclsburs
. Nstchex, and ether points On the MississIpp
- and found their way into rebel supply stores
these points II these outrageous imposition
can be stopped in no othor way What pos
sible incentive CAL there he for men to 1gh
, 1864-05-18

800. -. ...,..,v .on., Ia IN. sru,n3. 1ns
msrkes d consequently arme5 vsa "a .arsaee q
s ~ s1
md uncnsngsd, M quote: .,n.,o~
Tassa5 fs:: 1s:. pf'':'t'
iosSs -. .........-...... 15,Hssism 11,oo@sisns
Prairie
K1H1ss n5s1 Fr.as eis fsr eesn Tnch 10 dezaaa u.
c+asdcr2,ie dlxfnsne4. Price! hennTors Soei ~ i.
Ss ss t. as 1fh sos il.
Siet Gsvasised sheet 1Fsa veIy ss,ISe ~ ~
wlsa s of!s IS
81; -: g! -
ror.e MAJ iros. sk3n
sSse. no..
Ebeet irou GaiTaoizcd az
EoIvsy A.l Rods. Sisx
Sss.S ksssS ~ sSssss s ss
csstSieei~ e4o@A ...s'.........,..........., @G
hesa es:,. sns e. h;Ss
j laa. 81 tsa .eis
M sG nm n
zss.sS ": eao.:: .zs
g8!ss Es!Ss S S !;:s; FL: Is
uiff; H!s ,ss1 IS ~ =
Eedsetton o. oh pEavoua anota'tsns. Other ia.
ecrFtfcns toleFaply tfrn and urch4axed CEYxur in
gcoa demand, and xsdeTate supply Prices rolc arm ~
er D* Ing to t3e kdytnce tn New YORK and tn4 in
| crtased rates Of freight nn fo:satale Cement VIC
rute advance arse per Dbl. 8TUcCo-MAFEee ac-
tvs and very nsrn3 o. eastern. VIC note
advance tn Nova SCOTIA OF "copper" Dbl on PREVIOUS
| euotancce. We quote:
Ilnetx At g
Itme in bfls 5k<1 t3
water <s75q
Ro*eEdAle
Eoya Scotia A504s3 %
PlnsteEer1 Hair - y
Marble nust, brf. t0&Es
Land Plaster. br1...... .........-.... 2eNs: w
! Clarke's Cemrnt, brl..
| LEAD AND &N0T-har and Fig Lead in fail
demzna. With limited supply Market arm. With a a.
saSshss p Il n Bss ana 81 9s u aae.s
Bar Lead = y
sa5t fss LEE eaa; !: s$a
kacA sn0I, = f.
!n sa 5a1eI Fl enFers In tas a!kes. viii
, 1864-05-18
LULL IN THE CONFLICT.

The enemv vh1ch Grant will mt tsrth the
..rr.I.s ot IN. Army Of tbe Potomac to sub
~ !. ~. v.,th VI. ,eh,, artnv net y;rs,n,,
VIVID Averr,. r,;n hnr,nv i.t.rvcned. the
7.++.r r~cornr, , 1nor. farn,dabl- as,tac1e
+ha,, +1e ro,7nrr and Gyart fn1lv .var. that.
$50 :. ~ rn7v . +Im. IN r-ht Int a lima
- ccs.. frnr. firbtinr tacff1v scknovled.r.
hi,re.1f comnr1jed hv the rjem.nts r. efav
that Iucsistable onward march wbich The
baf1led Efforts Of thu enemy could not pre-
vent. Ho has not vet, however, been .stost-
led from his plaus.'' Be IL still In condition
to aAeht it ont On that line II It takes all
sunrer,n And ne be1icya thu Army OF the
Potomac has caught the patriotic inspiration
of the hefoic Rice, and were Its fats like his,
t. perIsh in this his country's akonixing
struerle It won1d III nobly ask to b. txrued
where 1t might tide with its face toward tbs
~nrmvn (1ur 1osses haye bean heavy but
rou1d hardly have been 60 great a1 those of
tbe enemy. 1ur army IL lareer than his and
fbr aams }os. vonld weaken his forcs rsla.
4iye1y more thax ours, Relnf,rcementa
rnnsJ IN opr 1o,xrs are sf1elallv stated to
bave arrived. Tins still fncreasf,r tia dispar-
3tv Meantime. Iee Ia. ;ost h;s be.t Lien
1e.,nf-Tonx.tr-rt and hi. chI.f of cav.lrv-
S4rsrt n 6,. 1o.t s.-v str,trgtc noint for
@n,a,' T.. ~. - fs.oh+ .na .-.r rsnn. % ~ ~.
.,ohtsn~ T. h.s last .o.. - On ,r,.onrr.
and from one-sfxth ta one-eiehth Of his r.
1rlerv Hi caur,nnle.uenss IRE seriously i'm
Ya,red on every aide. He has lost the prestige
ofsuecess which has heretofore attended him
And which h.s fnspired his army with such
confidence In his ability, Whilo he still has
, 1864-05-18

HOGS-RecelEed At the various yards, shout IFS
he's. Entered sales 11s9, at $5fs@7o but chiefly at
se6cx@1Go q 100 ns. Owing to tho limited supply
since ,hs close Of Saturdays MARKET business has
neea much restricted. Tha demand Is mors active,
and for prime to extra Quslses the market rules very
firm ut the advance Of JeBterdsy.
, 1864-05-18
A GUERILLA RAID

Capt. manvEaring, of St. Louls, MUIR
dcred-The Citizens arcd uPon-1n.
tense E1citcment and IndiEnatlon-
Oue Of the t,ueTillas Killed by NEGROES
Further Dctn1ta.
, 1864-05-18

sW We are indebted to D. B. Cooke, Man
aging Agent Of the American Express Com
pany, for late Memphlsand Nashville papers.
, 1864-05-18
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AeA farrr1a 1fNn, d aacE .. 2 o4A

sales to.dsy wsTe: IS brla New ssiinsV Fms at
FIsH-Wmrs F1su-The supply during ths waek
acttvc demand prices rula hr at sent
TRoC7-Eeccipta moro liberal, and market scarcely
soadtrsse cc9and, and goes Rpiy. prices arm and
9scnagged An 1nn' saa Il ~
Hrna1Saa-DE,Ep-Dun sud neKlectea. Picked
IN tar supply ard firm. Lake Herring In moderate
tfctnt sad sadd dauu0ud Nith kdYapca Of SIC uar
, 1864-05-18

W At the Opening ol Gen. GT3nts mill-
tary career at Fort Donelson, he sent a pro-
position to Gen. Buckner, who had request
aa q cessation OF fhost1lities after two days
fighting, In these words: 81 propose to
move Immediately upon yo4r works." We
have had but few other proportions from
him till new, when he makes another, after
six days fighting: II PROPOSE" says 10,
"to fight 1t out on this limo, II it takes Ill
Summer" Both of these proposals are very
cool, but terribly determined.
, 1864-05-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TcEapAT ETE1txa, May IL 1884.
BEEF cATTLE-The total receipts at al the yards
during the day amount to scarcely 80 head Of Beet
Cattle. Busers hare consequently bean absent, and
the yards all but deserted. The entered sales amount
to s1s heao chiefly Government account ut prices
ranging from t5.e8s75 = 100 nj. Previous quota
tons NECESSARILY remain unchanged
, 1864-05-18
POLITICAL,
De}csnta to Etnte Convention.

Delegate to STATE Convention.
MCLEAN Co.-1saac Funk, JAS. Allen, Jr.,
Peter Folsom, Dr.. Il. Conk1ing, I'm. H.
Smith, Ira Abbott, Or. Il. Noble, E. II.
Prince, s E. Hudson, 3. Il Fell, VIM II.
Cheney, r. Il. Hanna,
.Alternatts-L s. Mahsn, Jno. Dawson, l..
B. Ives, ". C. Watkins, O. T. Reeves, Geo.
Batchelaer, Richard Holder, Jas.- -.West, D.
wilkins, Il. B. Norton, Jno. Kellogg, Jas.
Long
ed to vote for Gen. 0slesby for Governor.
De W1Tr Co.-Hsn- Lawrence Weldon,
Col. John Warner, DR.. B. T. Gardner, Dr.. B.
Z. Lewis, Hiram T. Smith. AAe,n&le.-B.
Campbell, William Haynie, Dr.. j. h Tyler,
Levi Rathbun, Dr. B. Tenney. 4 resolution
instructing the delegates to usa Ill honorable
and legitimate means to secure tbs nomina.
tion OF Gen. Richard ]. oelessy for Governor,
wu 1naainoutly adopted. 4 list of dele.
gates to the Congressional Convention for
the sth District vers also appointed, and
with like Rnanimity instructed to use all hon.
orahlc means to Escurc the nomination oi
Hon. Lawrence Weldon. for Representative
in the next Congress.
4AAnHALL No.-.1- NueeFeI, h. ~. NuLloM
G. G. Howland, G. n. Minier, D. L. Chee.es
". ". sellers, ". 4 Ross, r. D. Smith
Joshua Brown. 4l!ersa4tes-Henry Pratt, Il.
c. Cn1lsn, Seth Talbot, Ellis Dillon, J. Wild.
back, David Lowrey, G. K1nssberry, ]. II
oipps, 7. Clark Resolutions In favor d
Hon. Shelly II Cullom for RepxeAeztat,veiu in
Congress from the sth District, and Geo q.
Harlow for Secretary Of ststs, were passed.
The Tszeven Republican urges the nonlna,
tioa Of Nr. Harlow for Secretary Of State,
c1ximing for lin every roquisite for the
p1ace-inlefatigsbls industry, correct bual-
ness habits, and excellent moral character.
, 1864-05-18

Exw York s1ocK KMAnER.55C1ostnEp prices for cash.
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