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, 1865-04-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

THuHsDAY EvKyLNo, April q.
LUMBER-Rsceivet ss6 n; shipped 7,249 m, Tns
receipts still Hight, ont the demsad Is active aud
cur quotations arc resdlly obtained. Sales were:-
Cargo schooner New Hampshire, from Grand
River, Is II, Elips ratcs p1aus, ut s6.5o, sold to
ntth q Fuller cargo sehooner Lav.dda, [Fam KALI
utzoo 20 n 1ntsts sud zcautng ut 111.5o. go1d BY W.
G. Eyie; cargo schooner Ba rbtr from Muskeg gun 80
m common LED. X stip,, 1t $I7.Co, ea1so schoon-
tr Kand, ron M,skegon, 20 m common mixed. H
strips, At &17.00-both b. Geo. r. Roberts; cargo
schooner ninrtz non Auskegou, IRON comu oalogs,
We CIT y .trps, 1t $3.50, sod By Morton cara Q
schooner attator, from Grand River. 2 n. largely
bd! rds, It $3.50, sod By 1rish Fuller.
We quote:
aeoa sargee,, .s1s m@ls @
HATED :" ...........s........ l5.t0G9t7 10
EohEee Eat9A5o0
-sH1NG1 1ES-Rec:ived, 23otc0; shlpred. ;l6,soo.
MARKET steady. Sales were: 133 sawed 4 sttng1es,
per schr- Glatlato-. at 1876, By Irlsh and Fuller.
Three other ca,goes cha3ge1 hands, part 1t 33.15,
sud the balanc4 at slyht conceetlon-
LAIH-Eecs1ved. lc,0oo; thipozd. sl1 ,oe1- Market
steady. Sales vesa: 20 N. per s;hT knt=-pise, from
Mus9egon, at $500. sold b. n. MeRlsds.
W. ru.f rar6n MIR:
, 1865-04-28
The Scene OF. the Tragedy '

A proposition has been started that Fo.d's
aheatcs IN Washington, the scene of the u.s.
sass'nation Of President Lincoln, should be
purchased, the building removed, and 4 mon-
ument erected on the spot to tell to future
generations that there fell the first martyr Of
the American Republic to the cause o. uni-
vereal freedom. The project is vel. received
and heartily commended by. the press and
people. An amount sufficient to purchase
the spot and erect the monument would,
without doubt, be readily subscribed by the
people, If the measure should be plAced in
Tie hands OF reliable parties.
, 1865-04-28
Gen. Hancocb,s Appeal to tue Co1ored
= People.

HEADQUARTERS, MIDDLE MILITARY DIVISION,
WASHINGTON. .. C., April ~ 1865.
Sa a. spa f!sa of aa45is9d Of Aezsndis md the Boz
der Counties Of Virginia:
Your President has been muraelctl He has
fellen BY the assArstn. and without Il moments
winning, simply and solely because he was your
friend and ne friend Of or country. Had ne
human freedom hc might have aired* The pistol
from which he met hts death, though held BY
Booth, was fred BY, the hands Of treason and
and how anxiously this good m.n labored to
brl nk your chairs and 10 mako you happy. I now
appeal to you, BY every consideration Which can
move oyal and grateful hearts, to ald IN Uncover
traitors, he is believed to be lurking somewhere
within tho luaits of The District. Of ool1mhta OF
the State OF Maryland Or Virginia. GO forth,
ihen.. and watch, and itsten. ana Inquire, an1
you shall hayo succeeded IN dragging Ibis mon
strons and bloody criminal from bis hiding
place, Ton can do much; even me hnmbleat and
eesst y9s most as
are ,Iaree reward. have been offered by the
Government, and by municipal authorities, and
they will be paid 1gr me hsh @ T, ~ ine Is
hts arrest, But feel thst you know no such stim-
Mus as dis You will hunt down this coward1y
asseesn OF your best friend a. yoa wonld the mur-
5erer Of your own fsther. Pc this, and God. whose
seryent bss heen slain, and the country which has
give you freedom, will bless you for this noble act
Information w!sh x,l sad .sdn3s ts h The arses. q
rnted 10 fhes &c headquarters. or to General Holt,
Jndre Advocate General at Washineton, or. II In.
meeiaio action j. required, taen to tbs nearest mil,
'1tX 1 otiesTs sp soldier, In hiscomm,ud, and all
W. S. HANCOCK,
Major Genera' us. Volunteers coum,ndIng
r,w$ Ri
, 1865-04-28
WHAT a COPPRRHEAD SAID.


At the request Of several subscribers, we
insert complete, the article which appeared in
the Chicago Times. July 1st, 1864, which, in
effect, recommended the assassination Of
President Lincoln. It is hard to conceive OF
language more diabolcal:
"Amcng the resolutions passed by the
Kentucky Democratic State Convention at
Lonltville, on the 25th ultimo, was the fol
as. That free press, free speech, free bs'lot,
free dominion, 4pd the witt Of hobfas corpus to
protect Tie peronal liberty Of every citizen. are
will have tnd MAINTAIN them Ut ali hazardsS
"Wc have no disposition to taunt Ken
lucky In her present abject condition, but If
this resolution Is true, We must infer that her
people are not free. Democratic papers arc
not permitted to circulate IN the Stnte, ard
khe is deprived Of other enumerated cssen-
tlals of free government She is not thus
bound because her sons are pigeon-livered,'
and lack gall to make oppression bitter! but
lie waits mud hopes that she may be unfet-
tered without reeorting to force to re,estqb-
lith law. She will not wait many months,
nor will the nation delay in rising to her
/. rescue, If fraudulent P, esidential election
should in form re-invest Mr.. Lincoln in his
present tftice. Hceannot BE- fairly and lamfu!;y
tlfcted, and the people have determined that
be shall not hold his office If elected BY fraud.
BE could not Be more tcoTthless dead than he Is
uttng. but tootl Be Infinitely lss naischtspus,
+sf state and Tae2ltn and most graceful habit
nunts tnot1d yet b The most appropriate sacrifice
1oasch the nsulted ssdtion could offer in atone
me'st for As submission to hts i'nbtcaty and de:.
lsotian."
The secession editor who uttered the above
language, is now shedding crocodile tears,
aid wearing the embIems Of mourning for the
, 1865-04-28

ARRIVAL OF PRor W1NsLow-The Propeller
Wrsow, Of tho \. + c. r. f. line, arrived thls
Ing from Ceye!ald. she Ii the nrst Of the line
rive this seattn. hchmon1 and Bond the SCENTS.
hKHrvAL or scHooyEK FAlhylxLD-rh4 ting Dis
patch reached Dt1Ioittn the .ath VIII this vesse 10
t0n. The Eteo3tch leGs there Saturday Ias th4
scene Of the wreck and her arrival II th It pol1t
III sk Ct EettnE herr no to at appearances vsta
hCpeeAH Que. he Ttsa a.Nas among III F1ck3 Wtth
her bottom afnso In AID tul OF wssef. oTinE thn
shoa1ntss ct the watsr sha had to he Approached By
me- aus o tighter yet -twlths1nn hcg i'll "a, d&
tcultes the y. succeeded noblr In the taln1meat Of
her Grand and bEnx1uR her sate! ITO port. The dam
ne more directly lcca:ed. and Vii: rssutre la:gs
9u.lsy to EuE her IN shsps ags,n she Is insured IN
Fnox sAuEr 81: MAEIE:-Mr. Stafford. resident Of
whom It Is learl ed navigation 10 Lake Superior IL
Eow fee ana uas bsirueted. Nud Lake wss hraxsn r..
th4 weFsher was mud knd warm. No fe:rs need bs
ene'ts iued ef steamers Or VESSELS Getting through
, 1865-04-28
JEREMIAH PORTER,
Chaplain 1st Ill. Light Artill ery


Correspondence Of the Chicago Trbu1e1
Deaths in Cumberland U. 8. A. General
Hospital, Nashville, Tenn, for the week end
lug April p, 1865:
W'tlltsm Henson, co 4, 9Th Tennessee
Stephen ". Sewell, 60 D, 162d Illinois.
Nehemiah Deaeranville, co Z, 14sth Illlnos.
YIN. c. Edwards, CO D, 9th Michigan.
Jo+tph Brown, CO D, SD Indisna,
Geo. W. Hays, CO A, 33l Indiana.
Lorenzo Hiddleson, co B. 12th Ohio cavalry.
, 1865-04-28
aAIEs At THE aEcoND BoAap.

YTEytR1PTION AGENCY 7.3O LuAN,
SECOND NATIONAL RANK OF CHICAGO.
n BANK will receive subscriptions 70 the new 80
T. 8. Eetes, and psy the interest from dxis OF sub.
zc.lrt.ou to the 15Eh Of Junc-
I-ss notes are issued IN denominAo Of t53, $tG1,
$500 &1pG opd -tc.r tntefCst st the rate
per cent per ann. and payable three years from
18th OF June, 1S65 NAV be conEerteds At tbs option
Of he holder, st mssuzlty into six per cent so Eole
bearing bonds. ...,....
By set Of Congress they ara tree from State znd
Maalcipal ta1anon, aud having this ad7autaSe, ara
b best security for Investment now Ii tho xlt.
scd car rurnab tna uo:es Immediately receipt Of
ortets free Ct charge. J. A. BILLS, t.ts.nent.
EpWD l. .TlNkBAN, Cashier.
, 1865-04-28

DESTRUCTIVE FLEE At SOUTH BEvp.-We
have received information from co7respon-
dent at South Bend, that terrible fire o.
POST Office. National Bank, and both hotels
were destroyed. The loss Is estimated at
s1op 400: The whole business: part of the
fogn WIS threatened by the .condagration,,
and saved only by the greatest exertions.
, 1865-04-28

~ 49,, 80 ~ o.+aa:. esAu ~ ~
nfms WIN uperai za1es AZ sata1Sat ios new, and W
for old.
anf, Tnesdav newt ouino n ,ha .,r,v.1 ~ t1a ~
-,a,ns ~ ~ Nv sai.. ~ ~ sas -.
will be entirely suspended. The banks and public
Offices will all be closed and notes falling due m
thosa a.~, VIII ,.v. - ~ ,sts =, ea..., ' ~ =.
~ uoss o.9s W.. lave ~ oe paisa VI oaLufoay. II
would be well for business men to recollect this.
The First National Bank Of Gaiva, Henry
conn,v. 1lltnoIa commenced hnsfnea. m ,ba mn
49,. i., nar,,.s, ~ en- ooo aaa 49, VI 10 ,n
INST, Will apleai ot Sao,eoos ano she privilege
Of increasing It 10 $100, ,0C0. Wm. L, Wiley Ia
President, and L. ". Beck, Cashier.
1Ac n4tst caaonal na"A " c1nelnnat.. On
Thursday last threw ont The notes Of all Ohio
Bauks. Dankable funds are now n1rrowed down
to Greenbacks and National Bank cnrrency.
srha t-sr"scttans ~ pa.r,iar-, s,a..-s - p;...
ue ~ ouD~1o ~ as @4st''
last we're at the following quotations:
Federal OIL. .sloo
Wbif,ev Nv o' @'aA4 n
--Duyine 4hs +wo weakr eadtn1 AM o35 ~
ootlDs 'ae wv "eeAs eaoiog Ap1ti Sza, tae
amount Of national currency Issued vas S5a51,s ,soo
, 1865-04-28

Fast Ina1a chiefly tar hene ne md nrttes arc half
g. nee ~ sss, = ~ =. e -
an~ ~ 81 osss Raescon - %. With s2a ,ots n
dp.y pai ss51 Il. 80 70 D. .ii .aa s0S's
AssT:a..E1he =: hrstnsss IN raw SstuTu.y ant ,ndsy
nd ss M r. sI,c II sn ,Fse
,5E .sE eal2ensg az afFri1sy :aa-
M Eahs good d. 1:s nnd n TT 70
26.ia iss: ,sis abite. 134alse: snd ye:!ew 1sA3
1eac, TIE aslss u raw rre t3o aus ~ ~ ~ StSs
itc KeId 2nha- 10 trcs. 9 bris and Il b1a aasa'a
h.' nd. 1ft and l5.0 o4, Havans, fi@lIe mos t,-
green snd Jap. l. Stronger. prices having an I1Wna
ttnden-y Onlvnrs are ~1thcut pa.tsco''l eaane y I
dhand., 2co ooloa. and $40 green. on psi7ase
kttrn4.
, 1865-04-28

FroUK-1n moderate demand. S.1es 1oJ or's chatcc
Can.oa Spring At 375o; 30 bras ordinary do t;o0
100 brs mixed Red a.d White Inilan. at s5.I3; IS
bIIs AI Indians at - 25293. .-....,
9RAN-WheaS dn and IN only limited milling re-
qrtsr: t.les 500 bu Red vi ter At SIN: 100 bu
Willie Michigan atSi 81 Corn dali: sale. 500 ou s,n
d1ed At Csc. Oats: salea leo hu at So, n4sgct.
Rh.ey: 400 ou ian ada on sek ut 100 as
Il So and !oaas Cansda to arrive =: *1Sl. Eye
Lis. Barley Malt qultt bus hsm1y helt At Sl9. o.
, 1865-04-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EvH3E3a. ApE41 q. Et3.
Tau sdEet Q{ Grdta na1ttd on basis Of &c
Eo-0ce. fl 0ccoTd1nce triA q FEs0kRftoH Ddx3ed On
Ch0nQe, and FtpoTked BY w. unsa o<Aer1o5ss
tptc1Hsd.l
FHKIEHTS-LAKx FRE10Hrs were dut1 and
luVtf, Engakenenls were: Bafquo 8. Y. 3. Watson,
osts 10 Bu1so 7c Vessels vera ohsIsd 1t loc for
aIr TIII Fns1aHrs-Tha 1ar1cns Fastetn ro,a,
upr srp1Oh haf ttou u,tr-x
, 1865-04-28

SefdH In New fOfk--ANEfI .s3s
Ttmoihy Is Ia mode1a.a tSsde tetn1Ed 1t 3503as Ia
assn a1. nty KcuGh F.a1 Is cu.; holder. dam and
e icE91 50. bpt buvefs 20 not spond. Tnorr has
been ovrn mt Ia Ln.eed. ar .csnr VI nE-rtns
at the @11c1s rafd. whch nse 2A35c higher, In gold
the "a embrace 20 600 bag bombay ana Calcutta,
ntA I.tEea N 4 ~ - -@7'
, 1865-04-28
Chicago Gribnlle.
FRIDAY, April. %. 1865.



The puhlic will bear in Mild that tbs accouo
week in May il tho peraod 11cd upon oF The
Springfield Committee fnr subscriptions 10 the
monument Of Abraham Lincoln, proposed to be
erected at that placa.
, 1865-04-28

Wheat No. White held at $1-5n. without huyeT.
Cet he'd At Soc :ra.k.. ana SIC IN store. o.ts
Sta At q 81 Barley market well tuppl!sd - md d
anie 1t iol me- gu tstiors- Ptima Cao1ca 3s.s3 Y
lou Ds; pElme Michigan $7o5.
, 1865-04-28

Fresghts at Tofe1o-Apri y.
Gra;u lsetghta IL unchanged. There wefe several
vene sselit cssgoes 1t &c for gr tn to Buffalo, Ind
1or ~ ns
, 1865-04-28
MMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, April H.
The following summary shows the movement In
Produce and Provisions, during the part twenty
four hnurs:
, 1865-04-28

After call there were buyers Of No. Spring at
S1.tsA, selle1H asking {c more, but no business
wps done. There Was nothing dong in Pro-
, 1865-04-28

WOUD-The market u Without change. The
pr< 1tnAte prices .Ee Ab. ut Is follows: ,,
Beech per Goru, delivered. ......-$ttTtl0
MApe per cord, delivered.
NOtpI.-Tne Hsrke: II fAt and prices namln.
We quote coE mon to beat a! E@t 6.
san Here: 5,N1lb. choice clip At &c.
, 1865-04-28

There was increa1ed activity On the Stock Board
to-day, and the God market was moderately brisk.
Or The First Board Gold was sold at 14s!Dta ind
Oh the Second Board 1T 147t0145. The denand
Was almost wholly confined to the requirements
Of short sellers. At the closs the market was
heavy, and there Was strong downward tendency
in quotalons-c chiefly owing to the fact that On
Monday next Government will pay the interest On
the $50 bonda.
Silver Ia very quiet and nominal at tss01to.
Government bonds were flmer. On the Stock
Exchange Flve-rwentfes we're In good request
and nrm at 1855. md TeE-Forties at g7t, and for
small at 95}. We quote:
, 1865-04-28


Omega Of organic Rebellion, have yielded to
Federal control. Charleston, the head Of
the serpent that tempted the commission Of
original sin, has b1en b; b;uised. New Orle7ns,
the luxurious and corrupt Corinth Of the
South, carly learned the error Of her ways
from the convincing guns Of Farragut and
The ecathing canons Of Butler. The armies
Of the rebellion are now hors du eooabdl.
Davis, the rebel chicfta:n, reversing the Tro-
jan Enedd, is borne by the Father of waters
to the borders Of Ills usutpatory sway. The
dream Of Southern empire, founded on
slavery, Las not been realized. It has had
the anplest scope for SUCCESS, and has met
its fu11llmcnt in utter failure.
But failure Is not necessarily con:cmpti-
bic. a defeat may be even glorious. The
Euh1ug3tcd often challenges the admiration
Of The yictors. HcroIsm comes not alone
with the conqucring hero. Resistance is
sturdy virtue that hath large claims upon the
respect and homage Of manlind. The Ian.
1els Of Pluck-thc Englishman's shibbo1eth--
may be won and worn, although the crown Of
victory he lost. May We not expect to find
many tokens Of heroic devotion 10 the rebels
cause which shall at least rescue something
organized and overthrown, what hope Of
honorable mention in history hath their repu-
tation save in noble, unsclt1sh deeds Of chiv-
a1ric prowess and deyotions Have not their
professions and yaunts led US to expect this
result? Have not thris leaders dedlcsted
themselves and thtir all 10 the cause
Of Southern Independence? And where
shall We find the redceming traits Of
our fallen foess Did secession inaugnrate
its career with such dignity and honor that
we must acknowledge its heroi: sincerity and
marnnnImity? Let Fort Sumter and the
<'Star Of the Wesl''-let the duplicity and
trcachcEy Of such as Breedn1idge and Floyd
make answer. We will not underate the
valor Of their military defense during the war,
but TO its closing scenes must we look for the
decisive tests Of courage and Eacriace. Do
they appear? What opportunity to have i'm
mortalized the long and stubborn defense Of
Charleston By an unrelenting sacrifice OF ev-
ety life to rcrel the hated invader! How
possible to have crowned the laborious
strength of Richmond's works with victory
or deatat. Hecatombe Of patriots who dis
duined to desert their capital or be taken
n1ive within Its walls, would have given q
: monumental grandeur In history to their
cause. Or, If Lee bad possessed the military
sagacity ascribed to him, why did he not
fortsee the result, md with proud, calm def.
ancc yield to the impending necessity, and
not await the hunlliating Issues OF an igno-
minious flights And shall we not find in the
annals Of Presidential assassination -slayery's
last resort rage, despair and hate-an abso
lutte teucrity Of seli-sacridce compelling I'D
, 1865-04-28


mhslng contracts at $1.4t # F.ouf 70 Nav 4urt ano
II 80 n 1tostcD Fourth cnss goods tnes sF2Les.
Ft.0uK-Hfeeived.2 GA bal; zhlppea. 3.esS os.s. ~
Market ectda -ly less sttIye pot witnnus M suy
ter1as chnae ~ ysl9e S3lss Tete e ~ ~ o'a4 en- ies
81 s6:o; io6 h1ls- 13wa FAILS" y s6ao; SIS os-s
"Se, tch rrt t613 .,,n,s .ht,oat IN s9S bu.
ok-t % ess wsFs Fs,ss Ses - s3sF. Il
sf"o 10 spra: so 70 81 to aS : 8 4 90 a
III. i u0 bu do $l9; so1 ~ q, af st;'s
s:es b 4 = 81 = 81 ssroT. 3a
efs Gi,iiS Eeeei1sd as.1:o oa: .i;2ps5 1:,1ss r.
ns. e dech e.: ssc = ra.ts.. sies toxT II
}a S Z! :ss 6 j. n. s
y IS 5't':ec cs': 81 iss s3 e q, e. 4
ean ~ H Tnete ~ nothing aodE IN canal catn
an9.s an9.asrs-peceivsd. s1,s51 bu: shipped; t11is ba.
ID Stsss & s i so i a9 q s*d!
~ 1es IN 30 II i3xc; 500 bu DO at t!4s-cosnE
auis: ii exc. There w~snotaia< aoae u No. 0a.s.
, 1865-04-28
THE Ern OF r.-E. s,k kAGEoY.

The fifth act In the most imp '6'ng tragedy
The world has ever seen has closed, and the
curtain fallen upon the dead body Of j. Wilkes
Dootb, The assassin and his victim have met
In the presence of Him who is the Judge Of
the quick and the dead. In shat solemn trl-
bunal they have passed beyond the reach of
human DEGREES and human ken. They stand
at the bar OF everlasting justice. It remains
for us who live to contemplate the awful
scene, and while paying proper respect to the
,memoly and virtues OF our beloved Caief
Magistrate, to reflect upon this moss mystic
7iona ordering Of Providence, which has. in
the twinkling Of an eye, as it were, removed
Abraham Lincoln and his murderer from the
world by violent death. It is not too 1nach
to say that history docs not record an eycnt
so complete and startling in the elements
Of tragic interest. The assassination Of
Julius Caesar aid the subsequent death Of
his murdcrers, some on the field Of battle
md others by their own hand, fail
to constitute so mournful picture. The &C.
tors In those events were not the representa-
tires Of great ideas working out the d"stl-
mics of mankind. Abraham Lincoln was the
representative Of emancipation. J. Wilkes
Booth represented The spirit OF expiring
slavery. Booth assasslnated our President,
,o..> W. ~ % - n,,,ai, ~ 1;, sae neasen
ro1n ~a. I s,l. .e.,, o-a..".t r,' ~ ~
4o'euoet wv o.ua.. .s.~ss. S1p Aao ~
etnon. LUZ "'e.s4Asa ,us . a..An .au pua
nl'n ~ uea.a ~ TuaIIes -noa oesa eausu
Ms ~ opu.n - A.s "oe n' ~ e..as enu'
altnoosn IL "ouia n',e ~ aIeo.uea oet'ss "a1a
-ne s4e"s ~ tu1 =. 'pe - 1ue na''' ns tau
~ ~ uS, -, uaa peeu n -. - usaus ,,n, VI us
.'~A s...,.,'.s ~ D HNu n'so w @ae
~ ~ ~ .neuus.nn' . ~ ns ~ euula NV nase s'asea'
~ 9ue moueot, .n ~. oeeu ,,. ac.lon u 'nat Eye
.s.e.n sem nnvse oe,n1sa spn'1 "spnea n'nl ~
eoa1a. an. tae ue'lu uceo'
nu nee' aau "as p'eeu'1e ~ 4nquire
couse'n"s .uo ueeieee VI 'ne A.n.tgn'S, We
y moo'o .ooh 1o1 INC answer 10 aa 'n,s trouolc'
~ "as w .nas euue tessou as te'fiple as 'nas
WIS required 70 'eaca US 1ne true cnasaeter
ol .ne 1nsu.ution "n'co VIC nave neea COM
oat1me !o1 ao"f years IL may oe that some
ttueuaous "a."1os was neeoea 70 caution
W sealnsl any 1a@pefine Wild the iell spirit
" eascy' =. IL NOT necessary 10 assume
INA. NJ Lincoln $1,000 IN tns way Of a proper
, 1865-04-28

At The Chicago Board OF Trade Evening E1-
change there was fair attendance, but, owing to
the decline in Gold, there was scarcely any de-
mand for Produce. A few lots Of No. Spring
sold at F1.1s4-a decline Of tic since the close Of
Change. Oats we're quiet and unchanged. The
following we're the GALES On call;
, 1865-04-28

unanimous enemy ?-"Ou misguided South
err brethren"
, 1865-04-28

We recently published an item from the
New York Tribune soliciting Information in
respect to certain articles Of a treasonable
character that appeared in; the In Crosse
Dmocrat-an obscure but intensely Copper
head print, which is a seryile lmitator and
disciple of the secession sheet In this city.
We have been placed in possession Of the fol-
lowing specimens Of the fellows style of
writing for the 81 Democracy Of La Crosse
ara vicinity:
sPkcE1EN ECKBER ONE.
We see that our term, *widow.maker,' frst
ais I'll over The country. Years aite. Aoaest Old
dof I. forgotten The widow. maker viii be re-
me.nbered With The esrses as Of millions. ."-La
SPECIMEN TuNBER TWO.
ho can calmly look back upon the destsuc-
uon he has c2used and not blush to think SO vale
thing as Abe lincoln has been III owed 10 dups
S !9,5 onGe fs
heel Of tyranny. Ia Crosse Democrat, Oct. sth.
SPECIMEN NuxRER THREE.
For years, laws and constitutions, sacred
Fsehts en-! guarantees hare bt en- ,rampled under
CEurNr, constitution breaker, and equal traitor
with JET. Dayit.'-Ld Crosse Democrat, Oct. lvth-
SPECIMEN ECKBER roun.
"Thc crimes Of the rebellion are fast being
II The Greater stimes Of The LIN
tlon Of Tie Government through tic ballot boz,
are disftuncblsed, and The strides Of the uenrper
zen, SUCCEEDING REToLuT1oS u T NAY De- Be,
VElOPE TILE 1SSTRUMEETALITY WHICH
EAS 41R TIE $o2STRY i;EI Of IT'S RzsTRoY
THOUGH SUDDEN AND USEXpEOTED. 70
ANY ONE WHOSE DEATH EVER BECAME
1AE CAUSE OF PUBLIC REJUIctSG."-Ltt.
tsosse Democrat, oct. 24ih. 1864.
SPECIMEN NENEkR FIVE.
".The day OF wrath cometh, and The tyraut now
IN power if reaponFlhle for 1t NIL. We are rushing
into the flood Of d revolution in The North at
numbering Hnill1ous, cannot and will nut stand all
the insults md endure alt the wrongs bIcoted sad
E f;s hssD e es saoHSs 1 bo9p e.
Killed Il aoncR3 oS Rf AloTD aa9g pPSS FoR 7Ea As2
GEASGE, ;E ;sG ,5;S ASp THElR PLANTS WILL BE
Z. ~ xUS TURN FROM 4nE EVILS OF THEIR
wE oSE SGkEH9 MH9 SosH 4S HasHAg
sios HtS ARE REsS ioSs doS2rSGEb ASR SGl or orpRE
so long as Republicans abide b. the lave Of the
lard, lei uk DEMOCRATS do the sanc. But when
they use pistol. let Us Use the rf'e. When they
,ga,te ME the match, let u arply ihe torch: WIEN
LET Is sEHr TIL rHE IEapER Or TaaT PAK
IT, AND DESTROY HIS HAB1TATl0N:-La
u osse Ut7notrat, Oct. :, 1861
ATRDER OF LINCOLN ADVISED.
The Lacrosse Democrat Of August 20, 1864,
closes au article In these words:
" The man Who votes for lincoln now is t1ai-
tor. Lincoln IL traitor and murderer. He who
pretending to var for. ware against the Constitu.
lion oI our country traitor, and Lincoln l. one
Of those men. He aho calls and aIlures nen to
certain luschery, Is a murderer. and Lincoln has
done ali this }fdd any fognatr Democratic Pr<s-
dtxf Er0F7ed Nuon the CDn4tnri1n 0r fE9 fff .rsfh
the dtetinifs Of tAt NdtioE az Lincoln Ads, he
1'n,hid har< keeA Aurltd to rt,ditton long s'nce.
AMI IF he IS ELECTED TO MISG0yEEN
FUR ANOTHER FOUR YEARS. We TRUST
SUME bold HAND WILL PIERCE MS
HEART WITH DAGGER POINT FOR THE
PUBLIC GOOD.n
, 1865-04-28
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