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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

ASSESSORS ELEcTED.-The figures re-
ported to us last night elect the following
Assessors for the several Wards of Column
bus and Montgomery Township: LIST
Ward-.George B. Harvey; I'd Ward-G. w.
johnson; Sd Ward-Abraham Stotts; 4th
Ward = Christian Heyl; 9th Ward j.
P.Remmy; 9Th Ward-Peter Johnson; 7th
Ward-D. Stump; 9th Ward-J. P. Roston;
9th Wards. W.Park.l mR9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

JAMES NAUGHroN has splendid stock OF
shawls.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

JAMES NAUcHroN has opened q large
stock Of spring goods, hosiery and gloves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

JAMES NAUGHToN has not an old stock to
show his customers. All is NEW.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05
DIR. Hollow.

NEW YoRK, April 4s-Dr. Bellows sailed
to-day for California, fsess ss IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

JAMES NAUGHToN does not advertise
when he cannot fill the bill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05
Township Officers. ;

The figures on township officers in mos
of the Wards could not be obtained last
night. We give below all that were re-
ported. We think the Democratic Town
ship Ticket is elected:
TREAsURER.- Montgomery Township y
Geo. P. Schroll, 95; L. Yerington, 5O:" Isl
Ward-Schroll, 93; Yerington 1917: I'd Ware
--Schroll, 81; Yerington 232: 9th Ward
Schroll, 295; Yerington, sS: 9Th Ward
Schroll, 379; Yerington, 40: 9Th Ward
Schroll, ia; Yerington, 23O, s'St
CLERK Montgomery Township b. M
Albery, 81; j. HI. Wheeler, 40: 1st Ward
Albery, 90; Wheeler, 1917: I'd Ward--Al.
berry, 67; Wheeler, 232: 5th Ward -Albery
2S5; Wheeler, &c.: 9Th Ward-Albery, 3sl
Wheeler, 80: sth Ward-Albery, Ia; Wheel
er, 232. .s55,z n. Enc
The Trustees and other township officers
run about the same, SO far as the results
have been reported.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05
The Franklin Bankof Portage County

ing Business hereby gives notice Of It's readiness 10
redeem It's outstanding notes Of circulation at its Of
hce In franklin Mills Portage county, Ohio. as re-
Feb. I. 1884. y. L. DAY. Cash
febl( -emdt6wT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

JAMES NAuGHToN has cloak department
worth visiting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05
Terms Of The Weekly Statesman.

We will send our Mammoth Weekly Edition OF
TEE OHIO STATESMAN, TO Subscribers, from May LIST
ing the whole Of tho exciting and important Pres-
Dental Campaign, including the Election Returns
on the following Low TERMS:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05

Editors Of THE ome SrATEsMAT
/. srssnd for specimen copies. as 1c-1lT D. a
March l, 1864. X eisss NJ n X " y ,l.lsf
H8-All Weekly Newspapers copying the above
Prospectus. with this notice, fivc times before the
first Of May, will receive TIE DkILr STATESMAN ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-05
PRESENTATION SWORDS

Constantly on hand. worth from se5 10 eesO. We
finest quality Of Presentation Swords, udaEscfwref
at much lower prices than can be purchased else-
whore. fol tGl soi p3issfTI 9gl fl9o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-12
Get tho z $,
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
8 3 T IL . n A g Z I j 4
e ~. flrif;.,,
8. =. EE.EsKSO 49,,

where all are invited tn u aud examine.
rENHE Empife Machine Inns skea sffy quantity
{ Pieutam-, alI e ali bare tai L sa45e
Premiums Il there had Z Ct, p,oTe l7l-s.
Why ,is Enl3fs N,rtee 4. ta,v tttt.saY = r
4 I, makes TIE l4ck Or sla,ris ~ 2. 81 en-
VII ne,tte1 rtp nor ragei 7gs 70 sttis ~
,. Il has neither car nor eng sted, .5e
least ppssi-i tiietlen, and TuHs ssnopta 80.
and 5 elapaai,z-4i = y 4estfas fz=t=qs.
5, Il Feslafas PERSIST seg.lns en- every itserif-
ton II ,aaterti f-5l. lest % tie finest muslin
vita cotton linen OF Xix thread. from the c.elIs-
est . the En-st EHGbe5.
Il requires fry per cent. less power 10 drive
it thla aay ether u.d,Iine. girl . years Of
a c,.R " tx it steadily wilton, fatigue G. inju-
ry u health
5. Is strength and wonderful. simplicity Of
construction fender 1t almost impossible TO &c.
ost q der, aad is guaya',.s9 70 give entire sat
istsetion.
6 rs seams are more hrr, aad 5eauifgl being
aJih os. tcth sides leaving 70 iidges to wear Of
sy washing ahd isuziae
:. TIE teEstaa Of hotb threads - got on the
sur.aae Of the nlnehines yog do n0. haFe - turn
the iaa.hine ~ e so,ea " get the teass3n OF the
lover thread. y hon tae tension Is onos adjusted
On che Empire MacLine any quantity ef fs.ihe
be done without ottHgc
{. Its seams Cannot he removed wa rat pick
iag or c2ttsng them, as i IL fra e1td stitch.
4 THIS Hlaohine has beep eaapineA by the
most profound e2peits and pronounced - be -Sis.-
ni.a,:y and g'ssfs1sn .o71,ssa
IL. Ne seepeesfu,iy pYite en wao may desire
to supply thensalses with superior article to
cell and ezapIiae tfis Jsirit led Maeaies. a H.
spestion u tbSs machine v ii satisfy any person
ST ttG great szty .e ybhing IN the market
IL. 1--WE uinStes Instruction 50 suf6eisutto en-
sb,e say psrssn - work It TO s1oire s4tisseeties
- 0ae ST ths Expire Machines oar be seen
~ qpssaaioa, =. ahse Aa1A AiSEr,s DFeas tn3
Cloak nszisg Room, .oTsr l. =. Grssaey3 sore.
MAG Street 20
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Farm for Sale.

rENHE subscriber being somewhat Advanced 10
years, and Wishing TO change his busi-
res, will sell his farm situated IL West Brooks
willie, in very pleasant location, cOata lining AZ
least ll9 acres OF land with Cottage House
yesTs oid ID finished in the best Rlaaaer, and "a
good repair, Wen PAINTED cut side and in
Two barns, with sheds the barns wood h"use.
carriage house, workshop and store house, with
good cellar. Two weeks of never failing SOFT
water, oie at the house and the Other at the barn
Ihe farm is in good state of cultivation, well
fenced with cedar ienee; the pasture is well wat.
cred With lisiag water 18th plesty ofwood And
cedar fencing standing. The house Is tbe best |.
town, and cot years ago, 2 go dollars.
wiz alec sell with III fam Al ~ any part OF the
faIs&ing toois, which are abandaQt; also yoke
Of gear old oxen handsome and good, ana an ex-
ceient COW, and give possession in tiize fox sPsins
work, and gre good title.
The above fam wiil sen for 81, 500. and
make the terms easy. Any person wishing tor
good farm in pleasant location. ard for balf IL
Ealae, will please call and examine for then
selves. JOHN WATSON.
Hest BrooksyiHe, April l5s 1854 "a
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Washing Mala Easy.
rR,HE subscribers taFiug purchased tie right 20
7 iaauuf.c'are ana y
Gre1's Pe.eat H. hing Machine

.
ca-- -s4-... .-e t...zs. ps#.sss &c eaine al
E-AEA's STEAM MiLL.
an take Til. method to bl.ng said Aaeliaes 70
the notice u tue pubiic.
II tas oesn tried il car families, aud in trsuy
other families in This iidze, AID in every iast4ee
the result has beer me- satisfactory, ana We caa
ilenHy assert tAzt II Possesses more Of tie
requisite qualities Of a god washing machine
than any otBe. heretofore offered t. the puo u
and fee4 assured thar u fair trial Of If ~iR
convince any reasonable person that it il . raiu
able acquisition u the kitchen On washing days
aad haPing tyi' il VIII purchase one.
II ID compses and light, occupying no toore
room thaa q common wash Sun and can be as
easily hsudsed. It Is s.up xith 10 con p!ieated
parts to get cat q order, and can BE worked by
bav OF girl WITH a little practice well by an
adfg2t. iR wash hing, a since Part g garment,
the wristbaHd ST eoi!ar 1i sbirt can b. waghed
vthGat washing the Whole, all sther Machines
d. thsseby s&v5ag the wear Of toe garment hy RIB
hing Of TIE pans already clean; AMI last. thoagh
least, i "a ell Ga, eostE. only SIX delars, which
kr.r IS II within the leach of eReFg one AaRing
d 1thes 20 wash.
This nlschiaes can ee seen ara e1am5sed at the
plGsa Of m&nulac.sre, sad can be ordered Of
either of the eabseribels. No person viii DO
asked to pay for e machine EiLbaa&t thorough
t,isl
kfr Tyler VIII Gtssn, TO the sd1e ef the rs aehin.s
ir OsAa- toTns IN the :vo Go0R.ies sc soar &C the
warts # Ahts towR ear be SUP hsd- u7iens %
HaE s n be tddhessed 10 [. H. [ lnsg Hlsgerta
er Eeyal Tyaor, kas.h Elie&orth, and siIk receiye
p-erDps s.sseE.jon.
We haze dee IN correction wi-h 1hc Washing
rnaehise r.ae e nSR eFssl Clothes TsiRgers' with
aagg " heels, gekilg it more 5orAbls ard aces
Eksiy 3o5ainsy thar sr- otkea; GI.a is FroEogoe-
e2 re s,dys tasr Triagar IN Prise from s.. so
ss 6 ,9e, according se agza.
szarl.ssr olss. -,k. aalss.irg, g. y Nevree;n,
T. o.. -fesse-s, L. Paris, Z. !. II. A.len. 2a7ie
t3ouaeg s. " s.eai1bs, =. s.. $sesaFs-, q. e
-1sy5a = Z. Ti-tesas,. & Z. HaseeE, Il. y. -Aas-
III. Gs4saes pff8i4. koaazt C.&e.
~ T. ELMTR.
30a AZ. Ell e..
zi-lsssS III ns.sn3a !. EN4.
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NOTICE.

.gHIIE f1a hefstafsre c&istins nd The name
Z al 1 FHsZtER / >UN. is tl.s day dis.
sa,vei y mutual c1uscat The bls ness u the
ata firm viii DC settled iy tie senior par tner.
Isa' Frazier,
persons indebted Will please call AMI settle
as on as possible, as the tusiness OF the finn
must be adjusted.
I~AAC FB AZTE2.
MILTON FRAZIER.
Ellsworth, August III, So.
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PREBLE'S
TIRELESS
WASHING MACE. INE
NOW IN USE!


rgvUTs IS the only reliable WASHING MACHINE
L now in use. II has been in operation tor
the last six mguihs aad has hot 10 any case Tale
to give satisfaction and the various tests to
which it has been sui Jccted fully demonstrate,
that t4tre than hal ri the lator, AMI more than
half TIE soap required in band labor, is saved by
its use. /, does its work thoroughly, and with
little labor On the pant O! ia" operator The
most delicate clothing, as well Gs coarse aud
bulky articles, are washed with eqGal neatness
and completeness.
Nc handling or attention il needed after the
clothes are put in the machiue. They are kept
continually turning, presenting n new surface to
be optrated upon at every movement in Washing.
The clothes are not rubbed. They are pressed,
AMI Ice most delicate fabric cannot be Iujur d.
Therefore it IS Al Indispensable article ot EoGsc-
keor.iHs. ana rs It's use the price Of tho Machine
would be saved in twelve months in the wear Of
washing clothing, in any common family
TIE proptie.ars claim that this machine posses-
es Qualities Tor washing superior to any other now
Icl,le the pailIc- .lInons which the boiling Of
t5e clothing IS rendered unnecessary, tho articles
being iun through the IaaeAi second time US
ing water se4iIiHstot With small quantity +
soap.
Iae following Testimonials are siTcn -
ELLsWoRIs, March ! t., 1864.
"PEEBLEs TIVELEss MASKING MACHINE has
been USED Ia my family for les weeks past. 1t
is an excellent Mgctiuc-has given mum saii.-
faction aud Is fully eqaa. 10 tao recarnls H.atien,
saving Labor all act iajastes tie clafte~.9
We eeacur in the above Statement; OF the value eft
this Machine, having also used enc incur iimiiiea
J. v. Jests,
ions l.. MouH.
There hes been used IN my faaly izr sumo
w -. ouo II " Prvbi1's fir'less Washing Ma,
c3.Ia,-. ard ham ~ hesitation ia .ay3es tat
.F. ..E 4-fs sF,f. -
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HREEu1A! NOTICE.

TIE urde-si -nei hereby gives T. tee tbs; he
h released E claim 10 lie services @. his i.liLcr
;. jesse fau-stou; that he vii CAIN NONE Of
LIS earnings zai pay uyae # his bil.s
AMOS AIuERT9S.
peeE Isle, JOY ia, 1set. -
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Piles. rr7 ,INING ANn rEHfsYrs,

PILES, STAINING AND IGNE~NlS,
n ~,sF&sisIsG - .lttss4Js,
Are the re-tIlts 81 Inflammation ton Of the mu-
cous me.lb ana Of LIS bowels, induced b. drastic
I.i--iLeSe .aesl.,t l5ls s-isaa ei bong owed
BY the eli le ed IT, t..r lower bowels aud H.
dlca pessS Ia 1uave!nsst ,s5.a by their
irtI;5lIQn - h.Hes ths ia s73t era -, tseehiE9
p4ls 2 Is o. eGaliis Gfa ts 1feIaseft' 1le el.is
% h- tr7fsr oe:i at ltis sss'g9 ist5 axe thsss
lmlsrfet ii.is.
Ii yaa 5go8al avoid tap-a auEey =1ces. whichever
paI alive ic.Ee Is re ia5rcd, tl,e = c95e Z
kADNYa4 : EEVU LAliNI fIllS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons aala..4 with TlLEs, may roy % positive
cure by theIg III
COATEJ ESIIH GIN.
COATED WITH GUN.
COATED WITH GUN.
n. Railway Pills are elegantly C ateI with Gum,
ar from t,-ls sue,, can be taken II all times
ant all occa- No danger H result from colds,
# exposed to damp weather .fier t4AIZs these
pills ...
SIX or RAILWAY PILLS
Have secured 4 vigorous evacuation, in severe cases
of Inflammation Of tia Bowels Paralysis &c, after
Crotn oil haTlea oil aj ciinus au3 ether means com
p'ce,y failed A do-e a Railway Pills will remove ali
.,bstrletlons AMI free passage DIRECTIONS for
inside each boz. Price per boz, % cents Sold
BY Druggists, Medicine Dealers and store keepers
n B-Every AGENT has been furnished with fresl
AID lev male rl.ls. As each box : cEe!9=e4 ~
= stesl Engraved Labsl take none others.
RADWAY Co,
81 Maiden Lane. New York
price Of Ready II lief q cen . Per bot.le.
c. g fstk, AGENT. Ellsworth, Ne. i'i3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-12

~ Every slider vssHaa3 3 r-'i2 az s.si-a ~ 'sS
INA Il sIs s-t, .7. H
sTfhs v 3 81 s'e' t.-.t
ra.4 m a54 a.. 9, al4set-a The ssrytss satied
70 4 peslsicR
rA Bssnty 81 :Is6 Is and can be ot.inea by H'e
Tor the Miasw Chillrea, Father, Mother or Hers 81
every Snleier sbl = Killed Sies ia the service
aise AL back pAy. Arrears 81 pay, and All a-A'Ssh'S
<-dnc ike Soldier II [, tylas u hss death.
Al tensions vnis Il en- The ea-os n the Il
olicatioa, in esch Care.
,a be Byeaptly attended And Information given WITH
osroasssg If postage stsmp enclosed to pay Fessrs
ysttxee =. ,.
yAe prenT4est a4eEtiou vii sc eivsa 70 ali claims eE
s.a,sei e ne ard ckeTges urlY - usrE a@sseTe
Get I'll wAe haze CLAIMS be sIre and Gail upon
- WATExSi0ESE,
N ELLSWORTH Ne
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sPRr4PS p4A s. COUNTY N1NEf
80 ~ ,ats.5I 8 5.sEs. IS zaEs r. tis-rs.
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A DEMONSTRATION, SAI.E.

!..sw3-tt A7E 81, 1855.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

A bill was reported from the Senate Commit
tee on Commerce, Yesterday, by Mr.. Chandler
which provides stringent regulations and hesvJ
penalties for smuggling. All vessels, cars
trunks, vallses, and all personal effects oI
travellers, coming from foreign country, ar,
subject to inspection; II their owners refuse Il
open their trunks or packages, they are to b,
forfeited. Additional Inspectors are provided
for districts, as follows, Pssssmsquoddy,, 4
Portland and Falmouth, 8; Eastport, 4; Bot,o on
and Chsrlestown, IA; Pembiua, .; Chicago, q
MichilimAcinac, o. sandusky, I; Cuyshogs, s.
Erie, Il DunkIrk, 1; Buffalo Creek, o, Niagara,
.; Genescc, o. Oswego, 5; Champlsin, 4; Yer.
mont, Q.
The penaltyof selling cargo before lnspec.
tion, is $500 to $1,000 fine and 1--WE TO eight
years Imprisonment. For breaking seal or
fastening Of revenue agents, imprisonment one
to ten years and ane OF 500 to $500. The In.
fermer 10 entitled TO one. fourth, and II weasel
Ia forfeited, one-eighth OF the proceeds.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

Rumors were prevalent yesterday OF rebel
raid on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which,
as usual, was greatly exaggerated.
The business of the road is not al all inter-
rupted, but was threatened for q time yester.
day morning, by seventy mounted guerrillAs,
under command of McNeale, Of West Virginia,
who came into Piedmont, 28 miles beyond
Cumberland. After cutting the telegraph
lines, burning several cars, and running half q
dozen locomotives of the track, and frighten-
Ing the women and children, the rebels left as
suddenly as they appeared.
Gen. Kelley promptly concentrated troops
from Cumberland and New Greek, and started
In pursuit OF the guerTillas.
No passengers or freight were captured or
injured, and all trains are running regularly.
The wife OF Major General Wallace was on
the east-bound passenger train, and daughters
OF General Schenck on the west bound, but for
tunately, with other passengers, escaped moles-
tation.
To prevent any repetition Of these raids very
large force OF the Ohio volunteers have already y
repaired 10 the scene, by order Of the Secretary
OF War and Governor Brough, and the road is
again amply protected.-Bdl. AVeriean.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

ToRD's NEW THHATRH.-The engagement OF
Mr.. Forrest, which has been one Succession OF
brilliant trIumphs, extending through . period OF
eight weeks, during which time the theatre has
been nightly nlled with crowded audiences com
posed OF the wealth and fashion OF the city, ter
minAtes this evening With the benent OF the great
traEediAn. shAkspeAre's grand tragedy of" Corio-
lanuG," which WAS produced last evening to .
donBely crowded house, In style OF unequAled
mABnihsenoe, constitutes the closing nerformAnee
OF Mr.. Forrest. A glorious bill 10 offered for to-
morrow evening, and for Monday, the promised
renewal Of the gorgeous spectacle OF the NAiAd
Queen " 10 announced, with the popular fAvoTite,
Susan Denim, A. the Queen, having been engaged
expressly to give effect to the perfect production
Of this fAVorits spectacle.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-Hiss Naomi
Porter haS AEAin returned TO the Canterbury, and
delights the frequenterH with her famous Torpedo
Jig. Her exquisite singing aud captivating person
adds now luItre to the Old urufy. The mAgnn-
cent ballet oil la BAyGdeTe" IL on The boArds this
week with several new Arti1tsS Tho "MOuntAin
Outlaw" IL In full tide Of sHeoe1s, and pleAHeS
AmA1ingly. The great sensation play of"Cudjo'S
CAVs"n IN AatlTe preparation, and Will BE- pro-
dusel with new scenery appointments, etc
VARnTnS AUlIo HALL AND TFEHTRH.-
Crowded As usual last night to see the popular
young dAnssuHes, the Misses ATshArdes, In their
beAutful dAneebI also the last week OF Ml1s Kitty
Lee and Fannie May. Miss Maggie FTlel and Bob
Nall In . oomis farce. Monday night, the fAAolnA-
ting young AetresS, Miss Frank Drew, wednesday
AnsTnoon, lSdiSs' and clerks lsVeo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
Latest from the Latter Day saints.

We have received q copy Of the Deseret
Nsrs OF the 18th ult., from which we learn
that the Thirty-fourth Annual Conference Of
the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints" had just concluded Its labors. On the
morning OF the last dty OF the session Presi.
dent Young delivered an address, which is thus
noticed in the official minutes OF the Confer.
ence
President Young delivered q very impressive
discourse, showing that the Gospel OF the
Kingdom could never be powerful TO save, uu.
lees the Holy Ghost dictated the speaker and
carried home 10 the souls Of the hearers the
words OF life; that the wisdom and learning OF
men never did bring the people TO q knowledge
OF the truth. He spoke Of the time when the
people would come 10 the Saints and seek TO
be fed, and urged the Saints 10 be diligent In
their labors In raising grain, and TO be careful
and not abuse the blessings which the Lord had
bestowed upon them. He said that no person
could be saved In the Kingdom OF God, and
neglect to observe the commandments; that no
ordinance had ever been revealed to man that
was not binding upon him to observe.
Tho editor OF the Deseret Rsrs devoutly says:
We would that the world could have been
assembled to have listened to the address oI
President Young last Sunday morning-it wac
not the man, but the servant Of God. We feel
assured that the Saints saw not the President
but listened to the counsels OF heaven and re
ceived them as II they had emanAted from the
mouth OF the Lord.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Tho underslgned, who, by original appoint
ment, or subeequent designation To all vacsn
oles, constitute tho executive committee ere
atod by the National Convention, held at Chi.
eago on the 10th day OF May, 1880, do hereby
call upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance OF the Union, the
supremacy Of the Constitution, and the complete
suppression Of the existing rebellion, with the
cause thereof, by vigorous war and all apt and
efficient means, 10 send delegates 70 . conven-
ton TO assemble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, the
7th day Of June, 1884, ct - O'Clock, noon, foI
the purpose OF presenting candidates for the
offices Of President and Vice President OF the
United States. Each State having . represeu,
tation In Congress will 10 entitled TO as many
delegates as shall be equal 70 twice the number
u electors 10 which such State is entitled In the
EDWIN MORGAN, New York, ChAirmAA.
CHARLES J. GILMAN, Maine.
y. BRAINAkD, Vermont.
K. H. ROLLINS, New HAmpshire.
=. 2. GOODRICH. MAssAehusetts.
THOMAS q. TURNER, Rhode Island.
GIDEON WELLEs, Conneetieut-
DENNING DuER, New Jersey.
EDwARD MCPHERSON, PennGylyA AniA.
N. D SmITHER8, Delaware.
LIE. WAGNER, Maryland.
THOMAS sPOOhER, Ohio.
X. 8. LANE, Indiana
sAMuEL q CASEY, Kentucky.
Y. PECK, Illinois.
HERBERT NJ. HoXIE, Iowa.
AUSTIN BLAIR, Michigan.
CARL SCHURZ, Wisconsin.
W. d. WAsHBpRN, Minnesota.
CORNELIUS COLE California.
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS, Kansas.
o. H. IRISH, Nebraska.
JOSEPH GERHARDT, Dist. Of Columbia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
Second Edition
| FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M. [
THE SITUATION.

No matter which way the tide Of battle turns,
many OF our gallant men on more than one bat
tle-deld on this continent within the week com
mencing ON Wednesday morning last, will bs
Killed and wounded in battle.
II is not now contrabaud, we believe, to an.
nounce, what the rebels Of the Southwest must
know ere this, that offensive movements com.
menced simultaneous with the movement Of
the Army OF the Potomac. We should not be
surprised to hear, at any moment, Of the fall Of
Dalton, in Georgia, the entire cleaning out oI
Tennessee, and the arrival Of General Banks
before Shreveport '. ,. .....
We shall be very much disappointed II the
FIRST Official dispatch from Gen. Grant Is no,
dated from the victorious plains of spottsylva
MIA or before the defences Of Richmond. We
do not agree with those who believe that Gen.
Lee allowed Gen. Grant to get between him
and the rebel capital.
We hope We are mistaken In this, because
we believe that the siege OF Richmond would
prove longer job than some very excellent
gentlemen believe.
The killed In the battle already fought, or to
be fought, In Virginia we cannot serve, but the
wounded we all can help, and It behooves the
citizens 10 prepare themselves To render all the
aid in their power.
The number must be great In such terrible
conflict ss will take place whenever the armies
OF Grant and Lee meet.