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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

CAIRO, Feb. 10.
Reliable information from Southeast Tenn.
says refugees are leaving Tennessee and Geor-
ga by thousands, many in starving condi
tlon. A large number Of dcserters continue
to arrive at Chattanooga daily.
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For Wounds. either Occai>Oned BY Oh.
BayOnet. Sabre or the Bullet,
sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier or Sailor are liable tN,H
are no medicines -o safe, sure and convenient mr.
Holi0way's Pills and Ointment. The poor wouuds
and almost lying sufferer might have his W0ur.i
dressed Immediately Il he would only provide hin
self with this mitci.eSs Ointment which should ..
thrust into the wound and smearet oil round DC
then cover with piece ~ linen from his knapsac.
ami compressed with handkerchief Takiugui-i
and morning six eight Pills, o. cool the sy-tr-
and prevent Inflammation
Every Soldiers knapsacs and Seaman r..
would pc provided with these valuable l.-mr1'--
tAb IlpN."Nule are genuine uule-
w1r''- Dc Holloway. Nrw-Yurk and LaLlou,"
ceru.l1ie as "a water-uIurA In every leaf &c On
Uf ireyt.Ut.- around each pot or box. the same.
he plainly seen by holding the leaf o. the ..-.-
handsome reward viii Ur SVEN Co. any rarH.-.
( such Information a- viii lead % the detect .l
any party W parties CONTRIBUTING The medicines .-
.+>..a 10 the Nauuisctory % frn.---r li....-
WAY. SOD Maiden Lals. Nc~ York.. IU. HE al. r.-
spectacle Druggists and Dealer .r Medicine
throughout ths civilized world In boxes 90 r cents
Co cents an. I-tI.
There i- considerable saving ay taking rhe i----
sizes.
NIB Directions Ter the guidance % patient. a
every disorder are ali.xei o. eac- box
Dealers ia nv well known medicine.
can have show Cards. Circulars. sc. >eut
FREE OF iXPENSE. BY addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
so MAIDEN Lane Ny.
JOHN r. HENRY l. CO..
Wholesale DEALERS ~
English n American Patent Medicines,
Hair or, AMI Rs,fara'rrs., P,rfansry afsI
Aiuts, o.. ~.
John F. Henry,t WATERBURY. Vt. amt
r. b. Johns %. MONTREAL, g. 2.
GENERAL AGEyrs FOR HoLLovsY's MEDICINES.
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VERMONT CENTRAL SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER 4RR4yGEMENT.
Commencing December l4th. lS65

Trans g9tEg South and East
Leave Burlington at N, 1926 Pm. and Sn0rv
M1ii Tram leaves 81 Alhans at 8 Is A n Bur..r-
ton o N, connecting at White River Junction ~.
bellow, Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester g.
and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Sprin.1e- T.
and New York, arriving In New York at % IS Pv
Day Erprsss Tram leaves Ogiensburgh az B a.
NJ, Montreal 80 nl ". Rou-s's Point al I0 IS Az
for Boston. Troy and New York
N'gtf ErPress Tram leaves UEdensbur-h AZ D.. u.
A n. Montreal AZ Oo p ". Rcuse's Point az Is ~
arriving 20 bostonat 90 N, connecting at Be 49,.
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and W.--
cester and Nermout Nalley Railroad fIr Springfield
and New Haven. and arriving in New York So '1s,
Pm
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NEW YORK, Feb %
4 correspondent writes as follows

7 correspondent WTltes as IOIIOW5
There are not over % families in jackson
vile who claim to be Inionists
The rebels in Florida arc about $500
strong under Gen. Finnegan. Late reports
state that Beauregard was marching in force
to Tallahassee and Lake City was being
guarded by Georgia troops.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. Is.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
- Union officers recently escaped from
Libby Prison have arrived in this city nearly
all from Western and North Western States
with several from the north
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Weakness OF Debility Induced by O,s-
Fatigue

VII soon disappear by the use Of these valla
Pills and the soldier will quickly acquire a1d-
ti0nal strength. Never let the Bowels be either
hncd or unduly acted upon u may seem -r-a--
that HolloWay's Pills should be recommends.
Dyseuterv and FluX. many persons supp0slug
they would increase the relaxation. This Is a q
mistake. for these Pills will correct the liver a
stomach and thus remove all the acrld hum0urs
the system. This medicine will give tone and Va.
b the whole organic system however derau1
while health ami strength follow a matter
course. Nothing viii stop the relaxation OF
Bowels 80 sure a this famous medicine
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. r.
TINTER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing Norsp,ser 3u,s -63 train, r,T ru- 60
foii0Ws
LE4TE BURLINGTON
81 N, Moi Tram for Boston, Lowell Noree,ter.
Bellows Falls, keene, FtchhurE BrattIeho-0.
Springfield. Hartford. New haven Troy, Albsry
and New York arrive ia Boston b. PN. Troy
$40 N New York y,pFN.
Though 70 Troy and Boston ritsosf Chauge Of core
. PM Erpress Train for Rutland. Troy, Allan,
New York, Schenectady and the West arrive 1f
Troy 30 Pm; New York by Hudson River Raj.
ruad next morning
~ ? n. Niyhf ETprsss from Montreal 10 New Y.rs.
arrive in Troy - n; New York f5rN
From re south and East Trans a-yne a. syrfrr-
ton a. foiiows
10 "a ", recommendation Tram from Rutland.-Th.
Train leaves Rutland at ~ NJ
- P N Passenger Train. Leaves New York at 1857
NJ Troy SODA NJ Rutland H. i5PN.
. - v. Nal Tram. from Boston, Lowell, Worce.
ter, Springfield, Hartford. New Haven. Troy. Al
hany and New nrk. leaves Boston ~ A n; New
York ~ =, Troy u - pm
TlCkET> sold for SaratOga. Troy. Albany, New
York, Schenectady and all principal points on the
New ork Central and Western Railroads and In
formation given BY
r C. ROWE, No. I, American Hotel B'cs.
% Fare alwa4 as low as by any other route ara
Baekage checked through
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PersOnal.

Rev. DIR. Parsons Cooke, formerly editor
of the Puritan Recorder died in Lynn, Mass,
on the 18th instant, aged sixty-four years.
The officers of the Vermont Cavalry pre-
sented handsome set of silver as a bridal
gift, at Brig. Gen. Clusters marriage on the
9th instant, at Monroe, Mich, to his bride,
Mrs. Libbie c. Bacon. General Custer IL
West Point cadet, and the youngest general
in the volunteer army, beng only twenty
four years of age.
Geo. A. Rogers of the Vermont Cavalry
has been commissioned as an officer of the
9Th Mass. Cavalry (colored) lie held rank
in colored infantry regiment in the West
Indies several years, came to the United
States and when the war broke out enlisted,
was wounded and captured by the rebels,
and was released on parole last October lie
has been in hospital here nearly ever since
and ON getting well enough made application
for position in the 9Th Mass Cavalry,
passing successfully the severe examination
required of all officers Of colored troops.
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Officers Just from Nicksburg state that the
rebel force al jackson is uncomfortable and
that it Is commanded by Logan and Writ Ad-
ans
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NEW SONGS.

toD Bless my Boy Tonight. Lovezrove. 3-c.
" "A beautiful new Song
Hiss me Mother ere I die Buckley pl
" Ny Pretty Little CAL Levi. =
" Laura Haunts my Fancy STILL Gilmore sl
90 ties Watching Ger My Mother Mayer .
Answer TO Who will care for Mother nowD
g" The Darkie's Rally" Partridge m
g The War is Nearly over Buckley. y
When this War is over, I'll Come sack to
Thee Mayer. o,
" Break it Gently to My Mother Buckley. %
" Uncle Sans Hoteln Wilder X
" Zula Gong Webster y
" Song Of a Thousand Years. Work =
These are the rery best new songs published Sent
by Nail, postpaid, receipt Of price
Burlington. Jan. H. 1861.
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- L STEAM WEEKLY TO
E&1sM> LIVERPOOL. touching at
So ~ p QUEENSTOWN, Cork Har
rtt-4z-t.EvP h.tr Tha ,r,rr -

nor.l The well known Steam
err Of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelnbia
steamship Company intend 70 sail a. follows.
CITY OF WASHINGTONJSaturday, Feb u.
CITY OF LONDON Safnrdatss ~
ETNA, Satnrdsv 49, ~,
-, North River '''" ''''
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE IN GOLD Or IT'S EQUIVALENT IN cSEREScr.
FEST CABIN, $500 STEERA6E. 5000
40 70 LONDON, $500 DO 70 London, 90
20 10 Pars, $500 do 10 Paris, siOOn
do u HAmburg,seo.oO Ito Hamburg IN
rasseng gers also forwarded to Havre. Bremen. Rot
terdAin' Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
tbres from Liverpool or Queenstown l., C,bin
80 -, sl00, Steerage SD Those who wish 10 END
or ther friends can buy tickets here at these rate
Offices. ~ company
JOHN G.. DALE
Agent. IS Broadway. n Y.
H. n. DRURY. Burlington.
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
DE- MATrIsoN'S INDIAN E,mEyAGoGUE.

This celebrated Female Medicine
Is designed expressly for both mar
ned and single ladies. and \ the very
hest thing known for the Slrpose. as
30 viii bring on the monthly sickness
iucases Of obstruction from any cause
and after all other remedies Of the
kind have been tried in vain. II
taken a. directed. 10 will cure anv
case, no matter how obstinate. and
10 j. also perfectly safe at all times
EIt j. put up in bottles 81 three
different strengths, With full direc-
tons for using, and sent BY Express.
closely sealed. o. all parts % the
country.
PRlCES.-Full strength SO, Half
strength .. Quarter strength - nor
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MUSIC, M1GAZINES, PAMPHLETS, &C., r..
bound in any desired style
Account-Books Of all kinds made to order Paper
ruled to any pattern.
~ OrueTs ny mall Will receive prompt attention.
TERMS REASONABLE
Address, WIN. SCOTT,
(Ohee over Huntington's Book Store,
burlington. March I3 90
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ocDENsBrRGH RAILROAD.

OGDENSBURGH RAILROAD.
1868 1868
HIYTER 4RR4NGENENT.
Commencing Monday. November 5Oth, l>65
FIg>T TRAN BO>TOy 8ND NEF TORK
EMPRESS
Leave O.ler.hur.h at 81 ~; t1reakfa.t ..
Malone arriving at Rouse's Point AZ ll 80 NJ 1.-.
hu--ou 81 o. g. Troy and Albany 0u Pm. NerT
NuA N, White River Junction 0n Pm. Cou..-.-..
z ", and Boston luUu ~
- NO change OF cars hy this train between N-
deus1ur-h AMI Boston
SECOND TRAIN. THsoCGB M4IL
Leave Ogiensnur-h az % ~ ~, ldine II Nalor.
arriving az Rouse, Point az s Sd NJ, 81. Adams
2 ~ supper Burlington goo p ~. and Boston early
next morning. Splendid SieepiHq Cars with thi.
train between R0use's Point and Boston This train
connects with Montreal and ChampIain Railroad AZ
Rouse, Point. arriving al Montreal $40 Pm.
RETURNING
Leave o-tou son M. express without chau-e
Ar AZ irving at Ogdensourgh 1901 night, con
Getting with night express train. Grand Trunk Rail
way. for all point, West. sc.
Leave Boston Ou ~. AMI . Deb FM. and New Y1-.
Z ou A NJ and Bon pm, arriving at Osdenshurg InI r
", next day, connecting with G T. Railway ar-
ottawa Prescott Railway, for west and north.
O. v HOYLE. Sup't.
Malone, y. Y, Nov. 18th. I-63.
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WORD OF CAUTION.

=
. - Immense sums Of money are paid On .Wint-
ing quacks annually, which IS worse than thrown
away. This comes from trusting without INQUIRY
TO men who are alike destitute Of honor character
or sklu, and whose only recommendation l. their
iase ana eNtrava- CANT assertions IN nr 50 of her-
selves the only way o. avoid imposition l. 10 taEe
n mans word, no matter what his preteusisuS are
MAKE lnquiry--it vii cost You nothing and may
ave YOU many regrets; for. as advertising phv,,i-
ans IN nine cases out Of ten bogus there i. no.
raiety IN trusting any Of them. unless you know
who and what they are.
- Ilr VI will send free. by enclosing one stamp
Tor postage, a Pamphlet on Diseases If Women aoi
On fryate diseases generally. giving full iuf,rna-
uon, with the most undouhted references and teSff
monlas, without which no advertising physician ar
medicine n this kind is deserving Of any confidence
whatever nv
% Dr. u Is a regularly educated Physician Of
twenty years experience. ten II which were spent
~ an extensive general practice until by reason Of
ueSuhins Death he was obliged 10 relinquish that
alu s1oPt the specially TO which for the last ten
years he has devoted his whole attention
- Orders BY mail promptly attended TO- Write
Your name, town aud State, plainly and direct 10
Or. MATTIsoS. "
We. , Union street, Prorifsacs. z. r.
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Books and Presents
Jmremife and Toy Books,
burlington BOOK Rinderu
OLD BOOKS RE-BOUND.
WILLIAM SCOTT.

MOULD respectfully announce that he i pre-
w pared 70 execute all orders with which he nav
be favored in the above line. with care and prompt
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FRIEEDs AND RELATIVES
-OF The
Erare SOLDIERS - !s0iIors
pills
OINTMENT.

A Ii who have Friends and Relatives IN tha.-
n or Navy, should take especial care, tha.
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Gin
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors hs-
elected o. provide themselves with them. d. .
present can 1c sent them by their frieui-
have been proved % he the Soldiers ueger-r
friend ia the hour tf need.
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A. G. sTRON
DEALERlS
.{rieS, Springs, FeIiOeS,

HUBS SPOKES, WHEELS, SEAT-STICkS,
PATENT AND ENAMELLED LEATHER, ENAM-
ELLED CLOTH, PATENT FACE CLOTH.
oil Cloth, Carriage and Fire Bolts, Maleahle Iron
Wrought Nuts, Washers. Carriage kiyets, seat
Handles. Shaft Shackles Dash Frames Plated and
plain. The best assortment Of Carriago-makcrs
Goods in the State. Also Iron, steel. Nniir0ds, An
wills Vices. Crowhars, Mill Cross cut and Circular
saws, Shoyels, Spades. Hoes, Sc Paints and Oils,
Narnsh, Turpentine. House Trimmings, Mechanics
Tools II all kinds and general assortment q Shelf
Hardware. CAL md SEE the GOODS 4ND
PRICES
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bottle. \. B.-Some are cured by the weaker. while
others may require the stronger preparations the
iull strength Is always the best ~ sent by EV-
by mail
- REAEMBER-This medicine j. designed ev-
pressy Tor obstinate cases, which all other remedies
' me Kind have failed % cure, also that 10 j. war
ranted a. represented IN every respect or the price
will De refunded.
~ BEWARE OF mutations Zone genuine and
warranted, unless purchased directly 81 Dr. VI AZ
ms Remedial Institute fer special diseases No =
Mon street, Providence r !.
- Accommodations for Ladies wishing, % remain
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2 are, very respectfully,
Your obedIent servant

I'VE omit the long list Of Committeeman
for other States. The Committeeman for
Vermont is GEN. GEo. F. DAVIS. Montpelier
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SIR. NILES. A4rsrti.ing ag,nf.

"' MILES. d4tfTttsfng agcHf,
No. scollays's Building. Court Street Bost on
y Is Agent Tor the Burlington FRsE PRESS TO-
that city, aud j. authorized To receive advertise
ment sand subscriptions for at cur lowest rates
TOBACCO SEED
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INCOME TAN:Is6t.

by the sixth section Of the Act Of July T. l-5l IL
ID is made the duty Of any person liable 10 the in
come tax, or before the first Monday Of Nav In
each year, o. make a list or return Of the amount
OF his annual income TO the assistant assessor Of the
district IN which he or she resides
Every person who shall fail o. make such return
hy the day specified will be liable 20 be assessed hy
the assessor according % the best information which
De can obtain and in such ease the assessor viii
add hity per centum % the amount Of the items Of
such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an assessor any
false or fraudulent list statement with intent %
cvade the valuation Of his income j. subject 90 a
tine IL five hundred dollars and In such case the
list Will be made out by the assessor assistant As
SCISSOR. ami from the valution made there can 10
auUeal
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BLANK FORMS

LNR Statements OF Income for the wear sos. with
L instructions. are received for delivery at the
office of ". l.. STRONG.
Asst. Assessor.
Feb r-. i-6t. diw-w.w
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

address 90 vmoys.rs po'iak q Sons.
MeCr.ohaunl Man ifartlrars from Br0o1as sireS1
~ w DrokaNAy MAoes4s and etAA
f'pss cut % order aud repaired
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Raa grcafh.-g!ow Many Lovers -
has separated how many r ends FOR sysr Pa Ell
fLpWLRS a dentrice nifht and raornsng, ~ :.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

New Truss for Hupfure.-yye .Orcr
0 the greatest blessing { r1erlng htauity Z bas
been Invented for yeors whites Patent Leyer rN "a
the rage II f. ertisey sfa rent
principle from s others insurinR aud comfort
and happiness; light clean anf easy; Nc ,esslrs on
the b,ck cord; pressure inward and upseati. AZ ASu
want TO be cured. Apply at once.
Pamphlets free for stamp.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
House OF Representative.
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1854.

THD DExGATR BRoM DAKOTA.
Mr. DAwxs, (rop.) OF Mass, from the Committee on
Elections made report that William Jayne is not, and
chat Jno s. Todd H. entitled seat Delegate from
Dakota.
The subject was laid over for future consideration.
TIE NATIONAL BANK BirI-
Tho Fouse thon took up the Senate's amendments TO
tho National Currency or Bank bul.
Mr.. IoorER, (rep) Of Mass, unsuccessfully moved
concurrence in the amendments, and that commit
toe OF conference BE- asked OF the senate.
This resisted by several members, who desired an
opportunity for discussion In Ave minutes speeches.
Sr. HOLMAN, opp OF Ind, moved that tho amend
ments be laid on the table.
This decided in the negative by vote OF SO against
The Senate has amended tho twelfth section OF the BILL
which provides that shareholders shall be- held ndivdu
holders OF any banking association now existing
under state laws, having not less than nvc millions
capital actually paid In, and a surplus of twenty por
ccntufn hand, both 70 bc deternned by the Comp.
troer of the Currency shall be liable only 20 he amount
Invested Ia their shares and such surplus shall be kept
urdimnished and be Ia addition 10 the surplus provided
Tor In this act and II ut any time thero shall be de-
ncency IN said surplus or twenty pcr centum the banking
uat such deficiency shall be made good, and IN
OF such deficiency the Comptroller OF the Currency may
compel the banking association 20 close i business and
wind up its affairs under the provisions OF this act
Tho House ooncurred In tho above by 68 against 81
Tho House limited the entire amount Of notes for crcu
lntiun 20 three hundred millions OF dollars The Senate
had amended u by making the limit apply 10 either the
ciroul laton or capital stock.
The House non concurred Ia this amendment by vote
sf ay against seventy seven, leaving the limit -
apply 70 tho circulation alone
fhe House, O6 against 49, concurrcd In the Souae'a
amsadmsat thai the Oomutrollsr uuon tha tsrms nre
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

- bcHutfot COM frd's Eioom
of fcnb surpaSses srthng for przar and besuty-
N'S@A"NFs
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Thoasand EeGrig.r.,ors From
"a 50ifyer Plated Wars Tube Cutsrv ro.,n Utensfl
40 at less prices than any s,orr a b. BA66
gORD5. Cooper institute, Actor pace.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

CROSS BYE SrRAIGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
And disease OF tho Eve and Ear requiring etAsv
medical surgical aid attended TO by DIR. Won EISRM.
BERG, at his consulting rooms BIG Broadway.
Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Dreams, Their signincanoe Prem IN y
tions Of Death eelng the FenTalktng In oieep--A
Confession-saved hts ship by DreamA hothers Dsase
Seen 10 Dream-Revcation " Sir Walter scott-DeA1
in which John Rogers, Thomas Wyatt NicholA. Wo.son
Queen Mary and other dstnguahed char cters ngnred
Given In the June No. ILLUSTRATED PHkENoL00I.
CAL JOURNAL. Now ready; only lb cents. Address
FOWLER WELLS $3.50 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

American Steel Shirt Collars hnew
finished patented April i3 1854 ma7d rerfpt or III
A. JEANERcH, rs Nassau street, bed York. Trade sup
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
Ohio Politics,


AUGUSTA, may ~ looA
The OF 900 the state Of Maine 10 oil taken
One and half millions were taken at premium and
the balsncs - par Tha wAos amount f bids was nsArv
ton millionss
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Roots Shoes and B@imorris, Laco and
buckle. at present cost priocs FERRT a SON,
II Nassau street and rt Rroadv1J.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Deafness. Catnrrh, Hnd NIL Discasesr
the Throat and Air PASSAGE successfully treAtedr
DRS. LIaHTiIILI. 81 81. Marks place.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Brilliant. PCwe fui Day md NtQht
Double Perspective GiasseH for hei opers and
tourists Compact portable oncient sIlendid
sortment at SEMMoNS' Oculists' 0pcan, so 6Gt.roadwy
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Dyspepsia Tablets, for IndIgestions
Heartburn. &c. prepared on,y by g. G. WELLIN0 M
Centre street aud sold by druggists generally Fifty osno
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Jewelry and Watches
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO. G. ALLEN. AIS broadway, doog -
low Canal street, formerly II Wall street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads part OF the body Warranted -
his depot, f53 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Fish Ind Provisions.
We invite attention TO args stock which We ass
GEO. @. PARKER a BROTHER.
267 Washington corner OF Murray street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Prizes Cashed and Information Fur
nished IN all egaii1ed lotteries. -, =. .
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
THE PRESIDENCY.

The New York Republican state Con-
GATHERING or rnB DRLBaArHs AZ gYRAcusE-LrN-
COLIN TEE FAvoRrrs, ETC.
SYRACUSE, May ~, 1854.
Between two and three hundred OF delegates to the
Union STATE Convention which meets hero tomorrow
for the purpose Of appointing delegates 70 the
National Convention at baltimore, have already
arrived, and the Indications are that every
district In the state will be fully represented There 10
also N unusually large attendance Of outsdsrs and
among the prominent Of the party present Hon.
John A. King Thurlow Weed, Henry j. Raymond Horace
Greeley Roscoe Conkng Senators Foger and Bell sscre
tary OF state Depew School Superintendent Rice Judge
Tremape, state Treasurer Schuyler George Dawson A.
N. Capp and Hugh whito
The sentiment In OF the denomination OF President
Lincoln seems 70 be almost unanimous The principal
element OF disturbance Is the question involved In the
was occ.sd under the cali Of the City General Committee
and the under the united call Of the Draper the
Andrews and the German Club organisations.
State, including those from Albany, talk 10 favor OF
ooguizng only those elected under the cali Of the General
fer admitting both for the sake OF harmony, without
attempting divide the issue to regularity The
the rermination Of Mr. Lincoln renders the dstermna
tion Of tho question moro delicate.
Several gentlemen are mentioned 10 connection with
the temporary charmanshp, prominent among whom
are Mr.. bcpew aud Judge Low. But Governor King ID
the only mentioned night for the Presidency Of the
Conv ention.
The resolutions will probably be sbort-cudorsi the
acts OF tho administration pedging the wlrmest sup
port ts Efforts 20 suppress the rebellion end favor Ing
tho re election OF Mr. Lincoln.
Among the names canvassed for delegates az large 10
the National Convention are those OF Henry Raymond
j. s. stranahan, Preston King, Daniel D. Dickinson,
a. Spaulding aud Judge James
OHIO Politics.
CONGRESSIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE
BALTIMORE coNvESrroN.
TOLEDO, May "a, 1894
Hon. j. NJ Ashley was to-day unanimously nominated
for 70 election to Congress BY the Union Convention and
DR.. W. II. Howard and George williams were chosen
delegates to the Baltimore Convention, with Instructions
70 vote Tor Lincoln.