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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28
PrePara Ions at BsltimOre-The GIeVeIan
and Philadelphia movements.

and Philadelphia lnOvementH.
Correspondence Of the Evening Postl
BALTIMORE, May %, 1864
Our city came within an ace Of loosing
the 9TH OF June ConVen ion, owing to the
neglect Of the persons charged with the dd.
ty of securing the Maryland Institute
Tut the prompt and timely action of the
resident members Of the National Commit
tee in getting possession Of the Front
Street Theatre, prevented the necess ty Of
going elsewhere.
The city authorities have taken the bu-
siness in hand, will floor over the pit Of
the theatre, make ell the necessary ar
rsDgements, and pay the expenses out Of
the city treasury by appropriation; the
theatre is better building for the oonveR-
tiOn than The institute, for the audience
can be accommodated in the oxes, and the
hall is the best ventilated one in the city.
The Douglas convention sat in this thea
tre in 1860, while the Breckenridge con-
Germ cupied the M4fylsnd Institute.
This latter building has been secured
for convention Of the one.term N n, to
be held on he 10Th Of June. Ths general
impression is, that this convention is in
the interest Of sir. Chase for the nomins-
tiOn, in case Mr.. Lincoln is not AIKEN up
by the 7th Of June Conve ton. Several
Of the delegates to that latter body are also
delegates to the former.
TIE CLEVELAND ooNvEETIoE.
Great efforts, learn, are on foot to dis
courage 8 nomination By the Cleveland
Convention and to induce that body to
sdjOnFn to Baltimore and join their forces
witt the Institute one term men; but it is
understood here that these efforts viii not
prevail A nomination by the CleVe and
Convention is considered by those who eff
ect TO know, oregsne conclusion; and
if the Judgment Of those in Maryland who
sympR Ihize with this movement is TO be
taken a an indication # the result, GEN.
ersl Fremont will certainly be the nomi-
nee. rr D. ..r
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PGsT-0FFIes TImg.TassE.
1854. summer Arrangement 1884.
FoB THE
ARFtyas @Ea sfUssyeg es s5hasE
At TEE
CLEVELAND POST OFFIUN.

OAG G06NO OO4 Sg 1Qz.
oonnsneinE MOndsy. Nay 18Th. IA
- halls viii be opened and rOsdy IoT dsI.ys7y one
IAN Mails close ons hour bsfoTs dss.r.urs Of
ARBIVAL OF MAILs Ar DEPOT
EA.:eTn Through arrives at SEQ a H. and 81 AMI
Eastern way arrives at 1910 A. N.
r'LSsonrsh 70 Ihrough arrives At SGA.A.
saadusky Way arrives st 9;lb A. III
| F41An9ning way arrives ct 500 p. nj.
OineinnAti through arrives at $50 4. n, E5n PR,
| 90 Way arrives st sac P. II,
do Way arrives 1t 2:i5 2. Il. : ~ ''0' = NJ
soSE7o-s hsdina wy Y arrives at 900 ?. ii.
BreCksvtlie Bath, &C.. arrives Mondays and FrIdays
sharon Center Granger, North RoysIton, a., arrive,
". aondsys snd Fridays at P. n.
Y MafrsnsFilie arrives daily at lO:I5 A. H.
AAs' V'sYeiand and Euclid arrives dsils ass ;. Y
CLOSING OF MALE.
AAsE1RH THRODsH, Tor Erie, Bu5sIo. Boston, Hev |
LorE. Hartford, and Willoughby, PaInesviIle Gems
u aS,s "a and Oonnea1t closes at 841 A ID.
40 y THRoueE, for Rev York only, olossu At
S.sTrSs IHiao,lsz. Inv MI s,ae.,o .,s.-.,,--
ton, New York and Hartford. closes St221P-H
- AsIksS At, for al points between Osyelsnd and
WGsTEEE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Dstroit, Ch,c,ro
AI9 MilHaukeo, closes 1t 500 P. n.
Dubuque, St Joseph ana Cairo closes a 81 Phio
.ng TaIo I,aa n,a for AZ points between Cleveland
ADA94os FL M.
eAHDUsKT WAY, for SanduhkY aud All -,y,,t.
points, closes at SO p, NJ
OIh0IHhATI WAY for all pointa bstEeel OIsysIaDd
Anc Olnofnnatt, closes At 1875 P N
olhoiHAATI THROUGH, Ior Uolum buH. DAYTON, New.
next morninR.l -" '0@
, OlEonEATI FHsOUsE, Tor OOlumbus, Cincinnati.
Sou1sytlle, St. Louis Indianapolis ZanesvfIie and
wheeling CLOSES ct 6:e0 p. n.
FfFFsBUBGH THROUGH. Tor pfttsbur0h .ya ~, |
,ngton, closes at I225 P. M I
tlLIsEuRGH WAY, Ior all points between Cleveland
s9!svle' and P1ttsburg Harrisburg. PhiiadslphiS
9altlDore and washington, closes AtT:30 A M
4AHOHINa WAY, for all points between OieVeland | q,
nd youngstown closes a. 10 p. H., 0eayes Al JIb
EtjRqgaggl ~ !
saturdays, At u n. 49,
sREoEsyILH, Barn, So, closes Tuesdays ssAr. | i
lr1syu, agT a. ne
SHARON OEHTzR, Granger, North Roysfson E1 I
Hoses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. II.
MARREEsvILLE, closes daily, l0:s0 A. 81.
1AaF OLEVEtAED and Euclfd, closes dailY, att n !
ssMsii and D-op Lettsrs are required, ~ laa 0 c
- prepaid. |
sS-All City Circular are required 50 10 prs-paiA
Flth tWo-oont stamp.
sunday from a. N. 70 1870 A. n.
UgI. 2. COWLES. p. n.
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HLEYELAND q PITT5BURqH
~ RAILS DAD.
CLEVELAND q TOLEDO q. &.
q
SPRING ABBANGEMTNT.


o. and a1ssr Monday, May 18th, Ist4 F.,..,,.-
cepted): : ~ S--s-l seA-
E.An -
SiFO A. Mls-OHIOAGO EIPRE RES9-Stops A 8er,,
sEAlti'li Oberiinl horEalk, MOnroeFilie BgiIs.
We yVqeg fEIuOnt aRd Elmore, and srrfVsIat
- Eoieao - lga - =; and IN oaQo AZ 40 p n
LOU g Ms-h - DAIL-Stops nT m ~
I91s N so1the eFisi0n, and arrfVsa A -
4. -, lsqo g so ?. H chicago $50 A. ~
4soO Es Nl--NDHEHEhh- dAIIr-Stona ~ al ~,
slom On Northern DiFiGoz. end arrives Sf -.
ssVO r 1A.-hlGHT EAPR ESS-Sto1Ia At graftou
aoEEaik, monroevilie, Clyde, and frsmonf snd
III A.ss - 40ieao a. l'lo ?. n; and OhfoaGo as
OOHHE8TIOHB.
OSnneotions are made st monrosViiIs with khe g.n.
9a45yt 4ang1eld Newark Z. e., Rt ClTds vlth ~
8 9anduskygI Dayton 3 Cincinnati B. B. A. FrsTonf
Hltn Fremont Indiana 3. B., and u Toisjo vffb
ne 4iohigan Southern q Northern Indiana ara io-
leao habash Bailroeda for Ohicaro, Defroif j.isi
sols sorL WAYNE hosAnspert, Lafayette, Oniro An
S9nEhWolt '' We eao
Trains arrive ~ Cleveland from Tolsdo and ths
y - g ~ A. =, AS P. n. and SIS p n From
5Aner1sF 81 81 An. u d RIIlIE rR So .
Views aid, NAY l6, iss4 - =
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS,

PEAkAHUE OF their - ~ = ANu Ar
SHLRTS AND OOLLARa
and desirous OF having those that will sEr WELL
~ -OOA MAT are invited to leAEs thslr Orders
KEPP PNER's,
where they can depend con being suited. None bp.
ne pest gooda are usedi and thorough work auaran-
DIRECTIONS ToR MEAsUREnRzT.-For ueek taks
sfcIv1 =, 80 ~ l1Sles round (Al- For sleeves fRke
ments required. II - alOb t1enoe
WARRANT GOOD FIT. h-r".
- The cash to be paid TO the Express Company
on receipt Of go0os- .
Agent Of the Cleveland shirt and Collar M,t's %.
L1mAH5'5 BLOCK, Nos. and 3, Cup stairs 0ieVe-
land Ohio, three dOOre from the Court House.
Public square. Tnai29- "A =
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MED CAL
The OLDEST REsULaToR F0s FEHaLEsI

| ana SAAASAes'1
So
THE OLDEST REeUlsTnR F1g EFHairST
There Is but one G Eyr1,,,. . =, s,,,,, r,,, A., -
% NoaEN who suffer from Irregularities or bstr1c
Hons %Hons q the Menses, whatever may be the canse G,
for mSny year, The onv Ge s Rsj been recognized
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEM pTTTu
that Ladies bo,. - -, : : = A>A. AAlHs
tbo ,.siSs nAtS l0r rellei rom the suppression Of
OF Nature viii GUARESfEE 10 tTEI1 ~ sS fi ~,
moi regularly eTperiepeed ,1 ,5 az lNnlons u
a. s-,s1a u nAt sfHt OF All Remedies Tor Diseases
- - No ~ SSSiir,1,r,,,,- .-,
3 ----'' = AN . Z H-dAAE FlhLe.
Ibf. Csoos o15 -
been haiIsd vyifb .I.-s ~ 81 Co9srlotiona has
z Al oid E1B5 y !, ~ ne oYilzed world lis author
Eno S1 III - ~ geElenoed Physician, whom everybody
-ssnscf ~ "a "a WON every body places confidence and
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zSagRss0A o. Ea11rEOsATuI 4Sc b RBEc1zE
JHice-llg Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
mp stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once hsuTs frem 60 IL and from to 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted.) .1
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TIE CONVENTIONS AND TIE CAKDI
DATES.

TIE KPKEsEr,rsE,.......s-. =
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
propo,nls for Lonn.-Trcnsury Depur.


nicnt July 18th, 1865.
Notice = lc.,h given that subscriptions will b.
received - O., llossI.c or u the lDitcd states, the
a"roS. A--irtNli Iroa-prcrs and deaenated Deuo-i.
trU"', md hy the Nl,'onii Bauls de.iguaind and
Fu"' "a h'po.ito.les aid Financial AGENTS. ior
iNh-u.y No'e 'L5sble thr'e wears from August 70,
b irAsHe iu,.,-t at III. rate OF seven aud three.
b.'. itl cent teg annun. with slu4i-auuu upous
a.t, hcl. payah, Ia lasill MONEY.
iNcs' iot's will tc coavo.t ble At the cl.ion Of the
h"d"r 90 maturity, MIC sih ,,T crut. gu,I bearing
homes, u1a,ou,.1c Ai,.l Nv. and PAYABLE tn.uty
cars truin Au-ust Is. i-U1
iaa Suoa " IA b. i--uoi In denominations Of fry,
Jnu A.l Jri, iy, hnndpd, enc tnUusanl. anu Nv.
u"nd dol.ais, and .l b. iasueI in blank, VI pay
al, p" order, I'D may b. directed by the SUITS nb- y
N' 'i 'eiIpii3ns must b. ioI hfty dollars. some
-.tt I.- ~ NIT dollars
lu,,Ato c,lt.iici es v m p, issel for ali d.f.si,.
l.e pa.p Gepo.i,ug must endorse -.ou the og,giaol
''.,d,"e the denomination OF note, required, and
"ntthe. 'uev TO b. Ised ia blank Of pa. able TO
,-dc.. whoa 50 endorse l! II mus; tc left .ith the
officer y!as the 4, pJsit 10 he forwarded to I'll.
l'I... ',.cut.
th' ro.t.vilI hr transmitted 20 ~. owner. ire.
"i .u-nI.tu!on o'si,s eiter the re., -, of
s7sIh tr-. tcstc, o. uciO-it sthey can Le pre-
p4.i.
In'r"-' VIII - allowed TO AI'u-t II III ier14t.
mao loi 10 that dai.s bud viii he pad b. tie be-
'aHturnt upon ivgeil. OF the original certificates.
4 tAp note da" intrret iTou. August 10, persous
lNtnf itpotIis subsequent Ia thai date pay the
interest SO vel from ds- OF note to date OF Geposii
l"'.'' i, ,osi Ia, trcHt. -i,o thousaad jo.4Is SUD
u "''fd' io' = r note 30 luy time viii b, al
'.' 'o'ulas-ion Of once lAstrr of one per ,ent-
Nl'.A Az 'o Maid h. ;h's roparuucu; upon tie ~
cryt ol hI Tor tie amount certified TO by the OH.
g . -'ih ~hom ne dcruit made No deductions
iaf ooilra 'sions nut lc made from the leposi,s
unacT Ieeei,ias teposiis viii zee that The proper
endorsements asr iu.e the original cc-tR ,ate..
Alo-.c is authosisrI to receive deposits are r.
turs. POO ave to app cga,s all desi.eI information
and a1o.d ,',.y faulty ior makias Subscriptions
". r. FEssENpEN,
Sscreia,y Q, N, Trr4sr..
rrIIi1iuSs WILL ri EECENED by
the
Assistant treasurer Of tue unitrl sta'r-, corner Of
N'J' el. Na,-Au streets.
ir' N,u.ul Blnk OF New York. No Wall stree,
Quad ,D,.uuai Bsnk OF New York. .Sa 81. a IS ~ny,
.r.a = .roua. B4H'. ol Sew \ ORR, . Sessan street
lua1 Np'iou.I Bank VI Sew ok, 2, 4 ~ Pin. II.
FISH y, ica,l Bank o.: Nes Gort, Jjs Third ave.
SIKH National B.uA Of N.a York, 9th Nv. Bdysy.
Eigl,h National Bank Of Nos York. $50 Broadyay.
Ninth National Bank OF New York, 1853 Brosdssy
Tenth Nstionsl Rank OF New York. $40 Broadway
Central NATIONAL Bank Of New York. II Duane st.
National Exchange tank d New York, lS4 Greeuvich
street.
AND AL RESPECTABLE BANKS and BANKERS
throughout the co,lntTy III doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS $50
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DEA IEES.

r.. r., 'rs asdegE5, e. Nina. Ny. l. Patrick
LAM DO tine z'th year oi his we.
wei 10 t,eod n, H. s nj T.tS g.. Inn ~
noon Vt o'clock. from hli iA,c resi- iense. i.s nv
nour e. HioOtlyn, to CaivI temotcy. a..
JEI FOOT Thoma. william. the beloved ron of
',oe'ph sud Jane l.. Johcou l-ed uontus and 10
HE feety.. and fIe9is q Nc .nlg so'pct-
iely invited " suenf TIC t.ucf1l M 'Ncouaeaay
ateihcn' ~ ocio' A. inoin NE i.iidcnce Of his "a
Cemetery. f6i
Lfwls--on Tuesiay. AUG. %. Ferdinand Lewis.
@ed month. and q daJs
The relative. aud friend. OF the family are ~
rs.idence Of iis parents siS spTnS ~ q" ISar.ds
rernooa at 2 O'clock. The remain. viii lie taken
10 l.uihttau Ctiaetcry ioT iuterment 20
MI RRN-On Aug. ID. Cathar!nc Murr,. tie be-.
loved slie Of Philip Murry, a native Of Carickma-
tend tie funeral. the I'd inst from her late vol
d'ncc. - hast loths ST. i8s
MeCtkfNti-on Monday, Ads. !. Koter Me-
In. friends s1d arquaintsnces u tie family A..
ss, ,, a., isI IL .tiepd IL. fun, n fo'n ~ La-
70" E!S ION Nondsy evening, Aug. l. Charles
Mlltoo. !oungss' >on OF kdNatd j. aud willie -.
foSerS N.d ~ months and i DAYS.
10, relatives and friends Of She family are resp;
tully invited 20 ettsbd the funeral. on Wrduesda,
arc rncln' ID iur at ocls1, from tie residence u
ms parents Il Wiiioughby 81 bsvokyu. The re-
maih- III be taken " NteonNOJj ~.
kttD-On Iu--dsy. Aug. I'd. Inseph pet,irrpw.
lnisnt -'n 81 Joseph 4. A.d EIuns I,red aged ear
month"; and q alys.
III. relatives sad friends Of the i-n.ilg sl4o the
members Of the Allen st. Pre- Church. aud members
81 Mosaic Tempt" OF Honor 10. !. and social rrlu
BE, are respectfully invited attend the funeral
on thursday Afternoon Ith ins- At O'Clock, tom
'he houst VI Aas PAL 'u'si ~ figstEt. iU
kOELR rsON--On Aug. l. Mary Ellen Y, bert,ou
tam daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Robertson
aei months and Hrrks.
lhe friends Of IN. family espec,filly requested
Ia attend the funeral, thi, 'WeinesIn,l nlornint
at 10 o'clock. The remains si h. taken 10 Met.
'hettt iot lhWflneht. iU3
VIII F-Ater short ami sever" iilness William
trsncis white. youngest aOn Of Iohn All Illru
y" White Hed year, ii montht and pay.
Lay him gently IN hi coffin
Tod his hand- scros- he breast,
TOD called him, aud thousht hest
10 tax" our DARLING " lille home 10 rect,
Ill r-siSer AMI ireud. arr t. nartf NV trvi,.l
70 AT, al The funeni, TIT ate noon Il I g'rnHx
nom ms ias. itsii,nte. New uurPh paper. pleas.
cpiE. ri
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J. .peors tnat Ma,,f G,N1ut4 As o.. s..a .,
hnp'I'a.e ro',rin nr,' 80 q cior-, o.. 90 ,tg.
Not 'o'teat ',n uvt a.'. Ip.uE 70 ,ty t.N I-..
-'tstc "'ta not corr ..t tte u8,e r lu-uy of
thc lnri'uItc .,f ru-n.. u.f. f..t.Ia lot
intro tcu. ..ar OF u.., yr,. ....i .,.c' .-l.,. .d
reform t't aa.e pli. thus fsi findo hlr . .i.u
trait u se'y rcuattaL.c - ir uo. r4-.4.of4 to
Lake amends f'r lu pas. rcus.u,., p. r.'o-u..lv
tie ministry. Il seems &, uc the ,flu.on ot "a,
MlTr that the c'"rry have iscA tlr'iiu, i..e.r
"'apnns o. q cpr'.d, rather Z. Al ~ s'yritfal war
i1rc, .nd HAT ,hey have ''inc..i .airi ,-i.,r ~
w'r and blood" rather thau o ,cc. In vicy. ~
thee facts che yor no doitt ict hims.lr oiled
upun t. emily siinonsh thcse ''cil-ia- hrr.i ron"
O. invoke thc mercy 60; Heaven tn haA en- th dar ol
I'l,r. YEN likely tie Mayor IS snccrc IA h 81. ue.
sire and thinks thu Great VA 90 ~ the
greater If ne succeeds ia a,ounr,' ,l-
ln< his ohec'. I il cytcat t.c
Mayor has a. teen two or three thugs. Fr.u-
Stance, all men are not as c.-ncst sind .ay ais
".sl,rs for pace ~ any pricr -I be would have
Tie world believe he is. Again, ru mister. worc ar
general rulc, men before they tcc.uc ministers
nua lastly, ministers aye priv loled class, who
take the liberty Of praying for peace or ,,nr, Just
as The humor suits them. and will pray ny lon, or
short a. they deem It "Nucicut. SURELY 10 the
Mayor had thought Of u.re nets, he would not
have presumed 10 give advice whore II g .,,.it.
likely t. he uuncedcl. 4 tir Mavor l. tloruughi,
imbuci with the necessity OF peace, u u.s. har.l,
behttur his or their dignity to aIy.sc tic reverend
clergy "a 20 delicate topic. Onc tact ~ yer, on.
parent, and that IL the Mayors -trun, and u, rcn.-
Ing desire 10 make lis alminstIai 800 Of the city
aiairs, by some great aud sw,,rug reforms,
rebound to has iutur. glory. II = rc-pce.n u,-
~ suggested mat there other nd 10, -r pressing
reforms needed than that OF tie clergy, sud :, lie
remainder Of his term b, rightly used, h., ua, ct
merit lac TIE OF oar great ie,OriAer only I
~ no, Vase " polac " ...rup. to .'ora, ..c
Clsrlrv
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NJ" Yora. Aueust .. last
'.. .ne,'''. n 90 eat the diac'en, market. Of
tH...f .hc I,.' week veic s. follow
to't "a. s.i. Coss ino i''t-'. f5s: Voals U.s..
~rr' .4i su.t'. lLU!t, ssiue. Lsj
20 .f. NIrt.t So. ltctta ~ droileHi. iull
eJn hu ~ t,i- Ntck The uurli'y Of no cattle on
.H .s'f' .tu % .t' tn'fisn- declaring tlrt tic
'' ''e tao mot stusbi. l-iriiOu Tor the ,4rcna.
i' hIi Iurni.I nc 10 -4clsc lritdie sitli The
t'. Dor 100 L down both man Grd loAi 4
i.t' hu.uitr 81 tnt teei Consumer being in The
5000 t.'tt H.t ihr 'uatt. yu lt ~ pJy. natural
u'1F tn'n.' pi". hnNc 'nilnn Oh. There are some
ii' 90 hand al c have u-en ia tLt market several
.ttt'. iHt remain g. tl -H.h LIi,cs have fallen
'pr' ''n Orn's u HHs hoped TINT the tno rain Of
''' ..'H 'uniI pc'ei ie iphn. OF iucI. pos ,7.'-
- f NJ o. NN a4fl '.t ~ 10 10 Jfal.ly he, the
ff q !asiuIc-. More -ui II sadly needed erpecisilv
lu t..r sat. ,Dvtrai Ae.y. failures among ~.
'".. co .r'uted to fiC ltfi ne. Of ,hr mar ,rt
hIi tIp We quote moor and common
Zoo Ni 40 n.l't diiu lI ri.a..4 .oOd, ilGl.e
''' 90 .lIrt tui r'.fU', llli-'.
~" .H's--s.rr t..f uIi A % hslvv. w. svmpa hv
t.A e.. We IuJtt cali ualldeIJ tJlili.ou
'u uf. 'ltftI. and IRA cHp &C., q i'ai-.
a tNt. s.--i..od 'e4- ere scl.cC Al Arm. tu'
'.N.h 800 .'i- Hu aIu. Mt quote prime
'f"0 'r0' ~ al 90 sud common 20 iair ~ ~ .
'f .a L,H'..-ii We been IN csco.aiy, -tppy
i .'' Nt,ht fuH u... vs Sol. o. 90 90 4, .Outi.u,d
io 70 e.. md Co-. % Una.It e us u..r CONT Low sr
tisu tt lI.i QUO. iuls. We luoic common a. roOd
'''' ".' r.. y I.ug H lrW" to choice 1t ig4 e..
hrIt..-. = - market ipr hog. rules very ir'n The
|. o.! b ut ~ tmail,r th-r IL his teen ior -on.
100, .td tha 3. '.g .rI4' 81 'he fluIt-- p.i,a.
J. No., w u,ot" u1ra-'rd ~ lilli o and sti-ie4 AZ
1919 e. -
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Information IL The mos, p,ac'ral and useful usn-
uer.
1Hs bADY'e fsrkyp yoe Atsrsr.--The esh,h
nGnOef Of Deacon 4 Peterson's new Mouthly bsy.
szine has been handed US by the American News
Company, 12i ;;assau st.
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SPECIAL notices.

"BrsWHs BPonchiai Treckes., - Rev.
charies 3. Robinson. Ais Of Troy. nov OF Brooklyn
n r. vrises Of Browns Bronchial Troche. "Rey
Mr. Booth gave tao three fion Iii. ", kst
yesn 40 recommen dins TO rake trial Of them.
Tor be bed found them snefcisl. have kept thu N
on hand ever since, and found them very service be
sfter the vcsriness Of 'feskinc. veil alsyine
the irritation consequent 90 cold. t35
To Everybody ! Buy your Watches now
teioie he Stang tAx goes W
and doubles the price.
The Diamond Pa1lor Match,
The test In the world.
Ae selling cheaper than a-y others. AZ the lodi
Hsruiaeturlns Cos % CoItland.-,t. sol
Third Nntional Haak, 40. Nassau
Ttret. AGENTS iur the New Cove ,ilipent Loan
AMI 3 10 Iieasury NOtes The Third National Bank,
rev ORR Will receive suprcr ptIons Tor this ue oan
AnNln1 Interest at iull Tste from date Of lero.i
%. s notes are pay allie IN 6sars frufn Ausust H.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A RMf NURSES--A MEETlNG OF THE
"A Trlistees and Advisory Board Of 'he "a --,-'
n sion" will be held to-day, u, % O'Clock pm in
kuom 3, Clinton Had. All interes..d e,t.riu,v
ladies who desiTe 10 become army nursr afr T,,',a
lzS MAILER H. Ht-pF p-oss
A y. II. NO. 4, l.. 1.-THE OFFICERS
II and Members OF the above Division are Ieuue',.
ed 10 he punctuAl In attending their ru.ar onfbi,
niusting TO he held IN Atlantic Hall conner Of Ala
tic and Colup hia sts On "Wednesday evening Ann.,
ID, 1864, ~ there IL business OF imIorauc, ~ In.
transacted The members In arrears are requested
20 clear up their debts or their naInes viii h aasd
from the books. BY order JOHN GGEutSe' r 49,
President. MICHAEL CARNEY, See. os.
RATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY
= No. 4.-the members att respected TO meet mi,
SWedne.dayl es.nins' Aug ~, at O'Clock, Ut the
GEokGE FLEMING, Pyssiasat, ~ iSy
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Nh DEALERS AS>OIIAIION-A Reyu.
!nr monthly meeting vi the junk Dealers Protcc.
Wv" be1,tt.al As.sc.a ivn III tc held on M.lr,s-
GAY evening, Aueut ~ 9, Isl iowery, q. o'cock.
IS, ordsr OF JAMES 81 cANNAN, President; THOS'
eMI I'll see rtAry. 80
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DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
Asrociation Nil hold their REGULAR meeting At
ey,nins AuVust Bod At o'clock lIne,- on iuin Al.
-, p. VIII he trsnssctei " ". Nj ltPHl l. e,'t
FIXED. WALLER, kec. Sec ~ -
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F. E. WOODBRIDGE,
Ia The Richmond Wing shows Il

Ia The Richmond Wing shows the
cioven foot while commenting upon the
displacement of Johnston, and also lets
out a little secret which contains some
food for reflection, 1t saws:
HOODS abilities may be adequate to
the task assigned him. We trust So :
He may possess the confidence of the ar
my to a greater degree than Johnston
We doubt it. But the case does not ad.
NIT of experiments. Too much is at
stake. 1t may be true, as the clerks
who reflect the opinions entertained in
hlsh official circles, declare, that the dav
,or Old fogies like Lee, Beauregard and
Johnston Is passed, and the time has
come Tor young men of the Dick TAYLOR
noke and Hood stamp 20 lead our ar
MES to Napoleonic victories. Ecverthe-
,ess, we hold TO the belief that The stu
aslon IN georgia does not demand rash
experiments, but, on the contrary, calls
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RUTLAND ii ERALD.
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1864,


W. observe that the New York 'peace
stoto COMMITTEES" had q meeting at Al
hanv ON Friday last, and adopted reso'
,ndon appointing Peace Convention IN
syracuse on the 18th Of August next
several prominent copperhead politicians
from different States were present, The
cry of peace, peace" Is getting to be
more and more frequent among the gen
tlemen of the opposition. They will
undoubtedly raise the same. cry in the
Chicaoo Convention, and IL looks us If
that faction were determined to be heard
and needed
Very well, be 1t 40. II is the only
honest and consistent course the party
can take, They all oppose the Presi-
dent, his war measures, and his general
policy, So far as they can do 1t with
safety, they discourage cnistments,
They show by their language, public
Journals, and their votes in Congress,
that they are opposed TO the further
nrOSbCublOn vi bllC wal Leu tuNth III
come out squarely and above board, and
meet us on the general issue, The
friends of the administration have
already taken their stand in favor of
prosecuting the war till the rebels are
subdued, and the cause of the war is re-
moved. This is what they say, and
what they mean. They have nominated
their candidate for reelection on this
platform, and we suppose there is no
intelligent politician in this land but
what believes that if the election were
to come Off to-morrow, Abraham Lincoln
and Andrew Johnson would be trt-
umphantly elected Let the issue then
be fairly and squarely made up. Let
the opposition all meet at Chicago, and
throwing minor differences overheard
unite on peace platfoi-n. We shall
then have the line so distinctly drawn
that there can be no possibility of con-
fusion or mistake.
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July 81, 1864.

A WARNING TO SUBSTITUTE BROKERS'
A delegation of respectable citizens OF
Milton waited upon one Johnson, a we'll
known substitute broker, a fewevenlngs
since, while temporarily sojourning
there, and gave him fifteen minutes to de-
part outside the limits OF the town.
johnson immediately "scuygled." This
individual, we understand has made
his headquarters in our village for some
time past, and is the leader of the gang
of brokers who infest our streets, forcing
patriotic citizens within few days to
give $500 for substitutes sy1ngscss
TDnes