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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
RECENT TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.


FROM THE REV FRED. s. JEWELL
rnoyKssoR or rag STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALDA'r ~ l.
This may certify that have been, snce 1874 subject 10 VIC
lent perodca attacks Of catsrh marked by highly in'amed
condition Of the Inning membrane Of the cavities Of the hesd
producing most distressing species Of besdache for days
time wholly incaplca,ing from business. and dun the
o,x,n. combining me to tho bed Ia instances tse
Inflammation has extended to tie teeth oeea'onins .o''n
ache to the throat, producing hoarsoness and partial loss Of
voices and twice IL be. affected the len eys 70 o'"""e
me for month to dIkcncd room Those a''soa
have been accompanied by strong be sympoms by stop
pages OF the head and In the first stages BY wa;ery discharges
from the nose and subsequently becoming scr'd ana
yellow and toward the close OF the stack becoming bloody
and puruen have triad medicine. OF Amos, every Kind
external application. heed such cAmpho nscr hot
preparations together with inlern remedies such a, sers
ye- cahatc. and eetc These have produced no change
In the character Of the d.esse, and 10 most
cases. with little Temporary relief hsdcome at length
to believe the disease be practically beyond 'iher cure OF
nsierisl sIle-stion
Under these o.rc umstAnces some
10 make Trial Of Dr. Lishihg, uea!neH!. Ills method at
once approved elf my judsnen, simple po-ophos'
and likely to DO elective Notwithstanding the Disadvantages
under which he l.borvd dealing with disease Of such long
,t.ndns .ssavs,sd by debility aud dysp-ps and
constantly induced BY tn. accidents Of my professional labor
found tho Treatment, reaching the disease Lad been
reached before and producing such modification and Aev,
ton ofss character Lad supposed LnPo.bs chronicle
the result thus;
Although hsv. been situated several m'.so that should
formerly have believed Hisok Of my cs'aHh newt
able scpod tins f'i ~. .y.-r'o". u iea''iSi
attack have been very light and have yielded 10 The reed'
employed BY Dr. Lshthn without the need Of recourse TO
the cd ho, fernenaons emctios and tho discharges from
IN. head h.yc resumed the Original and natural condition
This. have been able obtain material relief to me
oau.a Of uilsde In ,hs repaid lor ~halevvr the
treatment may have cost me.
naie this .,somen, unsolicited moan, Of aeknoweds
Inc m, oblisaons 10 Dr. Lshihis method Of tIea;ins
e,lsrrh and with view AID any who may have suffered
from that dseass forming JUS, opinion Of lie merits and
II. probable utility Ia their
FREDERICK S JEWELL
Albany, N. T., March Il, 1854
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"INvULyBRABLB. Clothes put away with
CEDAR CAMPHoR, EE@CEDAR~A-i CEDAR CAsPIos-
are proof against Moths or Insects Of any description
which breathe through their hides Druggists have
Cedar Camphor HAIRS & CHAPMAN Boston, arc the
only makers of It.
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CHRONIC CATAnRH CURED.
READ


Nsw.YoRk. March 20. 1861
This il to certify, tha, hay. suffered from very severe
CHRONIC ChTARRH with duh heayines' in the head
st my completely stopped accompanied BY continual
soreness. Of Ito thos tho es stealing with 0eca
,onal hot Pushes great tsnes OF tho chest and pain, 50
much 80 that every thought 1t consumption Having
head Of the gea, performed by Dr. Won Eenbes
consulted him. with but little hope Of AN now happy
to be enabled add my testimonial to the great number al
ready in tho Doctors possession to his scientific and sue
cesfu mode Of treatment s.he has shown my case that
l and knoxledse which have procured for him so great
reputation am entirely restored to perfect health that
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRoo
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply at once 70 Dr.
Won Eisenberr. with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, no. so Fouhh's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

KYox.-The selection of HAT is subject
entitled to serious consideration. We know nervous ind'
vdus who was rendered miserable for months owing 20
mistake he made in the performance Of shs toy VI course
he did not purchase his Hat q. Ksoxs No 1 Broadway
corner O Fulton % for that experienced Halter understands
his business thoroughly to allow ono OF hs customers 70
ye bis store with on unbecomng article II is always safe
,o daai Al.
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READ NEW TESTIMONY or CATARRH CURED
with continual dans, In my head tshno-s across my
chest, weight my ey-s which weak, waiery and
very painful by uosi constantly obsirue'cd with
pouring fsid had Frequent sneeIns. hoaF1onesa OF my
vice often attended with fansss Of my throat great sore
ueas n continual Dropping Dr. Won Esenbes las cured
mo o. a, hose dsroeahle saerinss may indeed say That
feel now life Ito treatment OF d.. Won Ei.en0eEs ID a,
.if a. /, successful IL a. in my opinion impossible to
overraa the bcnest hsvv received at his hands heartily
recommend any suffering ike myseK to place Themselves
under Dr. Won E.eEbergs care With certainty OF being
speedily cured W $ uUTcHlas.
Lightning Calculator
B.rnuns Museum.
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ALL TASTES ANTICIPATED.
A HUNDRED Fashions At OsH SroaK

HUNDRED FAsHIoSs AT OEE Srokk
There ia no standard Of thousand people admire
statue that another thousand viii oy has no merit
IT the same Hans Ono "sprDg Style cannot please
everybody. Therefore GEsIs provides A HUNDRED. He
presents all the styles Of all his business contemporaries and
adds to those large number eIclOsivey his own Examine
bis sock say there anything to be found outside Of 1t
which is not TO be found in III aud II there ere not dozens Of
novelties in Il which cannot b. found outside OF IT, Let moth
ara say they before such bewtohins ao
zsnt Of CHLDREs MISSES and 1sYAsrs HATS as Ills Inn
en,e establishment contains Men Of leisure business men,
AL uss who wish the latest Hat Fashions OF tho
xo,d 10 cbsose from can see them in their entirety at
GKsIs's No 5l3 Broadway
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DERD.

BARRows-on Friday. Msy {. BettcA Bauow' she' long
TIE ,e.ve. and friend. Of The family invited to stisnd
tire funeral Sunday al o'clock M ron We residence
Of MI. Charles Baker, No 30 state street. brooklyn
uUSTED-Ou Friday morning May S, aeer short put So
we're iness, Mary Ann, widow Of William l. Ha'ed asoo
IS year. ..s. -, A.. s,c, are in,l,.s 10 attend
IL. funeral heT late reGdence, No 70 west ITenV
fourth street. Sunday afternoon at ocioeh Inc 10
mains will he taken 10 Westeheser County of iheTneH
LLOYD-On Thursday morning May after long and pam
FIJI Illness Gen. John Lloyd Ia tho 9th year Of hs ago
TIE and friends Of the family are r-'Fc'fuy sss
10 attend the funeral without further notice on SUNDAY
afternoon O'Clock, from his late residence NO i+ eel
Forty-sccond street
EORToS-On Wednesday Msy 4, Lambert Norton, In tho
His rlasyc, AID friend, invited 90 attend his fansrA
cosaer Of fulton and william street
pFCKHAM-suddeny, Thur,day evening, May 5, George
PeckhAIn, In the +Jd year OF hisase -, c,r
h. Feows the members OF states kishta Lodse o. Of
o. f. are invited attend tho funeral from his iAie RS.
denc 100 West Twonty tst street on sunday the e'H
inst. a, O'Clock ? m
VAN DYKE--In Wsshing,on, D. c., on Monday, Feb ~
1854. Timothy NJ. Van Dyke, Sergeant iaSth Regiment N
The relatives and friend. requested TO attend h fupsr.
tho residence OF g. '" liindmar,h no ra'. pae
South Berzei ~ j.. Sunday At O'Clock p H. Hudson
City pass the door.
wHiTLoCK In tins city. or Friday evening, Nay s,
Csihane A.. wife Of Urah C. Whtocs in the I'h Jea1 Oh
The sds Of the family are invited to attend the funer. at
No IS Ashland place, corner Of Wsverey place Oh sunday
Bfh mat. gt 2 o clock D.
Albany and Rochester pspefs please copy.
I,,r- r CLARENCE T KEITH THB SI5sAL CoRPs-
. meeting M the Class Of 1850 Of tho Newfork Free
$500 lid on Thursday evening the following resolutions
rvs-. m. hand Of death hss:atey removed Lieut. C.
CLARENCE T. KEITH alike from tho service Of d" county
n,,Sd That we NOUN tho loss OF late cissmsie q,
. ~ eoorteou, sbe ard independent whose strength
Of conviction eoquenco and ardent ana ioiless
his pncpss commanded esteem Ind gave great ioSe
of his future usefulness . -s...,, b..,,
R,sored That 10 his mother ~d sister we tenueio "'
Glt vmo.hy In their deep affection sud Bereavement
o''I"'' X T. Il. EASTON, Secretary.
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JgPYRRs, No. 573 neutrality-suspicious. end
Childrrn's BooTs SLIPPERS, BUCKLES. lows &c
AIso C,rYTs' SIIfIFRs. JEFPERs, 573 Broadway.
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REMOVAL
DBrAS BARIus + CO.
Have renewed from No. ,ca Brosdsayss
No. 81 PARKRow,
Opposite the Astor House.
Jobbers and largo buyers Of MaDTcrYEs PsRyuHnar 60,
will consult their interest BY examining stock
exclusively composed Of this oas Of goods
DEnM BARNRs Co
r.s-Ths initial rs" Ia emitted from signature from
May l. 1864
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fAeyers!scncnt1

CUDJOS CAVE.
A new edition Of this popular novel that has oeeh
cut OF pru FOR few days now ready at the booAS'o1e
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H,RIKs Inly y. lG7.
Hew.Yort, Jss 81

H.gIss July 70 1914.
have been deaf for twenty i've years. and Dr. Won
Eehbers Ia. operated both my without; the ssh'e"
pain I'D not believe such thing could be douc now
hear vel, and feel m, .d clear which did not for the Lat
twenty years The dsr,sny and s with whiehthc opera
ton performed eviuoes tho highest practices, aohty
hcar.per!eey Il now mOs!h since the operation
and continue 10 feel o. well as
WILLIAM LIDDLE.
Harlem l16ths etwe-n III and ID u.s.
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American Anti-sinvery society Anniyersary q,
a. " pi,,ch ~ the Puritsns TUESDAY MOhSlNo. hoy
~" - nnhJic meeting the Cooper Institute on
pnN.SDAY NAV H. a For pariculurs soe advertisements
" - :. Ia a. Lecture. and Meetinss,' OH Page ,.
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srHaor.s, FEB 20. 1854
haye boon deaf IN ono since w1 In College,
rome twenty year. ago. by the skill Of Dr. Lshhi h'
hearing was entirely restored that nov hear alike with
both ear, and find my voice with much more
ease and comfort than before Jo3Efh M 'LAhhl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

Ossfsess, Impaired sishA
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THK
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUsTACHMN TUBE.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED In ONE
MIN u IL.
and every de.ss ohs Ego and Ear requiring shor medical
OF Surgical aid. si,cndedts
DIR. VON EISENBERO,
Author Of Surgical aud Practical Observation, on tho Dis.
essos Of the Ear. with bis new Mods Of freshmen
NO SIG BROADWAY. NEAR ELRvENTu-Sr
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF TIE MOST RESPECTABLE CITI-
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ADVERTISEMENT
NEW. YORK. April %. Is


GEO. G. HUDBKL e. C0.--GBSTLEMRN; We
asre analysed your Golden Btters and find that ''s
component parts ente 1t TO the notice OF the Medoa
profession Since our anslysis have used it IN our
practice with very satisfactory results and find par
culary well calculated to correct dersngement Oh inc
Digestive Organs, such dyspepsia diarrhea siox
headsobs oolo, 60. &C.. and Is superior tonic ior
daily use in moderate quantities for aged PERSONS anu
,Iso those OF delicate constitutions
Yours. 60, Doctors j. f. e. I. 5. NcRBuRY.
No. l36 East 32dst.
We earnestly advise and recommend the uss OF
gugsFt's celebrated GOLDEN BrrrHRs TO persons Of
sedentary habits. They no humbug, prepared for
q day but bona fde preparation for all time. They
are purely vegetable tonic and need only to be tried
20 be appreciated II Is the wish Of the proprietors
that their virtues be tested before condemning de-
cson Of their merits by any who have tried them is
worth pages OF bogus testimonials. IA beverage
they are the mos. wholesome invigoratng md pslat
able smulsn ever offered to the public. And the fact
Of their being prepared chemically and scientifically,
preoludes the possibility of bitter unpleasant TASTE
common to bittcrs generally offered for sale We espe-
osly recommend them 10 ladies' and particularly to
those suffering from debility. weakness. and prostra-
zion Half wine glassof these bitters three or four
times day will produce remarkably healthy Change
IN persons greatly debilitated.
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Suefial Notifies.
The steam Press |.

The Steam Press:
THE STEAM PRESS
THE STEAM PRESS!
gAKER 4 GOODWIN will publish tbsir Campaign
STEAM PRESS, THIS MORNING.
T l. the best number ye: Issued and contains an excel
len. Portrait Of GEN GRANT hs most accurate wood en-
craving vet printed. with authentic sketch the great
Generals Life, written BY personal friend fnee o'''
Sent by mall upon receip. Of price.
BAKER GOODWIN. Printers and Publishers,
Tribune Buildings, Printing Iiou-e square ~ I.
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From the Rev John Mott, D. D. Professor in Union couese
Schenectady
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DRUyKEyyRss CURED.

Don't buy your Gators or Shoes without
Fo.e,. P.Txsr.IsyEK BUCELss They sslfadJustins
reoirc no holes punched In the strap. Dealers OF many
fscurers lO cents currency. and viii mail Sample
Of two patterns. w.,
FhkpktbCk oTsVkss' or No. GO kiby st. Boston, Mass
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ppu.px.p1y crRy or DEAFNESS

From tho Rev Joseph NJ Clarke, R"otor Of ST. Jame''
Church
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3S9.-FOwLBR g. WELLS have removed the
chronological Cabinet No 800 Broadway near Wakors'
The NAY No Phrenoozoa journal rosdy at No. 3e9
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TRUaRs.-Dr. RIoOss TRUSS invites the Sc
criticisms Hard rubber proof clearly durable
tso AhpocKLE IEUssEs, SUPPoRIsGs 6UsPgssokAss Hs'
~ tGezu 81. ksw.lark.
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ZENS OF NEW-YORK

FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE cIrI-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14

WHILE some of the Democratic papers,
1.-THE st. Clairsville Gazette among the num-
ber, have endorsed the Infamous and in
cendiary letter recently sent to his followers
by the notorious individual who watches
and waits over the border" aud most of
them have publised it without comment, a
few have had the independence to denounco
it. OF this class is the Detroit Free Press,
the most prominent Democratic journal
published in Michigan. 1t does not regard
as commendable the advice given, that if
violence is committed by soldiers, they are
not the parties to be held accountable, but
it to be presumed they are the insti uments
Of others who have ''instisated" them to
thus act, and thereupon an indiscriminate
system of murder, arson and plunder is to
be entered upon by way Of retaliation or
"reprisals, in which Union men who have
committed no offense and who are probably
not even acquainted with the real offenders
are to be the sufferers In speaking Of the
letter referred to, the Free Press says:
"We recur to this to day because We have
noticed in several localities disposition on
the part of men who have formerly acted
with the Democratic party, advising as the
only remedy for mob violence, to retaliate in
kind which meansifit means anything, that
when abolitionists or Republicans incite
any of their followers to acts of violence,
that swift vengeance should be dclt upon
men belonging to that party, without ref
erence to their participation in the violence
committed, in stead Of resorting to the law
for protection or redress. OF this charac-
ter are the resolutions adopted in Lsporte
county, Indiana, which wo publish in an
other column. So far as self-defsnse is en-
joined by the Democrats Of that State, we
most cordially coincide with them, but whom
it comes to tho recommendation to retaliate
in kind, we entirely dissent from their po-
sition, as wholly untenable, and If adapted,
certain to produce most awful and terri
bic state of anarchy. What mans life
is safe, il this is once established as the rule
Of action? What is retaliation, in kindP-
Ii is to set the laws ut Defiance to kill, burn
and destroy, because others are alleged to
have committed the Same crimes. Retail
alton in kind does not content itself in fol-
lowing up the guilty, but visits vengeance
upon the first victim who chances to be
found in the path Of the infuriated mob,
however innocent Of the crime committed" :"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14

EIGHT or nine regiments of slave blacks
over eight thousand men in all-have been
raised for our army in Maryland Some of
these regiments have been sent down as far
as South Caroliona, and others will soon
follow. These eight thousand men we're
nearly all slaves. and were enlisted yoiun.
larily, mainly from the plantations. Very
few OF the free negroes Of Maryland bavo
entered the ranks. Our enlistments already
must comprise three fourths of the able-bodi.,
ed slaves Of the State. The remainder are
snlissing - rapidly as they can find oppor-
tanity, '''' /, - -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14
Rhode Island ElectiOn--An0th-
er Union victory. tHN"

PRoyIDENcE, r. l.. April Q. The State
election took place to-day, Returns from
nearly all the State indicate that Jamss,Y.
Smith, Union, is re- elected Governor by a
small majority over Geo. II. Browne, Dem
ocrat and and Amos G, harstow, ipdepea-
dent Union, In this Oily Smith Is in . mi.
nority Of 100 votes. Thare is no election Of
A!s.snblyasn. 4! The Legislature VII b
Union, y ,9iiR busmdsiH .i9ra .oyg
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Building Bridge and
Abutments.
conau~loss-s' orrlcr, Brrrovr ceusrr,}

-. 1T. CLAissvn,LE. March 18Th, 1875
CFAl.Eo PROPOSALS will be received nj this ofhes,
- until noon on the I'd day Of May next for bsilding
an IRON BRIDGE over Wheeling Creek, betwees
Bridgeport and Krkwood, eli the site Of the present
bridge.
Span from 30 to 100 feet; 10 be at least 10 feet wide,
and OF sufficient capacity TO be safe and durabs.
Each bid must be accompanied by complete plan
and specific aon with estimated capacity aud dursbil-
i,y, and nclnde Tho price Of all materials, labor and
painting necessary 10 finish aud complee the bridge, 90
that II the plan aud specidcaon of any bidder shall be
accepted there will be ITO sdni' nal cost 70 ,he County
unless the plan and specification shall be sl,ered
Proposals will also Se received al the same time and
place. for building STONE ABUrhiENrs, and making
the n,c-ssnry alton. Said Abuuusns 10 he built
o hfs class snnd stone Mason work and size oi nene
TO be similar 10 that the pier under the prsssnt
bridge Ht that place Also. winu walls each side OF
the creek, necessary 10 mako easy ascent TO the
bridge
Bids for the abovs work be by the perch. The Con-,
mssioncts rescrsing the rgt reject all the plans aud
bids OH the adoption oi any OF Tho plans they
shall think II to the interest Of the county, the right n
advertise for bids said pap, without revealing
the bid OF The party whose plan has been adopted.
HOBEHr =. CLARK,
~ Cerk for Commissioned.
March a. 1sei.-ew
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14

TnE CoPpERHEAp REBELLIoN.-The
Coles county special correspondent Of the
Chicago Post, an independent loyal Demo
cratic journal, telegraphs from Nation,
April lst: .. .....5~..
Most Of the dispatches concerning the
Charleston insurrection are grossly false. =
There ,cas not the slightest propocatioa.- =
Three days now spent in taking testimony,
shsso plan TO murder all the soldiers IA
Charlsston. The leaders were John III.
O'Hair, Nelson Wells, John Frazer, aud
others. About 100 are implicated, 81 Of
whom are now under arrest. The rinslesd'
surrounding counties to rally rebels, bu,
have failed. They are believed to have
disbandsd aud fed. ri4 'srt
Hon. THos. EWINd IA dapssroualy Ill
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14
On Wednesday, the 18th Of May

next at II O'Clock for the purpose Of selecting
four delegates Dud atetnues 10 reprcsent the stale
in the National Union Convention 10 be held IN the city
Of Baltimore tic 7th day OF June next 10 nominate
candidates for President and Vice President OF the Uni
tsd states
The Convention will nlso nominate Candidates for the
following Offices!
Sscr:tDTy Ol Sntri
judge OF the Supreme Court--ful term;
Judge OF the Supreme Court ia place OF Judse Hunter,
resigned;
Judge OF the Supreme Court, in place Of Judge Ghol.
con resigned;
Attorney tionernI;
Conplro!ler OF the Treasury; and
One member OF the Board Of Public Works
The Convention wall consist OF dcus ate for every
four hundred voes or Governor Brough the last
State secton aud one additional delegate Tor cacn
fraction oil hundred Upward, per the following
list:
I'VE omit the list Belmont County is entitled to 10
delegates -Ep. CHR)N
The Union voters in each Congressional District ore
rogue ed select de ates Hnd two aernates TO
the National Union Convention such time mud place
as may be agreed upon but ii such delegates shall net
be selected before the meeting ol the Stnte Convention
on the 25ih of May then the delegates 10 that Conve
ton will select such delegates 10 the National Union
Convention, for their respective districts.
The Committee would suggest that the County Con
venons for selecting delegates TO the State Convention
be held on Saturday. m 18th OF May.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14

THE Miners Journal estimates that the
consumers of coal will be taxed at least
three millions of dollars this year, in conse-
quence Of the lawlcss violence which pre-
vailed in the Pennsylvania coal region last
summer, and attributes the difficulties
among the werkmen, which suspended work
at the mines, entirely to the Copperhcad
resistance to the draft.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-14

THE Maryland Convention Election on
"Wednesday, was an overwhelming emanci
patton triumph. The majority for Con.
vention is 5000, In Baltimore only rs votes
against the Convention were cast. Other
counties report similar unanimity. The
sccessionists were excluded from the polls
under the order of the last Legislature, bu,
the number of votes cast for the Convention
indicates q very strong sentiment for free
dom. In one country district the Copper
heads destroyed tho poll boxes. but the
presence Of troops sent out to look up the
matter will render their triumph anything
but a pleasure to them.