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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
rcopie's National Convention ni Cieve'
land.
TO rng PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

After having labOred Intellectually to deler Us
1ra.was in our power the critical moment when the
attention Of the people must inevitably be fixed upon
,he selection of a candidate for the chief magsiTacy OIL
TIE country after having interrogatod our conscience
aud consulted our duty as citizens, obeying at once tc
,entrncnt Of a mature conviction and profound aH,'
ton f,r the common country feel ourselves inpeeu
On our own responsibility TO declare TO the peope ina,
the time hss come for al Independent men, jealous oi
their liberties and Of the national greatness to confer
4rce, and mite TO resist the swelling invasion Of an
OMEN shameless. end unrostraincd patronage "hich
threatens 10 encuf under its destructive wave the
Yrbts ofthe people the liberty and dignity Of neh"uon
Dc,nly IMPRESSED with The conviction that IN time
Of revolution when the public attention 10 turned e1ciu
srcy 70 the success Of armies ard Is consequently less
vlsnt Of the public liberties the patronage derived ron
the organization ola army Of million Of men ana on
administration Of affairs which seeks 20 control the re-
Sno, parts Of the country in favor OF its supreme chief
constitute a danger seriously threatening 10 the sabil
iiy Of republican institutions. We declare that the
principle of one term, which has low acquired
NEARLY tie force Of law by the conservation Of
time ought he infexbly adhered 70 in The approach
ing election We further declare that DO not reoog-
Nc in the Baltimore Convention the essential cond tons
OF luly national convention It's proximity 70 theeenter
OF all the Interested influences oi administration ~ us
fluce oa the center II tie country its .mode Of conYo
cation the corruprg practices TO which has been and
5nevi.lby VII be subjected do not permit the people
f. assemble there with any expectation Of beng abe
f. deliberate at full liberty. Convinced, as We are
that in presence Of the critical circumstances III "h'
f nation is placed it is only in the energy and good
s, 81 the people that the general safety can be found
sa fed that the only way 10 consult il is TO Indicate
a central position to which every one may go without
100 much expenditure ofmeans and imc and where TIC
assembled people far from I'll administrative influence
may consult freely and deliberate peaceably Win Tie
presence Of the greatest possible number Of men whose
Known principles guarantee their sincere and enlsht
enei devotion to the rights Of the people and to the
preservation Of the true basis Of republican government
we earnestly invite our fellow citizens 20 mite at
Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday the 5st of May next for
consultation and concert Of action in respect 10 ap
,,-eaohiDp Presidential election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

ACCOUNTABILITY Union Convention, to
send delegates from Massachusetts, 10 the baltimore
National COny cut.0n is 20 meet ia Boston on tie lsth
OF MAY. -, .,
A. the convention of delegate from the llhh Con-
crcssona District Of Massachusetts held IN salem on
THURSDAY April - 20 appoint delegates 20 the Demo.
cratic Convention at Chicago A. ID. Northend OF
SIcm and Il. s Spafold Of Ncwburyport were
chosen The convention closed with three cheers ior
Nf.ficll.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
r,,.,,,;,u,,t. This Day and Evening.

For location Of fheafers end fc II es Garsr
f..eaehf ~ ofte, eoiBnBf ~ lis J'Ipef.
Nmtos CsRDKS-Cussoias of 10 toun'sy-lAe connie
SOogah.
WfsTTR GARDEN -HGulrt
OIrsPIC THaATEE-Ilandy Anty-Magrpih
BROADWAY THKATHR-Si Simmons, the tstnuoteuf
BAksuN s-Pomp Of CudJos Cave, Ac.
N.rrosAt AcADHNY - bgsl0s-Norks 81 AT
IlIPPoTHy .IRos-f que-tTlsn Performance
UoPK Cu.PgL,-Maninoth scrcoscoptron
COOPER lSsTfTUTg -Msgic-Ihe Davenport 5ro'hfH
HYLi gE's " ond, rlnl Performance No - Broadway
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The Highi Spirit.

fCol john ". Forney makes Tire following rn'ro'; r
ponse 10 The application Of ihe Committee on hew'pape
Offices" for day, income and day. wage. Of hi. Office h
sid Of TIE Fcu-y gauia faif.l
WAsHfSr TOY. April -. 1864.
My DRAR WIysLOw: ] only got your Cir
cuar uf the 9Th Yesterday through nay business fepr
sentative bir Brown. nud have just tlegupled hfr
rs follows. " say 10 my friend Winsow Dr. shall have
the profits Of dlys business on TIE Pro-. one dii
lu.ile-s on The CroHclf and one month ~ my salary
as S,crc,arv Of the senate Fix the best day for tn
Press and will DO che same for Ihs thronffe SOY,
also To al my friends IN the Office On philadelphia that
Will be grateful II they viii do their beet 10 hop Tie
great cause" wish could do more, and roy on H.
viii ry 20 10 more. hold life. property ever. thing.
30 far below the honor and the salvation OF my dear
country that would gladly give all have hope for
II the country can be saved from this dreadful slave
Rohelion-tbc won't The most uugraic'u and TIE most
cau,ecs since the Satanic hosts took arms against
prot Getting and forgiyng God.
Yours truly and always
j. W. T0gyRT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

UIGHLY IMPoRTAST TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
An soldiers who have been discharged bv reason 81
wounds received in any battle and Nho have not re-
ceived the 500 bounty receive The same AZ once ny
,pplying by letter or IN person, AZ The Mitary ana
Naval ( gency No. al Walnut-st Plhladelpha
~ JosIPH L. Dewitt & COMPANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
From Mr.. Thoma- ;. Day Of BROOKLYN.

No rs PEARt,sr, BRoOKLYS. n. L., sept b. 1862
For H.. benefit of those similarly sciej, make the FOL.
loving For yeer. my daughter Afflicted
with Catarrh. which gradually worse until II hnd 50
IMPAIRED her health felt convinced she must die.
The discharge from tie head and throat ncessant, FIRE
ou.ry panied by blood After having tried every one
ana everything vain. last resort called Or. Aow
ue whose she has been entirely cured nd restored 20
lie rnnNuIrnt OF rKrel rnL Lel.tl. InOnAs ,. DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Bnsiness 4 otires.

Cpyry'S Two OBIECTs.-These are, hrst,
20 offer 10 the p1bc everything in psin and ecy
that can be- onud anywhere esei and second, 70 i 49,
,be else Ths hs idea Come snd see whr.he ne N''
.ii !, a., or not OESIS's No. 5l3 Broadway
TpussRs DIR. RECESS Truss invites the Sc
yerc, cri,ici.us Hard rubber waterproof clearly dtae'
Neo NAHtcOcELH 1HussKs ~UPFOElEEe SUaPhNspH'Hs ~
No. Z BaIclsy-st Sew-lo1A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

President Lincoln's Inaugural for lo61 carl
ceured in DrMoREsTs ILLUSTRATED NEWS 81 ths WerA'
with 9th y interesting novelties, graphic lusiat,y
new music. and fashions by Mine. DfMoRtsI. NO"
ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
From Mr.. George Levy Of View York.

No o { LINIUN ~ INV 7 UItAf JUN IT. IHVI
For five wear. si c'ei with Csafh which produced
inrrut ind violent headache soppase Of the nosts
throat. End constant falling OF mDcus IN the throat, which
..p me ine...hnty hawking up II also affected my eye
-, 80. ana voice Under Dr. Rowes have been
el.sey cured Of Ca,aIh ard the above effects arising from
GEORGE LEVI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

CEDAR CAMPHoR.-Cheap, certain, agreed
IA, in odor snperlatively superior to common Compton
for use against Moths. IIAuIs CnAraAS' nanniao'
turers Boston All prominent Druggists sell u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

REMOVAL
DKHGs BAGNEs ca.
Have removed from No. 20l BroaiwIy~
No. ~ PARK ROW.
Opposite thu Aston House
Jobber' snd lazy, buyers Of MEDrcrsss PssrU-ssv &c.
will consult their Interest by ysamnri our immense stock
exclusively e0nposai Of thi, clas. Of goods
DENas BARvEs 6 Co
p. s-The initial rs" is omitted aom our .iSnouis Il on
May l, 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

JErFERs. No. 573 Broadway. ladies ana
Childrcn's RoOrs SIrrEEs, Buc'IRs' row., &c.
Also GEMS SIrPKk- JEfFfls, 3'S br"HuNnJ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
CASES OF DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FROM
THE FAR CURED

Beside the names given here many Others fsden OF tbis
cityj can be- had on application - -.
TRESrOS y. j., Aug I,t % 1862.
That, TO certify that my daughter having been afflicted Tor
eighteen wears Nth deafness AMI discharges nom ooth cars
ed fr5m sraflr, fever when Two years Old placed her
under the can OF Dr. Rowe Now her hearing /. restored
ne l.,s e ueiy and the discharges from o9h ear
are entirely stopped From my intercourse with DR. Rowe
feel iu,tihcd IN recommending him q, gentleman wen 'e4sed
III 'ho US A''' " CALEB SAGER,
Stewart State Lunat.c Asylum.
No "A MoyrsosERY ST., THESroS n. j., Oct g. 1861
Tb to certify ha placed my daughter under the care
Of DR. Row loi deaess add discharges from 9'. ear W
d.cl .r.ug much and times bl0od-caused rom schrt
xio 10 this she had been under tie care OF great
m,ny pv,icsns some Of them the mos. eminent ,'
IN p6ladolpis without any benefit beins derived Now the
drhaTres are entirely stopped and her hearing 80 much I'M
,vI bn, Inc can hear IN low tone OF voice.
t. b. hGt M. Las derived feel great pleasure in recon-
n'@ndins Dr Rove to others similarly afflicted
He"ui"s ~ RICHARD BAsYoRD
TRENTON ~ J, Nov 10 1852
" a. 70 certify that DR. Rowe has entirely cured my son
of Is,fu.., and dssharges from his len car
vi "' j. +. DARRAH. No. IS Academyat az.
R..J.pce No Yves. 'tl st. doors wes' OF Sth sy MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

We the underlined, feeling that being and blvo
been greatly beneh by DR. Rowe by his treatment for Ca.
tarh and believing Il be the most pluc method treat
en recommend those simary afflicted to avail Themselves
OF t.
Abrm NJ Kirby Secretary Mon,auk Fire Insurance Com.
paiy No l58 Broadway.
Daniel Van Worries Ryersou street near Ge' av Brock
Ism.
John o. Yoorhies No. 232 Adelphi-s,.
Chsre. r. OHlsy, No l2l Adams-st., Brooklyn.
BENJAMIN Moore ClermOnt.av 9Th house north Of Fulton.
av Brook iyu. " No. CO Soutl-si, New-fork
Henry Ran ken No. 81 South ih st., l0hst, WI
lansbursh H. ID.
Beside these, other references can be had application 20
Or. Rove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

TO ADybRTIsERs.
We have completed arrangements which enr.s to con
tract Tor ADVERTISING in the leading nespapr Of the Cen
adn' both Ensish aud French the most adsanageoD
terms. S PrrrEsciLL & Co,
New.psper Advertising Agents,
Ne. 81 Parrrow. New York.
KSoxs Latest STYLE.-KYox, the eel.
ehracd Halter Of No. 2i2 Bro,lTsy corner Of Fulton
has just introduced Hat which specimen Of good Taste
and beauty Of matcrl has been eyceed Tho sls Il
original aud has hi. advantage every other that It
10 become every aud this Is sgreli feat TO accomplish
and proves the genius Of the designer
EAGLE GAS STOVES
Gas STOVES COOKING IRONING.
CHFAPER THAN Coat CT MOOD
EvERI sTovE WARRANTED To COOK TO
Perry cTfOE.
! SRND FOR DTscRIPTIyR CATALOGUE.
H. ID. BrAKK, sole Monufaciu'cr,
No "a BROADWAY n Y.
3S9.-TowLER Il WELLS have removed the
chronological Cabinet TO No 800 Broadway Walker st..
The NAY No. Phrcnoogcal journal ready 4, No 3s9
The special features Of GRyIYs Hat STORE,
No. 5l3 Proldway The extensive fsoe. 1t affords 10 he
tipsy othe FASHIONS, aad tie complete reA Of h ia,e'
styles of FuoTe and America 10 departments Of PLAIN and
fancy HAIrISG which IT, muense stock presents
WHvEIsR WuroSs hshe., prlniuin lock stitch saw
so MACHINES mov. . to No. 6l5 Broadway between
Houston aid Ble-skeT--ts
ALL FIRST-CLASs SEWING MACHINES
For SALE ASD TO kE,r, by
Hicks { CowpsNy No. $50 Br5liwsy
Three doors below Br0Omt Il.
GROVER u BAKERS CELEBRATED SEWING
MAcHSgs lor SAILS No 9Ji broadwsy near s.dst I'm.
boidrIns brds and every deception Of machine sew ing
Gone the bst uauurr Machines. with experienced ofer
s'or-, se't o. flHiie. by the day or week
LADIES GAiTERs-A pretty foot needs a
rreiiy ruca.ng aud CANTRELLs EATERS manufactured er
Ife. prlg weai, fall - attract owing 20 tef
eiesnnrs End rrccr tho attention II those who under
sfnnd is necessity. We advise at our lady f"aders 20 vit
CAsTRELLs L.ia6huiru No 80 Broadway between lith
aud iths,s
DYsPRPsIA TABLETS for Indigestion, Heart
turu &C. prcpsl.d by = q. NKLIIsG No n! Ceure'si'
md Tor ale by ~ Druggists Price, 80 cents per BOX.
THE ARM AED LEG (PALMER's PATEST) sup
piled Solder. by the inventor, - fKASx PALsEi, Sur
econ Artist broadway. cor Aston pfc, n y tV Chest
nu'..' rhns By order ofihe suEGEos GENERAL
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.--The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless. and iusanianeous
lu effect The genuine IA signed NtiLss A. BACHELOR
sold By 81 Drussi.is Factory No. 81 b'lcsf'I
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LIKB PICTURES.
Carte. de Ni.is per dozen, Duplicates ~ 81 Al neg
fiiv,. registered RIA. Lrvis, No. lRChathams'' " l.
TRUSsgs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPESsoRY
Paxp.Gvs suProRTEHs 6c.-MARsHS Co.'S Radical Cure
2 r.. Oaice On at No. Ne.eysi. Lady attendant
GROVER & BAKERS IIIGHEsT PREMIUM
FLafTtc STITCH sEwiSG -MAcHiSEs
ssls.Toouls, ~. sfi BroadwIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
EYE, EAR, AND THROAT.
CROSS-EYES STRAIGUTicNEO

| IN A FEW MINUTES. AND WITH BUT LIT, III PAIN
! HOURS 10 a. NJ TO ? p. ~.
Extract Of Symptoms T Caarrh from d. Rowes' Treatise
II produces feeling Of uneasnes. heat. and ,Fu II the
uOfdls which often closed or both i- usdby
the ihckeniHg Of the uembr'ne from Inflammation; soon
SKIN With which It CONES contact II The dsesse is not
cheCke then the discharge soon becomes 1ru3en tr
i'll yellow color. sometimes tnged with blood NTH an
oior disa bic and sometimes otensi, -
The breath Of the patient becomes 80 rcvCngy ofrn1e
isolate % from soy1cy and render him oojct Of dssn
himself Tie discharge frequently drops down tn throat, and
ste become grely paired 3n5 .ometmes entirely )da
hcadache skes s apTrt'lnce tson'ai bone
s beCors involves and nrlfd;c pain - ts lace and
he Affected fg' sleep
is Oh ~ Interrupted sensation Of o. moss In the lOuth and
throat thirst ana fcverishar seners being prod cd ln W
mornsz tongue aai disagree goe Taste IN az mouth
drowsy espcr ay during the day after eating Aher
time The memory becomes lptred restless nervous f-e
irs accompanying 'seronsy affecting close 9pr ii'n to
study: Ia short general resrssnes- q mind ~ are
disposed - be ro'iive II the iniamnsui extends rug
the passage ths eye. ana nhaine. that Il ss'
the tears - sciow Upon the pses' rri tion eype
extends through the Eustacan tubes 20 tbs middle car tHs
hearing becomes lees impaired; II u extend, Own
the roat gives rise to dyspepsia bronchitis, end 70 COZ
SUMPTION The experience anl invest aous 0 he gTs1.et
Swans iu medical srience lave established tie fact that
fully twDthird OF the Of ccnsunpon commenced BY
inflammation md vieeo'ion Of the ar pas.age' must %
remembered that the Do, aud only cure Oh consumption Is ~
CURE OF cATARRH
may not be Of place TO mention What lave found to
checked viii 60 the lung The directly opposite IS ne
effect, II checked, it will most as.nredy, in most in
snces the uuzs Never yet there any whose
eah better aer being cur~d Of Ca,ah, the treat,
men being constitutional a. vel NJ local
Besde the following eercncesi nsuy others ear 10 o.
used urle, strictly in acc,Edance with lhsiE
permission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

CAUTION TO PARENrS-Plrcnt' are apt TO think
dat their children win ouisrow discharges from Their
r or Caisrha affections Never they aborirg under
Ireaer mistake How many instances there where they
have grown 1t must be ackuowledged that there have
Few and very. far beweeu-uot in hundred In many
&C.. where hoy have been allowed 20 continue uncheked
lie uenbranl iympani drumheld has become perforated
and Tie drum nured thus precudus all possibility Of resto
ng tn. bearing is any porcnt willing 70 run such rsk
Ia Ctarrh the disease grows with the child and either
erunates IN Consumption Deafness These two diseases
In chi drrn cannot be checked too soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
oaohinr Presidentinl Election.
FRFrEslcK KAPP. Y. Y.

H. GRAFT Brow No. FRFpEEICK kArP y. \.
: STEPHEN ;. FOSTER. Mass. CHARLES J.. Moss. NO.
a VAN ANIwGRP y. y. =. q. PARSFR Me.
BUD b. CHAPMAN OHIO. ERNEST PfltseI>G, III.
IRA G. ANDREWs Me NM ID. RuIHNslN Me.
1iENRY A. CLOVER Miss. JONI :. SAYERl, y. y.
1'ETIE ENGILNAN. Wis. J.. CLUsIRFT.
C'AsPAR BUTz III. IML pEFTOHrs. No.
GEORGE FIELD. y. y. NAH. i. NAWfEE- ia.
IuwARD GIBEET y. y. lRNEsI SCHMIDT, H.
rETER GnLEN. y. y. JAMES kFDPAiH Mass.
ISAAC ". HAFT, y. y. WALTER Ii. SHVPE ONO.
NM HRRRIEs, \. \. VIZ. Il. SMITH, Me.
JAMRs HILL Ne. j. ". KENYON. y. y.
n HIaNZEN Mass. JANIS TAtsslG. Mo.
+ T. DISsMORH Dist Col. Pr. STOTTEIHFIN, y. Y.
AND. HUNBERT Pa. WM II. DwISrILE y. \.
q. W. ALDEN n j. SAM IL TAYLOR.
j. SUBOLDI, Iowa. JAS : THOMAS. No
WM MORRIS DAVIS Pa I. Nj NCH, No.
D. NJ DAVIS Pa. J. q. WEsrBROoK, Ne
YIN. Il. JOHNSTON, Pa. j. f. NHpPLE \ y.
THO. OISHAUsRN, Mo, Of the Peoples Committee.
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LoNG's sPEECH.

TIE Sentinel prints Longs reasonable speech
in full having previously printed pretty full synopsis
II says:
As the speech is able truthful deliberate. and brave
and il has excited much attention IN consequence
Of the ahortvc efforts Of the Lincolnos TO expe Mr.
Long from the House of Representatives for it, utter
ance and the ba victory they the motion to
ceHsgrc, have thought VIC could hot better Use our
sI.oa Iluu o rnIN N ln lIll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

II can safely be aid that there OF discharges Of The
ar bat what b. entirely aud permanently cured and IN
n lie eerne can either be entirely cured materially i'm
proved all diseases there some cases o. deafness
IA. cannot even benefited; but in the majority Of
lie he.ns can either BE- entirely cured remarkably bene
hted always be checked and prevented fom growing
II Is an idea that where discharges Of the
checked will be- thrown IN the system and will make ITS
somewhere else tn aggravated form
directly contrary effect have always found IN that
~ ed the health IL the patient being much robust
o., II discharge RES been checked | YET 20
where it has impaired the health Of the patient by being
toed L., any one disposed think any Injurious effects
@ rise foln IT, being stopped ask themselves the question
n. n natural for the discharge" No, ceriaidy not
l can Il be beneficial 70 offensive discharge render
M Won disgusting TO every with whom you brought in
contact constantly running fsom your It be nJu
ZION, to check Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
MOVEMENTS op UNION TRoors.

The movement of Union troops from the
Konawha Valley to Legisburg Is reported by The Sen
incl which says that those in Randolph County vii
also be advanced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

From VI. CNarle8 LIcki'',
BROOKLYN. April8. 1864.
wish b. sd my testimony ia favor OF Dr. Rowe method
Of treatment Of Ci'arfh
CHARLEs LoczITT. No. 25l Fulton.si, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

REVOLUTION IN NBw-YOBK SUGGESTED
The Richmond Sentinel noting the fact that the
troops garrsouing the foriGcaions in NevYoFh Har.
bor were removed to other fields Of usefulness and that
their places to be filled by New York state troops
says "Ths Is seymours chance 10 free bis state If he
has the pluck - use it,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Watches md IcVclry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
For sale by
GEO. G. ALLEN, No. as Broadway.
b. d,or below, Canal g.. f0rinariy No. Il Wal II,

oae door below Cana a., iorrnariy No. Il walls,
ECONOMY La silks, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. =
HE0EMAN ( Co.'S BENZINE removes rsIus Spots
&C. instantly and cleans sAs. Gloves, Sc equal TO
Only IS cents per bottle sold by Druggists and Fsncy Goods
stores. HEGEMAN6 CO.. Nos. 2O3. 5ll and 80 Brosdway
and corner Of ih-ly and i7th-.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

speciaI N0tice.-Persons contemplating insalns VII
ye and those already interested IN Life insuanes So.
a. , 10 communicate with the undersigned ana oot.ls W.
s",on highly important to them. Aadress N s4,phS"'s
Boz No. $3.50 Post Office, Nsw.forka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

Cabinet Furniture.
,os oo 18Th al EurIaIe manuiscturers pxices CON-
asaoi and walnut Perior Suites Library snd
ser smtes oaL sud Dining room Sases oil made
ndr The superutondenee OF j. T. IN we se's
- "a ,syr.nled both material and worhlnsnsnip
"y'e' a"u WE'LL 4 BRAuNDaDOBs,
Nos I25 and l2T Riyington St, New fork-
r..,o,,s. Nos 95 ". % l0l, 1903, los Sunolk-st, .
n little broadway and lsth st. tgridion Railroad oas
o,s. within two blocks Of the warehouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
COLORED TROOPS.

The Mobile Register urges the Rebel authori
ties to take measures 20 bold out Inducements to t
colored Union soldiers. fugitiyes from Slavery I
nesert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-26

IsN'T IT LAMESTABLE.-Thet times arc
sadly out OF joint The people have a
stubborn faith in the integrity of the I'M
ion. They will pour forth their money
and their lives, and march in defense OF
the national life. They believe in an arm
ed policy for the enforcement of the law,
and the infcting bloody punishment Oh
those who bid it defiance. They cannot
be made to thing that the peace doctrines
Christianity appeal to armed and arrogant
rebels. They will not subscribe to poll,
teal philosophy that shivers all national
organization into fragments. They will
not learn the principals of military science
from men who never faced q battery mol
encountered storm of bullets. In other
words, they do not regard Nallandigham
and the Woods as proper eXponents OF the
teachings of Christianity. they do not
consider Voorhees,, Cox, & Co., as EN-
bodying the only political truths i'll theii
State sovereignty fulninations. And
somehow, they are not disposed to consid-
er the Neics and the Worid us superior to
Grant, and Meade, and Sherman in the
art eff war. 1t is very unfortunate, hut
the American people always had stupid
way of doing their own thinking, and Il
chronic habit of insisting on the enforce
ment of the laws, and we fear they will
stand by their Chief Magistrate in the
execution of them to the last lfashing-
ton Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-26

A CoMMANDER TO LovE.-A private
etter from Marietta, Ga, June 23d, to a
gentleman in Cincinnati, gives the follow
ing characteristic innident Of Gen. How.
ard:
"On the 23d Of June, while the battle,
or the move forward, was going on, .
young man. mortally wounded, was being
taken back on litter. Gen. Howard, who
was riding BY, stopped, inquired to what
regiment he belonged /; then dismountins. t.
he took the boy Che was mere boy) by
the hand and conversed with him, there
in the road, kneelng down by the litter.
the others around doing the same, uncoy-
cring their heads. The General then
offered ietvent prayer for the boy, after
which he pressed his hand and kissed him.
This shows the man We have as corps
commander"