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New York, Feb. 5.
Gold sold to-day at l5S.


NEW YoRK, Feb g.
The TINES Newbern, y c., letter Of the
% says . los Is not heavy, perhaps 100
would cover the killed. wounded and miss
ing 1t. Col Fellows Of the Eth Mass
and several other officers have not been heard
from
The gunboat Underwater was captured
under the guns Of our Fort Strong which
shelled her, set on fire and she blew up.
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COMMITTEE tor -ohsuas from Farmers.
New York, Feb l,i, 1854.
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oGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
1853 1858
BINTER 1RR4YGENEyT.
Commencing Monday, November S0tb, 1868.
FIRST TRAN, BoSToy AYD NEF YORK
EXPRESS.

EXPRESS
Leave Ogdenshurgh at 30 AN; breakfast at
Malnnel arriving &c Rousr'- Point At O 20 NJ Bur
nngton ~ P q, Troy aud All any so PN. New York
cJ q, White River Junction 20 Ps, Concord -
" and Boston IOU1Pa.
NJ No change Of ears by tins train b. tween Og-
oenslur-h and Boston.
SECOND TRAfy, THROUGH VAL
Leave ogdensburgh at { 20 pm, (dine at Malone)
arriving Al Rouse's Point az $50 \, ~. Ahens "
~ tsupper) Burlington 200 pm. and Boston early
n ming SPLENDID SisfyIsg Cars run with this
Tram between ROuses Point and Boston This train
connects with Montreal and Champiain Rsilroad at
houses Point, arriving at Montreal 900 JPN.
RETURNING.
.,ise B oston s0oAS, (express) without change
80 ar irving at Ogdenshurgh 1900 night con-
ec'in with night express train, Grand Trunk Rail-
way, Tor all points West, &c.
Leave Boston % AN, ami o. ~. and New York
~ H. and % pm, arriving at Ozdenshurg %
next day, connecting with u. 7. Railway and
Ott'Wa Prescott Railway, for west and north.
q. '. HONLE, Sup't.
Malone. y. Y, Nov. 2s,h. 1853.
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VI sl,NNAII

Ut Sc.NNATI, Feb. Sd.
Considerable excite -ment prevails at Paris,
Ill, m constqGe Of an anticipated attack
on the returned Oldiers by the butternuts in
that vicinity.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.
The Peruvian Syrul
The Peruvian SyruF

sa Protected Solution OF PROT0XfDE or
Neie Discovery in NeaieiHs t4a; strises 1. O..
DissGse, by supplying the Blood with 10. s
es9is Or LIFE EismsHt, IROT
This is the secret Of the wonderful succe.
remedy in curing DYSPEPSld. LfFEf
PLANT, CHRON VIC DIsEEH-t.
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS CF
AND FEYERS, BCHORS. LCt
coNSTlTC FOWL FfG-s.
DISEASES Of kfDNEfs
AVID BLADDER. FE-
rae C7n,ntziHts.
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.


NEw YoRE, Feb. =.
The Times Washington despatch saws ::
There is not the slightest ppreb ension of
any difficulty with France.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R. R.
WINTER 4RR4yG EVENT.

co-reuzi-g yor >ra8er 3lis, 1853 f-eI-s lrll
LEEE BURLIyGTOy.
s5rAM. Nal IRAN Or Boston. Lowell, Worce,ter,
Fellows Fulls Necne. Fitch urg, brattlehuro,
sprin -tirll tartfHlt, New haven. Tr1s, Al any,
Hud New ACrs arrive il Boston i5 NJ Troy
f5lPV; Ncw Nors e3iP ".
THovgs % Troy zs Boston irttso-f czaags Of CE-f-
ls5Pu. Ergrss. r-li4 f1r Rutland Troy, AT any,
New York schenec-iiy an the Net; arrive AZ
Troy 80 p - New York by Hudson River Kali
al mex morning
81 P ~ yigst Ers-,rs from Montreal 20 New York;
arrive IN Troy - ~ New York q ~
From he S0ufs ard East Traias vrIrs a. Bu-hHg-
Ton foilaus
90 20A ~ laro faiios Tram from Rutland--This
Train leaves Rutland a. uoA N.
3 81 Passenger Train. Leaves View fOrk at l13l
"; Troy SOFA "; Rutland l. - ? n
50P Mai Tram, from Boston. Lowell. Worces-
ter. Springfield. Hartford, New Haven, Troy, Al
bany and New York. Leaves Boston 81 A NJ New
York % A N; Troy u - pm.
TICkETS sold for Saratoga. Troy, Albany, New
York. Schenectady aud all principal points on The
New YORK Central and Western Railroads, and In
formation given by
R q rowe No. ., American Hotel Block
Package checked through.
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For Wounds, either occaisoned by the
Bayonet, Sabre or the Bullet,
Sores or Bruises.

SORES OF BRUISES,
To which every Soldier or Sailor are liable, there
arc no medicines 50 safe, sure and convenient at
Holloway's Pills and Ointment The poor wounded
and almost dying sufferer might have his wounds
dressed Immediately if he would only provide him
self with this Iuatehess Ointment, which should he
thrust into the wound and smeared all round IL,
then cover with piece Of linen from his knapsaok
and compressed with a handkerchief Taxing nj ght
and morning six or eight Pills. to cool the system
and prevent Inflammation
Every Soldiers knapsack and Seaman,s chest
would be provided with these valuable Remedies.
CAUTION.-None are genuine unless the
words . Holloway New-YOrk and London - are dis
cernable As a water-mArk In every leaf Of the book
% directions around each pot or box the same may
DC plainly seen BY holding the leaf - the .ht.
handsome reward will Re given 70 any one render
such Information will lead 10 the detection Of
any party or parties coun,erfeiting the medicines or
vending the same. knowing them 70 be spurious.
= sold az the Mandatory Of Professor Hollo-
way, % Maiden Lane, New York, and by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
throughout the civilized world in boxes at % cents
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y. B. Directions fer the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have Show Cards, Circulars. * c. sent
FREE OF XPENSE, by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN Lane Ny.
JOHN r. HENRY & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
bsiT Oh. sa.d RssfoTafi,ss, Psrfnrasry Of al
kiads, &c, d.
JaLu +. Henry, WATERBURY, VT. and
g. s. johnson. ) NOM REAL, G. f.
GeyEsat aszyrs FoR Holloway Medicines.
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90 Boxes ground Coffee. Tor .ale BY
~ LOUIS FOLLETT a co.
dee If
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Weakness OF Debility Induced by Over
l..

Niil soon disappear b., che use Of these valuable
fii-, anil Oh, soldier Ell quickly acquire addition
tIuul strgl-tl Never let Tie Bowels Il either cum
un-'i cog unIuiy acted upof II may soon strange
ulat IOlluWay's Ills should be Recommended for
% sentery and tIux, many persons slpp1sing that
they would Increase the relaxation. flis is great
mistake for these Pills viii correct the liver and
stomach and thus remove all the acrid humoursfrom
the system Tins lueticine viii give tone and visur
e. the whole organic system however derangcd,
while health and strength follow AZ a matter Of
course Nothing viii stop the relaxation Of the
Ho,rpls N srira THE ftrurftE r,a44.frn
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REYENrE sTANIPs.

SMOKED SALMON, Smoked Halut-.
- Beef For sale by
LOUIS F0LLET-l
Dec. =.
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BAD STATE OF THE BIG,

or accompanied by Destii'y or Lsr 81
Sysfesa.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, %
Jag S5zets ave -ot foiLolr,d By ao-resporsir.
but are permanent, infus ng strength, rio-
hfs into all parts n the system, and bu..--,
IRON CONSTITUTION
1t an excellent substitute for Vine O
where a stimulant is needed.
The following names are taken non err p
Of testimonials, which will Re sent flec Il {
dress.
Rev John PierPoint, Lewis Johnson, y .
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell kinney Z
Rev. Arthur b Fuller, 5. II. Kendall.
Rev. Gordon Robins. ". R Chisholm. y
Rev sylvanus Cobb, jose Ant. sancass
Rev. T. starr King. Maroelino Aras.i
Rev Eph'm Mute, Jr., A. A. HAYES. NJ. D
80 TAers can BE- but one stronger 1rea'
iesifnory Of s~eh n'n a tsess, e,.d tiaf ~
trial- "a Aas cured tAousazds lsAsrs oiie
AGes fSsIed 10 giss relief, and irra.tas ozu'''
BY Assiiass TO givs II trial
for Dy'pepsis and all ehrO-ie sisesssi. -
lied by DssilOy, d "a Spse,Se.
Prepared as heretofore by y. L. class
For Sale by
SETH W. FOWLE 4 Co. Is Trenoni =
J.. P. DINsNoRE. 4sl Broadway. New y
and by su Druggist
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+ r ID -
RHEUMATIC LIN1NENT.
TUE attention ~ th, public IS called to this meet
.e sbsygas J t.. %. . sa.s as geI!es' Rna s.
hei- o..
RHEUM ATISM
j. caused hy ,'a-uation q the fluids arising from
checked pcr.p.rltiuu-i, cured - few bottles Of
Kennedy, Rheumatic Liuineut.
SPRAINS
/ Are caused by an .ver-exteusiou and sudden
I action Of the mu.ces-i- cured ay few bottles q
/ Kennedy Rheumatic Lulmrut-equaIl4 suOi lot
I uiau and east.
NEURALGIA.
The king Of all plain, 8, eausei 5y an inflammation
10 the nerves., instantly cured Deg few applira
tions Of Kennedy, Rheumatic L.nimeut.
PLEURISY
L an Inflammation ct the lining Of the ribs-is
cured by few bottles Of kennedys Rheumatic
Liniment
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure % the lesh and
smashing Of thc s,u,s-.. Instantly relieved hy
kennedy Rheumatic Eminent
CRANP
l. ac1utraction OF the muscles caused hy a sudden
st1ppa-e oi the neryou, Iuid which prevents ami
mai life havin- free flows cured hy few april
cations Il Kennedy Rheumatic lin.meut.
BILIOUS collie
l. caused by a neuralgia Ia the stomach and bowels
take a teasppuufuI # Kennedy Rheumtic LIN
lment in warm water every half hour until cared
SORE THROAT AND HUARSENESSS
Arc caused hy an unnatural lryaess Of the glands
wet a piece # flannel with kunnedy's Rheumatc
Liniment apply Il on going % bed, and you will be
well In the morning
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from usensble persPiration
is cured BY few applications u kennedy's Eheu-
matte Liniment
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FOR AN ULCERATEU SORE THROAT.
You will take one teaspoonful Of the Liniment ami
four teaspOOuiuls Of water Gargle Che throat twice
a day In few days il will be we'll. This tea
spoonful will be worth a dollar 10 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tousls and pal
ate with DRY. hacking cough. will di ute the Lin
igl"ut with az OF i've times is bulk of water,
-ar-l. the throat. aud swallow the moisture. ThLs
Hsrsr fans
II Is good for TOOTHAcHE, EARAcHE. SwELLED
FACE and lSfLAMAIioN Of every kind. Every fam
lily should have full supply for tho winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Rox-
bury, Mass. Price 80 cents. Sold By all druggists.
se.f x5.-dXNCn
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
pn. MATTIsoN's INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE

The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
DE-. MATTIsON's INDIAN EAlMENAGO6uE-
- This &c ehrated Female Medicine
Is designed expressly for both mar
~ ried and single ladies, and Is the very
s@ best thing known for the purpose, a.
HSG|N ii will bring on the monthly sickness
Sf<[H incases Of obstruction from any cause
rrs8 "a AMI after all other remedies oil the
C<f Kind have been tried in vain. ii
sE@NlSsS taken rs directed, II will cure any
ifTiE case no matter how OBSTINATE and
fs,e,,see1 II also perfectly safe az ali times
FS3erf ET-lt Is put up In bottles OF three
as 80 y. dicrpnt strengths, with lull dlrec-
~ ft-lz,,.sA tons for usins, and sent by Express,
Ms closely sealed, TO all parts Of the
<S PRICEs.-Full strength so; Half
strens th So Quarter strength % per
bottle. n B-Some are cured by the weaker, while
others may require the stronger Preparations Inc
full strength l. always the best ri sent by EA-
press in a sealed package, on receipt Of the price
by mail -
pressy for obstinate cases which all other remedies
Of the kind have failed 10 curei also That II Is WI-
ranted represented in every respect or the price
will be refunded.
warranted, unless purchased directly Of 1T. VI. at
his Remedial Institute for special diseases, No. =
Union street, Providence, X l.
n Accommodations for Ladies wishing 70 remain
in the city a short time for treatment
WORD OF CAUTION.
Iy-Immense sums Of money are paid 10 sWind-
Ling quacks annually, which i worse than thrown
away. This CONES from trusting without inquiry,
t. men who are alike destitute Of honor, character
or skill, and whose only Recommendation j. Their
false and extravagant assertions in praise OF them
selves. The only way e. avoid imposition Is Q" take
no mans word no matter what his pretrnsinns are,
Male Inquir, lit will est sou nothing, and may
save you many regrets; fr. As advertising ply sci
ans nine cases out Of ten are bogus. there Is no
safety IN trusting any Of them, unless you know
who and what they are.
T-Dr VI will send free by enclosing one stamp
for postage. a Pamphlet on Diseases Of Women, and
Private diseases generally, giving full Informal
ti0n. with the most undOubted references and test
m0nials without which no advertising physician or
medicine Of this kind is deserving Of any confidence
whatever.
- Dr. VI. IS a regularly educated Physician OF
twenty years experience, ten u which were spent
in an extensive general praetee, until, by reason OF
declining health be obliged 10 relinquish that,
and adopt the speciality % which for the last ten
years be has devoted his whole attention.
II Orders by mail promptly attended 10. write
your name, town aud state plainly, and direct TO
Dr. MAIIlsON.
No. 2, Union Street, ProuiaeHes, r. T.
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Volunteers, Attention! Indiscretions of
NOuth

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Swellings can with
certainty be radically cured If the Pills are taken
night and morning, and the Ointment he freely used
stated In the printed instructions If treated In
any other way they dry up in part % break out
in another Whereas this Ointment will remove the
hunors nom the system, and leave the patient
vigorous and healthy man. II will require little
perseverance in bad cases TO insure lasting cure.
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OLIVER FORKS and Spoons. solid silver Tia 10
- and Dessert Forks and all kinds Of solid silver
spoons, also SOLID Silver Coffin Plates, not much
more in price I an some sell plated ones. sold at
J. L. BRIDESMAIDS,
Old stand, Church Street.
Jan. II.
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u % % n =,

II lCH, Rare and Beautiful. Of every variety Of
- oindlng. \ rich assortment of Bibles and
Prayer Books. Call aud examine .
C. %. FRENCH CO.,
Cor. Church and College Sts.
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sick Headaches and Want of Appetite
Incidental TO Soldiers.

These feelings which 80 slddcn u.s. usually arise
from trouble or annoyauces ol-tructci preparation
or eating and drinking whatever Is IuWh ,esome
thus disturbing the heltaiul action 1f the liver and
stdma-h- These organs mast be relieved IL you de
size o. be we'll. Toe iiil-, taken according % the
printed instructions, will iekly prUtucs healthy
action il 10th liver and stomach and a. a natural
Consequence a lear head lu good nppeutc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-25

The late ''prnters' strike" in New York,
is generally denounced BY the most respectable
Journals, disapproved Of by the most reliable
and intelligent printers themselves, and Will
only end in loss Of employment TO those who
were engaged IL it, as they failed in cher Oh
feet entirely The printers are determining
not 10 countenance proceedings only calculated
to iniuce the business.
~-~-~-~---~=sz=-=-~--.~-
4 man named Palmer, in this place, former
", it is said, j. S. Government detective,
and latterly LIQUOR dealer here, having pre-
fervad charges against Capt Gwynne, j. 5. A.
stationed here which he failed 10 substantlate.
was met by G., on Tuesday, on ths steamboat.
and struck several times over The head with
heavy whip, and somewhat injured, lde AZ
fair caused some talk.
The Washington Chronicle says ~ peaoo
were made tomorrow without corn pensation as
9 result OF oyerthrowing che Confederate ar
miles, it would be necessary TO MAINTAIN q
standing army Of tvo hundred thousand men,
nerhans for 4 generation, in order to keep the
noace.
The Court ot Inquiry recently coneened TO
INQUIRE into the causes Of tbs Federal defeat
before Petersburg, on the 3O1h ult. has teu1-
norayily SUSPENDED its sessions to allow the
members of the Court 30 engage IN important
operations upon the north side OF the James
The only testimony yer taken is that OF items
Meade and Burnside
The Richmond Dispatch quotes from cap
tured diary Of the late Gen. Mulllgan saying
''His dependency about the war and conquer
ing the South is most plthily expressed In the
last entry made by him On the day Of battle:
IVY ell" said he, ''our cause ls gloomy "e
will conquer the South about the time Tue
Jews. all return to Jerusalem.
There are now thirty. five thousand Federal
rris0ners in the hands OF the ConEederates at
Came Sumter, Anderson, and Ortle, Georgia.
4 few weeks ago, these prisoners held meet
ing, and appointed committee OF four TO pro
ceed to Washington, with memorial Go
President Lincoln, to set forth their suheElngs
and % ask that an exchange map be ordereas
Ady;ces from Omaha City state chat cos
Indians have been within twenty miles OF
that place, driving of cattle and mules They
are now near Elk Horn ia considerable num-
bers, and The citizens Of Omaha are arming
60 20 70 the relief pf che inhabitants Of XIX
Horn,
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PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR
en noFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
s,ones formerly French's) Book Store.

slones, formerly fTencn - DooA o'oo'
The National Intelligencer Of this morning,
i .n article on Military Vandalism says:
Eve fear it is true, as Gen. Early says, that
Con Hunter, 10 his recent raid on Lynchburg,
,,oa,sed widespread ruin wherever ne pass
al, All the accounts from Union sources
confirm the statement And we have gener-
aDv observed that the destructlyeness visited
bv officers like Gen. Hunter and Gen. Mllroy
mdefenceless persons and on private property IS
about in proportion to their inefficiency against
The enemy in arms. They seem to be aware
that they must do something to satisfy the
nubic. and, not being able to win battles and
make conquests inethe military sense OF these
words they betake themselves to the cheap
resorts Of license and violence against defence-
less sssympathizers with the rebellion who
come within their power-knowing very well
that any license and violence of this kind will
Be sure to concliate for them the favor and ad-
mirat;on Of that class of ''loyalIsts to
whom we have referred. And perhaps they
hope, under the cover of praises won from
this quarter. TO screen themselves from the
dissatisfaction of their military super1ors
It adds - Every officer who either de-
stroys or permits his troops to destroy prl-
vate or public property in wantonness or
malice is as much amenable to military JUS
tice for disobedience Of the Presidents order
as he is subject to the condemnation OF MS
countrymen and the scorn Of the clvlllzeo
world. And it is source Of profound regrec
to us that the President, animated as we know
him to be by human impulses, does not take
some measures to vindicate his authority on
this subject, and rescue his orders from the
contempt into which they have fallen. lie
would equally consult his own good tame and
the interests Of the Union cause by doing So
By an arrival at New York from North Gar
DINA We learn that another Confederate steam
eris receiving her armament a5 Wlimlngooh'
North Carolina, for the purpose OF following IN
the wake Of the Tallahassee and the Flollda,-
The new vessel IS. considered the most formld-
able Of any that have just put to sea from a
Confederate port
A dispatch from Clarksville, KY, states
that Col. Johnston was oyertaken at Canton,
nthat State, on Monday last, while in the act
Of crossing his command over the nver.-
His force, 1t is said, was scattered and himself
Wounded and taken prisoner.
The Raleigh IN. c. Confederate says that
deneral s. D. Lee recently arrived at Atlanta
from Mississippi, with large number OF rem 81,
oroeuents aud participated in the late battle.
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A..
We noticed yesterday the fact that fight
had occurred in the morning near Anandale IN
Fairfax county, about seven mules from this
place. According to the Washington Star,
portion of Col. Moseby' command appeared
before the stockade at Anna ndaIe,t near W ash
ington, at an early hour yesterday morning,
and summoned the garrison to surrender. a
refusal being returned, the Confederates open
ed fire with artillery and kept up che can
nonading for three quarters Of an hour, after
which they withdrew 1t is reported that
Mosby took several prisoners
A dispatch from New York, yesterday, states
chat rumors we're current IN that clty to the
effect that President Lincoln has decided to
send five Commissioners TO Richmond-th
Republicans and two Denoerats-to arrange
preliminaries for peace. Another rumor is
that the Commissioners are already on their
way to Richmond These rurnors so sens1bEy
effected the gold market that the rate OF pre-
MUM declined four per cent. Ii is however
stated that but little confidence is placed IN the
rumor.
The N. Y. Tribune says - From the diary
of captured officer, it is ascertained that the
Confederates have repaired the railroad De-
tween Richmond and Culpeper, and that trains
have been running regularly for more than
month past Large quantities Of grain gath
cred in the Shenandoah valley by Early have
been sent to Richmond. The captured officer
saws one third of the whole Confederate force
in the valley, from the moment they came
there. has been constantly employed i'll thrash,
inc grain and removing it to CuIpeper
A letter from Washington, in the Northern
napers SAYS :-"Lord Lyons is IN receipt OF
complaints from the British consuls at New
York, Boston, and other ports, to the eTec5
that English emigrants upon their arrival IN
this country are met by substitute brokers,
drugged surreptitiousy, enlisted and taken to
the army or naval rendezvous while III q state
of stupor Specific cases OF these outrages are
sa;d 70 have been laid before the different con-
suls and the facts have been transmitted by
them to Lord Lyons to await diplomatic ac-
tion -
Hon. Fernando Wood, in speech at Day"
ION Ohio. on Tuesday night, said that
Peace men, on Peace platform, would be
dominated at the Chicago Conyenflon' ana
aa;d the Convention would be harmonious
d;snatch from Washington 70 the North
o,,,ooa that Sherman has ceased
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-24
NntionnI ConyenrLon CaIIsd.

Il will be observed by our readers that
the Convention for the nomination of our
next Union President, has been callad at
Baltimore. All who desire the uncondi-
tional msintainance Of the Union, the su-
premaoy Of the Constitution, and the com
plete suppression of the rebellion with the
cause thereof by vigorous war and all apt
and efficient means, are invited to send
delegates to Convention to assemble at
Baltimore or Tuesday, June 9TH, 1864, at
II o'clock noon.
whether the calling of the Convention
ct Baltimore was the best thing that could
be done, may be doubted. However that
msy be, we believe that no Convention
ever called will have q more responsible
task before It. The question to be answer
ed by The people in electing their dele
rstes, is, are the fortunes Of the Republic
to be imperiled by distrscting cur Union
ranks with new candidates Or shall We
remain one and undivided with Abraham
Lincoln for our veteran Leader