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BANK.-Noticcis hereby
~ given ,tn an Eirc;ioB cor NINE DIRECTORS 10 serye
Tor rihrg year VIII Ice cid ~ this bauF opAi'
join I. HILL Csslder.
, 1864-05-26
Kentucky State Democratic and Re
publican EouEGnkl0A.

,l1r1svulE. Nay Is, 1ee4.-The Democratic
1uton Statc Convention met at ten o'clock at the
foa1 H0use Bon. James Guthrie, President, and
s-41n .; ~ a1auce. Secretary. Four delegates at
E .tEe. ano tso from each Congressional district,
ces.f .scaeo 70 represent kentucky in the Chic1So
~ III ~ r. y VA aiso resolved, that au elec.o
II ~ ~ 3" ."cl@d ~ scccl@d on the same btss.
~ NC Ans1noon session, electors and dciecatcs
were appointed. During thc con.nitst1on Of tbe
comm1ttec, Ex-col Frank Wolford attdressed DE
asfemoNy. elciting the most euthnstasf,c enr'snse
Ihe tonfehuon AT their evening sesaio. ,Fera ~.
cuT1ed ~ the difcpstlop Of re1nlnt,nns ~ s.uIt
OF Nn1c9 naFe not ye: ranspl,cd N'' 01e A-o'
Ihe AepnblltAn Convention mot ~ ,o,,, ~
Mozan AAu. tlHy-afx co1aties were renrrse1ted
a9a oelefatcs nom twenty couptiee wcre chosen
Nho ws1s not present Hon " Willinas Iss N.
r: Among the prominent speaEcrr 80 seRet4 s +
Judge Williams Aaoeseon and
Dr.. Breckinridge told the conrsrt,o, t.. >.,-
speech that II he were appointni : in3ta ~ nls
thou1d vote for Lincoln and nohndv .,ea ~ PC
rapturouElJ arpiauded. e1''' "A0 "as
Allueione to President Lincoln and tn tha ,,.o.
pect Of uniye1sa! freedom By The ena.fe-. as
failed to b:4nE down the housc Ae' ue'e5
MI. B1eckinridge was appointed one Of tbe ds,..
gates from the State at large, aud two nom oss
cane OF Kentucky at the Baltimore Couyentinn
The Convention paused the following xssoln,
ton:
Rtsnted. That the Union men OF Eentueky h.vr
In convention assembled, for tha preservation nr3
maintenance OF tho Union, the supremacy or the
Conetiiut!ou md the des t1ctiop Of the rebeiltnn
without opT regard to what tlese ol3ects NAV cos
The proceedings of tho Convention weru ka{mp-
nIous md enthueihstic. 49,
, 1864-05-26

AOss GOV. BEDEEH SIM.
RAT111ZES WITH REBEL
PRISONERS.


CoLuxRUs, Aay A.-A few days since Goycrnor
Bfoqgn was requested by IN old peraona ftiend 10
~ ~ ~ ~ annnense to eeenre the parol exchange
ttt4uo. 1nese pr1soAcrh arc nephews or the gen
leman making the request and also Of t3iatin
eulsnea citizen q Detroit Michigan. who has
balls OF legislation. in whose behalf the request
In addition, these gentlemen also applied for a
which would enable one Of them to yist: thess
pr1sonert. How the Governor responded 10 this
request Will be Eeen In the following letter. for
Mhich he Wtl no doubt receive tae thaaks Of more
than one Of cur brave men who havc fcIt the hor-
rors Of Libby priton: AVA
The STATE OF ONO. EXECUTIVE Dxp'T,
Co1UxnUs, May 8, 1871.
6m: have your tsYor Of the 18th inst. All
s o. ~ ~ ev I'D military arg under the
General Of prisone.a, Washington Cl:Y. cannnt
anterfcre with them II rwouid, aud cannot si4e
an ofae1 70 zee Of communicate with them. With
@ ienr W. Meefs aao ~ FAD i
vessel loaded WITH orr prisoners from Belle is,e.
~ho. 1n the very refinement Of barbarism. hid
been reduced By starvation to mere skeletons, for
ther services In the Union armies OYer one.third
Q! these rncn Wcrc too far gone to he reeuscitstcd
and died within 1ory cisbsnours after their arrival
m's WGnld not retaliate On rebel prisoners BY
pfadicing Ike nneane, con es., General, / ha1c
very little sympathy With desire to parole or re-.
!eate sfcm confinement, mcn who haze been m.
nololnC rete4llon that has Obliged the land with
zero" ana blood. RnG whose leaders have resort.
ed to cruelty and harasrlAm In the treatment OF
1fonera more internal than ever practieeo bv s,Y-
a:es. The higher the rank and social position OF
sinped asn1nst light and knowjed:e, Therefor
au glad their fnte fs not in my keeping e1t under
such provocauou ahou1d not he oycr mercifnI. I
1etntn the letter az requested.
Very respectfully,
J0}7x nRnrau
, 1864-05-26
SENATE.
"hHnfrr~n

WASHINGTON, Nay q. 1854.
4 Committee Of Conference On the Bsn1, h1fl w.s
oreefea; p 1hs Internal Revenue blll was taken np
1nittee reported fsvorab]y on the bill to nrovide
Tor the taking Of census In 1875.
a MESSAGE IVES received from the House au-
amendments to the bank bill.
On motion OF LII. SHERMAN. OF Ohio, the
Senate adhered TO- the Committee Of Confereacs
TT Sas 2fdeSa to he appointed BY the char to
4 motion Of MI LANE, OF Kans,s, to have the
oath administered to Mr. Fishback, Senator from
IN tayor and Mr- Howard in opposikinu. Titfnnt
coming to any eoncausion:s
% The i anteS14l @ revenue bill was then taken up.
M1- HAHhlb oNEred an amendment to the FL
nance C9nmlttee's amendment, the effect Of which
II 70 @ske n the tsx on becr ale potter, It., in bar
ri tR5 q sssnf om l.. tcSs5.ss
IepoEted in favor of fulfilling the promise Of the
1ss sssce = q g. the Government prior to Janna1
WASHINGTON, May IS
The Honse passed the joint resolution thst the
nnd1sstlbutsd portion Of books and docnments
pnseaa.ed 6y eash nonss previous to the 2eth Con
ment and elsewhere, b. distributed 10 present
members a and delegates in Congress-. undeT
ing the eald books to be divided az enua:lx a,
possible n number and value.
II MORRILL, Of Vt, made q report from the
amendment to the Army Bill respecting 1he pa1
q eolored troops; tho main point Of lie report to
Hai1 the promise 10 those who entered the service
PFC, 10 Sen ~. onthe ASSURANCE that they should
Tho nonse rejected the report BY a5 against III,
ana asf1d sea fo[ enotner Committee Ct conterenca
Ing the President to take measures to construct =
1niiroad from the. valley Of the Ohio to East Ten-
aessee. Its consideration is 1xed for next Tres-
, 1864-05-26

OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Secretary stanton,s Dispatch to Major
General DIX.

WAn DzFAnTaEHT. WAsu1xaro4,l
Aay &-9P.N.
Major General Dig:
The latest date t1om General Grants he.dquar.
teri, received By this Department, Is dated at
Mount Carmel Church, p. N. yesterday, {Tues-
day.> The dispatch says everything ia going On
/ well. Warren has 400 prisoners, Hancock some
800. and Wright has picked up some e00 Tbs
whole number resulting from yesterdsy's ope,a-
tions will not fal1 short Of t,0o1 =,
Warren's loss Ia not over e00 killed and wo7nd-
ed. The prisoners captured, who are In great
part North Carollniana, are much discouraged, and
say that Lee has deceived them.
The pursuit is delayed by the great fatigue Of
the men, still Hancock and Warren will reach the
South Auna hT night.sall Of to-day
Gen. Butler, in a dispatch dated Headquarters. =
O'Clock this morning, reports that Major General
Fltz Hugh Lee, lately promoted, made with
cavalry, Infantry and artillery an
attack upon my post at Wilson'S
Wharf, north side Of James river, below
Fort Powhattan, gn1isoned by two regiments
al negro troops, Brig. Gen. Wilde commanding.
and was Handsomely repulsed. Before the attack
Lee cent flag Of truce stating he had force enough
to take the plnce, and demanded Its surrender, and
in caae the garrison should surrender they should
be turned oyer to the authorities at Richmond ss
prisoners Of war, but IT this proposition WAS re-
jected he would not bo answerab1e for the occur-
rences when he took the place
General Wilde replied, " We will try that" Re
Inducements were at once sent ont, b1t the fight
was oyes before their arrival. Our loss Ia not yet
reported.
No other reports Of military operations have been
received By the department eince my telegram of
SEQ last evening.
tsignedl E. II. STANTON
, 1864-05-26
VOLUME XVII.

E 1J1cr's division aud KfchIng's brig
ade Of heavy artillery behaved 10 Rnllantlx IN
repelling the impetuous attack Of . nort,on
o. E~ers corps on our extreme right on
1nursdaJ, that Gen. Meade caused the fol.
lowing special order to be read to tho troops
Of the army:
HHAnq'Rs Army or ruz PoroxAal
May 2A8AN.
Rfs.s ; nls e3lis1sction with the good conduct Of
s:!.ts3e oeinon and k1tchlng's brigade Of heavy
GtnHe3 IN ths ndair Of yesterday erening. The
GREATER portion bein. for the inst time under drc
met ano checked the persistent attack OF corps Of
tne enemy led By one OF his ablest generals ius.
cofmendat1on of troops who henceforxard viii b.
relied npon "a were the tried veterans Of the sec
opd tnd ffth corps, at the same time engaged.
~ command OF Mstur Genera Mann
4. WILLIAMS, A. AG
, 1864-05-26

The New York Norld, In its letter 70 the Prcat-
tentious were good, bnt ho Ia mist.kca in m im-
po.taut particular as 10 facta. He gave the agent
o1 the Associated Preee the informattoa which, II
honestly used. wonld have strangied the forgery
on the spo:- But that agent, whose nuue is D. Il.
Cruig. sew IT to sendrhe forgery throughout the
country, come houzn before he rnve the truth circu
proclamation Was eclt here. and all over the West,
With the preface: 'the World is the only paper
which appears to hare the following, thus after ho
forgery, aseoc!ntfne the name Of the Ho1id with
iii This is 4 matter that can not be passed over
quietly. II Mz. Craig has anything to say for him
self he has the mesns Of ssy1ng 1t, Snd 6hou1d
male no de1ay. As the case cppea7s, lie stands in
prblic estimation with Nj. Joseph Howard. }r-,
now Of Fort Lafayette, and IL the cEeates; cr1ul.
nal Of the two. g..
, 1864-05-26
FROM; sPRINGFIELD.
The Illinois State NepuhIlcAa Union
Convention.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
SpRMorR1n, Ill.,, May Is,
l. The Illinois State Republican Union Conyen-
tion assembled in the State House, In this city,
! this morning, ut ten O'Clock.
t The Convention was called to ordoF By B, G,
Cook, Chairman Of the State Central Committee
who announced the news Of the victory oyer Lees
forces, just received. Tho tialngs were greeted
With hearty cheers,
The proceedings wnre then opened with prayer,
offered BY Rev. F. 4. Mcneil D. D., Of Mt Morris.
Hon. Tnos. j. TURNER, Of Stephenson Co., was
then chosen to act AZ temporary Chairman, and
returned thanks. speaking feelmg1y Of the Ma
tonal crisis, and the need for united action euon
eloTers and supporters Of the Union.
Jno. ". K1TcuE11, Of Montgomery county, and
L. C. HEsISo, ct Chicago, were chossn Temporary
Secretaries.
The Convention then proceeded to the selection
Of tho following committees; each being composed
Of one delegate from each Congressional District
Permanent Organization; Credentials; Reao'u-
tons and on the nomination Of si1 delegates to
the Baltimore Convention; three members Of the
State Central Committee; and three sta1e Electors
at large OF President and Vice PreaIdent.
MAJ. ". 3. PoP1 thcn, by permission adtrc4s.
ed the Convention, asking the delegates for their
aid In carrJtng out the objects Of tho st. Louis
Sanitary Fair.
He was received With hearty responses of aid
from every part Of the house. The Convention
then adjourned till half.past one o'clock.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Thbuue,1
SPRINGFIELD, May e5, 1851.
The convention came to order at o'clock. being
delayed come time In getting together By de1e2a
tons from districts. Tho room In which the dele.
gates met was much too small for tho accommoda.
tfon ot 70 1args number, and 1t was proposed at
one time to clear the galleries, but the motion did
not prevail.
The committee On permanent organization pre-
sented their report, which was accepted. It con-
tained the names Of a. J. KuxNHpA11, of John
eon county. for President: PEnKrs, Bass, Of
Chicago, as First Vice President; and several
Secretaries.
On taking his seal, the President elect made his
sa@utatorJ, which was enthusiastically received.
The committee on credentials submitted their
report, which was adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot TO, a |
candidate for Governor, with the following os the
result Of The fret CT Informal ballot:
, 1864-05-26
Seizure of Rebel proncrrv

BALTIMORE, May 2l-At Point Lookout, on
last Monday. the Provost Marshall OF this district
made descent on the property Of rebels now
acht1ng tn the rebel army. 4 large portion BE-
longed 10 hajor General Stuart and Col Dc For
Test q the rebsl army. The property consisted Of
horses, &C., amounting in valuc, to two hnadred
thousand dollars worth. It will be stored here nm
til 1t can be sold for the banedt the United States
Government.
, 1864-05-26
New Fork State Union Repub.
Hcun 4EonYenfi04.

EYR1CCax, May s5.-The Union Rcpubllcan Coo-
rcn,ion met here to-day. Tho following was adopt
ed By accametion, the convention rising md cheer
Ing heartily:
betolted, That this Convention, approving the
administration Of Abraham Lincoln, recognizing
his integrity and fabulous e1orte to suppress the
rebellion which he found in existence upon his In
augurntlou, hereby express Its preference for his
denomination for the Office Of President OF tie
United St2tee.8
, 1864-05-26

WAenno1oS: May a!,-Char1es E. Mlx, chief
mission to the Si< c,ations' Indians. Hc wae M
successful In forming treaty for their surrender
Of cersatn lands in Kaassa, owing to divisions
amonE their leading men,
, 1864-05-26

gos7os, May e5.--The anniversary meetings are
vel attended and The proceedings generally istcr-
esting. Row Q. B. Frothingham; Of New York.
and Rev. Or: Elicit, from St. LouIs were auonc
the principal Speakers at the Unitasian festival last
, 1864-05-26
A Card.
Meatre. Editors:

The afftay In which was recently concerned. an
account Of which appeared in the TRIBUNE Of the
18th Instant Is incorrectly reported in several ms
tertal particulars. The assault was not commcnccd
by me, and whatever l did, syas done IN self DC.
fenEe. Yonrs, DAVID 6ooDwnIIr
, 1864-05-26

n4W Wepased 70 fec&ya subscriptions to ~ 4EV
TEH-FOETY LOAN 1t pAs In Treaanrv Nntas -
National CnrtzncY.
sneseHoen will receiEe bonds bearing iutereas oun
date Of d:pos1t With us At par. Or II tnsy prcfar v
receive null coupon bonds By paying accrued Inter
In CON. Tor Treasury Notes CT Eauonal aurreucy HW
sddnx fifty per cent foz p.cniurc,) om Msrch frs1
10 date Of subscription.
Coupon Bonds are nov nesr9 ready tor dolivaFt.
and registered bonds viii be. On or beforo tho ssts al
April
To Danks had Banksrs investing IN tnese secustsa
fer themselves o. for 1eeae couuis.on VII b l.
lowed.
Subscriptions may be sant to this Bank. cssa oe
charge. By e1ttsT the United States or American n
peea1.
JANIS q. BOWEN, Presdmf
AA08 7. HALL, Vice President.
LEA HoLH1s CAsh1se, Ana3dsoA -na
, 1864-05-26
They are Purely Vegetable,

being composed Of enusn Root ca1anus, sassatras,
and many other remedial agents Of the Vegetable
world, all lreaerved In Jamaica Rum and 6hsrry
Ttn6.
, 1864-05-26
IMPORT ANT NOTICE.
SOLDIERS,
"arnins!y

Am directed By tho War Department to wa.a N
eotaleis OF fnrouRhsd Regiments and eskaoiz stons
aao ~ ennssea man Who hhvs been 1HD1V1DUALLY
fur1oughed, from whateyc. Army or psp.rtmaat. ~
the aosoluee necessity OF prompt return 10 tlatr
commando.
All soldte11 filling to return At oNCK upon Il.
expiration OF fu11onRh. will b p1sced In dAagarusR
positon, for tho War Department tas det .sunoA 10
abandon it, past 1enency In dealing With EXCUSES 4
delnquenta. JAMR3 DAxEa
Lieut.. Col q. 9. A. and i. a. PING H.
my1 El;l7tnet
, 1864-05-26

Tie report Of the Committee on Resolutions was
presented and laid On the table, when a second
Committee on Resolutions was constituted, con-
sistlng Of Messrs 3. c. Cook Of Lasale, Hesus, Of
Chicago, Macarthur, Of Mil, Quick, OF Washington,
and Weldon, ofDe Witt county.
The Convention then adjourned for one hour,
during which time the committee prepared ths new
report. On thereaseemblinc OF the Convention. at
nine o'clock, the following were submitted and.
unanimously adopted:
, 1864-05-26

Al Y stn qniet along the lines Of spottsylyan,a.
Grant rag gone Clean away ffnm the scene OF tho
held, with 5000 stand Of arms, mary caiszons. cnn
ca!E,sser &c; t The e1ne we're conveyed AMY to
the crown Of victory now. Les remsins On The
eid: thtref1.s the v'etos of that bloody odd i
rrady received two reintoseementa. one Of thirty
ard The otheE Of fo,t{ thousand Nc has lost them,
new lines which await him, wh:re be- Vim ind
tteu-;
, 1864-05-26
For Creating a Healthy appetite

they are Invaluable, and are u1equsled a. tontc.
They arc mild In their aetios. and operate BY giving
V16oR and STRENGTH to She system--2os By any
change they produces In the solids, bat through the
medium Of tho nv1ng principle.
, 1864-05-26

Col. John r. Wood, Of Madison, Col. James Il.
Berertdge Of DeKalb, John D. c1app Of 10 Da,l-
esa. aud Hall Wilson Of Wayne, were put in nomi-
ns'1on. On the fFst ballot Col, Bercridse received
minority Of the votes cast, and be was declared
tie unanimous nominee OF the Convention,
sUEERlN1ESnEnr OF rUR1lo INSTRUCTIONS,
For Superintendent Of Public INSTRUCTION, Hon,
Newton Rafeman Of Bloomington, and John F.
Ete1hardt Of Cook, were put in nomination. 3r.
kterhardt's friends Withdrew his name without
acc}aMation,
, 1864-05-26
C.-f863-B.
" GOLDEN BiTT,EES."

We risk Ltthlt when = term them VALUABLE
PREPARATION, for they ara oro OF the few artic,e,
ofthe present day which are not a humbus; aud We
are willing and able to sastsy any person or persons
who ~lll AL upon Us shat the
, 1864-05-26

to have no healtsou in buying them and Afterwards
testing their medicinal properties.
MessrF. HUBBEL 4 co. anticipate having orders
from the South In consequence OF tho cheering news
from Lieut. Gen. Grant, and, without doubt, theyu
rsaliza I'll.
Read tbs fo11oTtpYs
, 1864-05-26

CELEBRATED GOLDEN Bl1TERs
are GENUINE. BONA F1DR HYG1Eytc Att.
GLE. It Is the xfh ofthe props1etors thu. The Frtoa
Of The article be tested before condemn,nx, l. decJ
sion ofther meEts b1 any one who has tried them ,s
worth million ofDEEehassd bogus testimonials.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
WEST VIRGINIA
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AT NO. I1sK MAIN STREET,
(HOrnbroOkb BuiEdingl =
EH-opeu for students day and evening. = a.
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III Young men (Gnd women tool In the principles
Which govern the correct transaction Of pec1niAIy
buGinesS and lin Aocgultant1hip and W e0noonitanu
BOoR9KEEPING
stripped Of its Absutd yorbiAge and ancient pro
Ilxify and intFicacy, and adapted 70 the moGeL1
mode Of doing business ssPecta, Ia tns
SShich arc as exact nnarring and free from eKoep-
tinn n tlose Of natule and Comprised In very lev
words, are hrst made n y , anI os
Roo,,keeplnR In numerous sStS OF books In great
variety 81 FORMS he thus acquires mAsteIyo
the art which enables him 70 Apply Il nth taoiiD
A wRimNG SCHOOL
n man day and evening, attended BY both lAdle1
s sau q rood dwriti1g san be obtained ihA
lev "eeh ARITHMBTTcy -
and ftu application 70 all manner Of
COUNTING HousH .0Ahoe4LATlnHsi1'x
nessIve the attention their primary Importance de
mRnds. The student will be made ac9ualnted Eith
several modes Of eaeulItioa not iSnha 10 So0E
There L open e ~ .t0feat aLso Sg9EfSSf
comprising Pelitissl 2s.nmSEcihl Law ans
OF eminent BudneGI Men in regard to the beS
methods Of conducting business successfully an
D inStrnoiI6hl In the above subjects arc intsrspOr
ed with uRxims and ineuleationS tending to tn
faFrnatiOn OF high character As men and citizens.
COMPREHENSIVE and thorough - Tint 81 any oi The
Commercial Colleges, Whine tho e&penle to the ttu-
dentiB much leas.
IL begIIsaye tofefer those to whom he Z
unknown TO the officers Of the banks In Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his Students.
aEi = TERmSJ &C. II ;s II l4-
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping the charge
is $40, payable on,entering. The thine usually re-
quired for the course Il from two to three months
but the student u not limited in time-hs may