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POLITICAL.

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A MASS RarIFlcArIos or rHE DEMOCRACY OF
~ rsspe,s ward e raaf' me ao@lpaioo MIN 10 s 2,
unfs & s,oe o eouS, m "a .n ,ea. ohssrs % r 90 hsa
luton As tioa Al Bessns II.sI 7 ives. T6r5 seand
.s ,o.s Z NJ I1s following dsinsais6si spessSrsw
HS. He. 4Ssa rssaa: S'' Hon Non 59ap r asamaa.
s"gnos tiross b. pc, sebIrqer,
I;.ss ssSass $50 49, 'Sqsa,' sio9sr tsa' s's
JOIN si'riS sfEiSEar' ''Ssa' SeS PRESIDENT.
.sara N. II rms ase'e'aT'eA
A MASS nhErINg or THE isIn WARD Isvrscr.
-, os WV pe hei. 'h sFehlnf ~ We
nent spessers viii sdGreas tSe estins:- lion. Games
Fred Ranscr Esi Edward carroll rresidsst; PsITies
Sullivan, Secretary.
RASNERs, FLAGS AND TntNsP. gENctss.ALh 2, AL
q Dnane street. corner Of Broadway tsaol'shea iss@
CosvENrIoN Aap MASS, MEETING or rus DE.
~ mocracy opposed % the Cheago ~ orn' ali Of de-
PSsssn wiz Snmasd s hs part, in The "a
a az sa We q 1a @ 1Si & os s
otens ias ever ready tramrc It il me dust;
ss ons s ~ s'Ssp he sS vh S o Or
Fsa age s o M tho & Sss sa s a Ss'
pSse de- 0u an "s sat ae ais ccrs he made Tor
cessson a Of Saes ' n ' MA besn ss viii I oaSsr% @
@ ans s, S s %S S's @ nss
G Unoa al as 5. q m al m " aaa
cgmued II whole ami entire sacrifice aud
se rst All attacks from wsntegcr qrarter suh sre re-
gnf sed to meet al the Cooper nsule IN e city 81 Now
the he pursued IN the genres OF
public Hairs and of preserving the honor and integrity OF
our country.
Democrets from parts Union whose s-ntpen,s
eccarl w thr spirit Of this call lnyhed TO ho present
y. h. CUrTlhO. ~. Ut.SHOEFER
MOSES TAYLOR. WM. II WEBB,
EDW ARD3 fIERREPOET, PETER COOPER.
JOHN 4 DIX. GEO. Il. BUrLBR,
nENltY g. sTEgBIHs HENRY NlcOLl,
AIEX HAMILTON. ir ID. s. CnDplNGToN,
ALIEN. 7 SrkwARr. ROBERT Is. ROOSEVELT.
TIL EoDORk RonSEVELr, A yaNDhRfoOL.
GUSTAVIiS A. C0EoVEl, JAMES WADawoRrH.
JAMES r. WfiIpi.G, Ai.FKEp 4. VALENTINE,
A.o snei BY iion t. G. Bailey q nsssacbaacs ror
Dan 81 Doughery Of Pennsylvania m. George sebeker.
Of Delaware ami other gentlemen represcnr N al tween
five States and cy delegations from the State comnuee
War Demoeratc General Committee or the city and county
Of New York. The Convention viii convene nt " O'Clock
and the mass meeting In tho evening at ~ O'Clock ~
Hon. FRANCIS B. CUTTING
will preside An address 70 the democracy OF Too Union
80 General JOHN A. DIX
and speeches will - doyeled by
Hon. EDWARDS PlERRBpONT,
Hon HENRY O. STERbIN5.
and other eminent of whom dnc noac will be Hven
Secrearr o. their arrival IN The City 2. raoH No no
Spruce hiee- MOSES TAYLOR, Chairman.
Ii G. 7. Gs. Secretary.
nEMoCRATIC UNION NOMINATION. FIFTH CON.
" gresAiopsi district tSeventh Tentn, Thtrteenth and
Fourteenth wards)-For Congress, NELSON TAYLOR.
CiFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT = SEVENTH.
II Tenth, Thlrcenth and Fourteenth Wards
United Democratic Nomination Tor Congress,
WILLIAM b. MACLAY.
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tho national cause Tho eec,ion has or
hibted smother fact. not less valuabIc 10 be
known. the tact that W. do not approach OK
h1ustioB in the most Important branch OF
our national resources that ot living men.
Whilo il is melancholy to rtfrct that the
war hns Hllcd so many graves and caused
mourning 10 so many homes. 1t is some ro-
iof to know that. compared with tho sur.
wing, tho fallen have been so few. Whole
cnrps. and divisions, and briRadrs. md rogi.
n,cnts, have formed. and fought, and dwin-
died, and gone out Of existence. A great
majority of the men that comprised them
arc still living. Tho same is truo of tho ma.
val service Tho election rolurDs provo
this. So many voters could not else be
found. The States regularly holding elec
tious, both now and four years ago. TO wit:
California. Connecticut, Delaware. Illinois,
Indiana Iowa. KeEtucky. Maine, Maryland,
Massaeh usctts. Michigan. Minnesota, Mis-.
souri,, New llampthire, New Jcrsev. New
York, Ohio. Oregon, Peunsy lvania. Rhode
Island, Vermont. Weu Virginia and Wlscon,
sin, cast , 9S2 oil sotes now, against 1870. :
222 cast then. showing an aggregate now OF
S.9S2,0l l. to which Is now to be added 33
7G2, cast now in tho new States Of Konsas
und Nevada, which States did not vote in
1850 thus swelling the aggregate to 4 O75,
VA, aud tho net increase durlng the three
years aud a half OF war, to l45 Isl. A ta
bio 10 appended showing pnrticuiars:
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ago, that, while l remain 10 my present
position, shall not attempt 10 re.tacl or
modify the emancipation proclamation,
nor saaIl | return to slavery any person
who is free by the terms OF that proc'a-
nation, or by any of the acts OF Congress
It,be people should, by whatever mode
or means, make it an executive duty to
re enslave such persons, another and moi,
|, mus, be their instrument toperform it..
10 stating a single condition of peace. |
mean simply to say that The war will
cease on the par; of the Governmen,
whenever il shall have ceased on The part
OF those who began 1t. ...
Signed ABR AHAM LINCOLN
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From the Reverend LeviG. Peck Pastor OF the
baptist Church, Pemberion. n J., formerly 0,
the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
| have known Iioohand's German Bters ia
voraOly Tor number OF years. Have used them
in my own family. anG nave been So peaset with
their effects. that was induced to recommend
operated IN "a strikingly beneficial manner
tuke great pieasute III thus publicly proclalmins
this laci, ami calling the attention o. those al
hicted with the diseases for which they nre rec
commended. to these Biter',- knowing from ex
perence tina, my recommendation will be sus
Ia med. do this more cheeriuly rs HooHund'
German Bitters is intended to benefit the uflict
ed aud is not u rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI q PECK.
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disease. cold settles somewhere IN the Doiy anu or
strurs Its natural functions These, NOT lohs'eu'
ra,rt r,nn themselves and the surrounding organs, pn'
,incing general sggravaiion suffering, ana ui"S'se'
While n this condition, oppressed 10y the ugtansrmc',s.
AXE AYERS pills and see how drcty they restore We
natural action Of tho system. and with It the hnnyant
r,ng " health again. WHAT'S true and 50 apnreht w
hi, trivial aud complaint is also true ~ hHy
II tho durp sputed aud dangerous di"telcrs. TIE sn'
mrcntiye effect pes them. Caused 10y similar obsire'
nd Of the natural functions u tus
boJy thev are rsdIy aud many Of thu,n surely, euo'
Iy t,c sans icnns. Nome who know the virtues III tcso
Pins will neglect employ them VIXEN suffering rom
tho disorders they cure. $500 "a.
staicments from leading physisins In 'onhe OF tue
principal citiss aud fro other well known publio p'
sons.
FSorn Fy,vo,riiro Merolan. i 81 Lois, ft0' T. isse
Dn. ArEk: Your Pulls are tle paragon ri "'i INA. y
-ro,t in medicine. They have cursi my little daughter
sr nlcers upon her hands mud fet that hat proved
incurie iur years. ler mother has been long g'e',
c,isiy afflicted with hlOche AMI plnplss on her sS'n ah
IN her hair After cll was cured, she also itl"'
your Pills, aud they have cured her ,,,o,,n,v
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A Y T. RS u
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Ate ym sick, feeble, AMI
coml,laining' Are you quito
o,,lcr. with your system ds.
ragged, aud your feelings un'
coulur,ablcl These syn,r-
toms arr often the rlcluic -
serious illuess. sVmc ~ Il
sickness is creeping npon y"ni
and should ~ aNurtrl ly a
tisicly NE Of the right rem.
edy. Tako Ayers filiH, and
cleanse ont the disuricr'-l hu.
mors - purify the blood Ard
let the fluids move an unub-
stiuctcd in health again.
They stininlato tile functions
of the luhy into ,igorOu. nc.
ti,ity, puffy tho system, from
the distractions which mako
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From Rev. II Turner, Pastor / 0 olIleddinpM
L Church Philad'a:
DR.. jackson: Dear Sir; Havingoftenuse sei your
Bt,ers in my iaml!y,l can say il has been of
greatservice, behevein mosI cases al gen or al
Cebillyit is the saIest and nostvalu b emed y
q, which have any knowledge. -
Yours, respectfully, J. b TURNER,
No. 826 N. .NineteenthSt.
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Special Advantages of this LOAN

IT IsA NATIONAL SAYINGS INK offering high
er rate of interest than any other and the best ST.
cnrify. Any savings bank which pays its depos
itors in u S. Notes. considers that it is paying
in the best circulating medium in the country,
anu it cannot pay in anything better, for its owl
assets are either in government securities or in
notes or bouds payable in Government paper
Itis equally convenient us temporary or
permanent investment. The notes can always,
be sold for within fraction OF their lace and
cumulnted interest. and are the best security
with banks collatcrns for discount
Convertible into n 6 per G. $40 Gold Bond.
In addition To the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege OF conver.
sion is now worth about 3 per cent. per annum,
for the current rate for $40 Bonds is no, less
than nins per cent. premrm.' and before the war
the prem ium on per cent. U. s stocks was over
twenty per cent. 1t will be seen thnt the actual
profit on this loau. at the present market rate,
| is not less than ten per cent per annum
| Its Exemption from state or Munich
! pal Tax ttiOn ..-But aside from all the ad.
vnntnges we have enumerated, a specia. Act
| of Congress eremD Dis al binds aud Treasury mates
| from local h1atioa On he average, This ex.
emp,on is worth about two per cent per an
NUN according TO the rate OF taxation in ydri.
Gus pnrts Of the country. .
1, is believed thai no securities offer SO great
inducements TO .endors ns those issued by the
Government. In all other forms Of indebted
ness, the faith or ability Of private parties or
stock companies or separate communities, only,
is pledged for payment, while the whole property
Of the country il held to the discharge OF
q n the obligations OF the United States.
While the Government offers the most liberal
terms for Its lonns, 1t believes that the very
strongest appeals will be 10 the 10y ally and pat.
riolIsm Of the people. -
Duplicate cerI rIiicates will be issued for all de.
posiis The party depositins must endorse upon
the original cert fcale the denomination Oi notes
required and whether they are To DO issued in
blank or pay able to order. When endorsed
il must be left with the officer receiving the de.
} posit, to be forwarded to The Treasury Depart
mcnt. ...- - ....'
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE REcElvEp by the Treas
u.cr of the United States, at Washington, the
several Assistant Treasurers and designated
Depositarics, and by the
FIRST AND SECOND NATIONAL BANKS
Of Cleveland, Ohio, and by oil National Bank.
which are deposita ries Of public money, and
ALL LLRESPECTARLE BANKS & BANKERS
Throughout, the country will give further inior
ma ton and r... O..
. Afford Every Facility toSubscribers.
| ....... - hiWu.
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From Reverend Newton Brown. d. D., Ed.
itor o. the Ency copedin OF Religious Know ledge
and Christian Chronicle, Phiadelp phia;
Although | am never disposed to favor or rec.
ommend Patent Medicines in general, through
dstrust of their ingredients and effects yet
know oi 10 sufficient reasons why man may
net testify . benefits he believes hiInselfto have
received from any simple prepar alton. in hope
that he may thus contribute to the benefit OF 9th
cts
do this more rendiiy in regard to Hoofands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. Nj Jackson
oi this city. because was prejudiced against
them Tor many years, under the impression that
lhev are chiefly IN alcoholic mixture | am in.
debIed to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq,
for the removal OF this pre- udce by proper tests,
aud for encouragement TO try them when suffer =
ing from great and long htinued debility The
use oithree bott es OF these Biters al the begi
ming OF The present year, was followed by evi.
dent relief and restorrtign to degree oi bodily
aud menlnl vigor whIch ! have not ie.t Tor six
months before, and had almost despaired re.
naming, therefore thank God and My friend
| tor dirocliue me To the use o. them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philad'a
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]. 5. 7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug
18th, 1864, with semi annual interest the rate
OF seven aud three ienths per cent per annum--
principal and interest both to be paid in lawful
money. ....
These notes will be convertible, at :be option
of the holder. at maturity. into six pcr cent god
bearing bonds. payable not less than 6ve nor
more than twenty years from their date, as the
Government may elect. They will be issued in
denomina ions OF so dollars 100 dollars, 500 dol
lars, 900 dollars, and 5000 dollars, and all
subscriptions mu,, be for fifty dollars or some
multiple OF e ty dolInr. .
These notes will be transmitted to the owners
free transportation charges as soop after the
receipt of the original Certificates Of Deposit as
they can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August 18th.
pc sons making deposits subsequent to tina, date
must pay the interest accrued from the date OF
note 10 dale Of deposit
Parties deposiling twenty five thousand dol.
lars and upwards for these notes al any one time,
will be allowed a commission Of one quartet oi
one per cent which will lie paid by the Trens.
ury Department rpon the icceip; oi bill for the
amount, certified to by the officer with whom
the depo ii was made. No deductions tor com
| missions must be made from lhe deposits
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Eighth below CoalesSt., Phi lad a

FromRev. .Warrentandolph,P ,PastoIof fBa pits,
Church, Germantown, Pa. ..... - ,- -.
DR. q. VI .jacksoni-Dear Sir.--Personal ex
pcrienccenables me to say that regard the Bit.
tersprepared by you AS n most excellent medi
cine In cases oi severe cold and general dc
biity lhave been greatly benefited by their use
and doubt notthey will produce simila 0 fec )
onolhers, ioursIruly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
50. lsermuntoW Pm
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From the Rev Jos II. Kennard Pastor of the
l0th Baptist Church.
DR.. jackson: - Dear Sir IL hive been often
requested to connect my name with comnienta.
tons OF different medicines, but, regarding the
practice asoutoi my appropriate sphere, have
in all cases declined; but, with clear preoi in
many instances, and particularly in my family
OF the Usefulness Of tlooiands German Bitters
depart Ior once from my usun course, to ex
press my iull conviction, that gemer 6iiIty
oftheHy'tem, and especiaHy for LiUer Com piaini,
IL SAFE and uatnaLle Preparation III some
cnses it may tail; unusually doubtnot, it W III
be very beneficial to those who suffer n ON h G
nbovecanse. Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD,
Eiuhth hpl lnw Cn.,.ss, ph;l,d..
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From Rev J M, Lyon, iormerly yPas,oiofths
Columbu IN j. and Miles,own ,tPa j Baptist
Churches:
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DEPARTMENT OF THE lNrsGion,
Washington. ID. C., 1tl Epb., 1856.

Sra: have used your Pills Ia my gcncIai and hospital
practice sinco YOU made hen ad cannot hesitate 10
saw they are s bust catbatiic NO employ. Their res,-
lniiy action ON the liver Is quick and decided, conse
dtIeutiy they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that urgan. Indeed have seldom found case of
ts disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield 10
tLeuu. kruternally youls, AlUN2O BALL, 81. ID,
Ne JIiT,, H,AIil A.
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As a Family Physic.

From Dr.. y. lT. tiut,er'yM, Ns0 Orleans.
Your plis are tho prince Of rurges. Their excellent
uualitts surlass any cathnrtic We possess They are
mild bt very certain ani eeetal IN their action on TIE
bowels which makes than invaluable TO Us In tho iaiy
treatment Of disease.
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From Or. IheoloIr BoTl u NfiD I0N t'ly.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their phf
pose Ms mn apsrient Int find their beneficial enscts uoh
tho Liver very marked indeed They have 10 my pfac-
ticc proved eifectual for the Of oaios eom-
pili,s than amy reihe,ly eau MENTION sincerely
rejoice that have ut length pnga,e which u "or'
Thy the coaIdsnco Of the profession and ths people.
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Dyssntery, Diarrhra, Relax, Worms

TIUV ". y. U.
Your Pills lavo had long trial IN my practice, and
hold then, In esteem as ono vi the best npvlicts han
evcr found. Their alternative ELECT upon the liver hIkG
then, excocnt reme,y, when given in small doses 10
bilious tyseRtry and ditrrhrd. Their Bngar-coatii
makes them very acceptable aud Convenient Nr tue US
VI women aud Children.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-18
JUNIUs
MIR. Seward Discovers the Forgery.
The London papers publish the following
letter from Lord Lyons 10 Earl RUSSELL

mFs SoWAFu BlBcONcFB lno Forgery.
The London papers publish the following
letter from Lord Lyons 10 Earl Russell:
WAsHIEGToE, March %, 1864.
MI LoRD-In my dispatch Of the SIst
December last enclosed an extract from
a newspaper containing what purported
to be copy of report of Mr.. Mallory,
the Confederate Secretary of the Navy
Your lordsbip will remember tha the cup.
posed report contained passages avowing
the attempts to organize an invasion of
the United States from Canada, and giving
details with regard to vessels Of war stat
ed to be building for the Confederate gov
ernment in England and France some
stress has, as your lordship is aware, been
laid upon this document by Mr.. Seward in
bis communications on the two subjects
just mentioned. After slluding to the i'm
portance which ne had attached to it. Mr..
Seward said to me on the 10Th instant that
he felt bound to tell me that he had just
discovered that it was forgery. He had,
ne said, taken great pains to discover
whether it was authentic when it first sp-
peared, and although he had been unable
to procure any Southern paper containing
it, he had satisfied himself that it Was gem
uine. Recently, however, the person by
whom it had been ooneOcted, hearing Of
his inquiries about it, had thought it right
to let him know that it had been published
originally as mere jeU a'esprit and that
.srtly the amusement which it had afford
ed to see every one taken in by it, aud
partly the notion that it was injuring the
Confederate cause, had prevented an ear
ier svowsl of the truth. Mr. Seward
stated that it was remarkable that no dis
avowal of the supposed report had, so far
IS be knew, appeared in the Southern
newspapers. Its authenticity has indeed
oeen denied by Captain Msu y ia Eng
land, but Captain Msury might not have
had the means Of knowing for certain
whether it was really authentic or not
There was, however, now no doubt, Mr.
Seward sad, that it was forgery.
Ihsve, &C., LYONS.
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The New York Herald states that Gree.
ley, in the Contempt case, begged of SC
piteously, that Judge Barnard let him 20.
He almost knelt on his knees to Grave for
giveDess for his insolence. This is his old
style. By turns independent and sneak
ingly humble CIevsIqnd PlaiEdeaI,r.
Whoever says or intimstes that Greeley.
or any one one authorized to act in his be-
half, ever asked any favor Of Judge Bar.
nsrd, or limited desire to make terms
with hi1h, is most immeasurable liar
We snould be guilty of q real sspersion on
Judge Barnard were we to assert or insin
uste that he could be party to any un-
derhaud, back stairs arrangement with
regard to matter pending before bis
Court; and we expressly disolaim any
such imputstion. We are confident that
he had no fOreknOwledge or expectation Of
the answer we made to his interroeatories.
and we certainly had neither inkling nor
suspicion that he would accept that answer
as satisfactory. We do not indorse the
Plsindeslers assertion that the Herald
says we "begged off" or anything of the
sort; but whoever does say or insinuateit il
is Wsnton fslsi6er.-R. 2. Tribune.
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no ALL WHOM TT MAY CON

eern-rhe Board Of Health require me to
sIIictb enforce the following ordinance there ore
all who wish TO avoid it's penalties must not viOiste
Its provisions. Il MARSHALL.
Ceaith Officer.
An Ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled ''An
ordnance to regulate stre, t. passed Janusry IOlh
1885. --'
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of the CITY Of
cleveland, That the first sec ion OF an ord nance
passed January 10th. 1856, entitled IAN ordi ance
to requisite Streets" be 30 amended as 70 read As
fellows: No person shal thrO~ deposit, OF permit
to be thrown or dep sited, any dirt, paper flth
sWeeplngs OF any store house, snOp Oica, or any
ashes, shav1ngs, hlthy water, ofial, straw wood,
stones earth, manure, refuse matter or rubbish Of
any kind Whatever into any street, lane, alley OF
public ground. or places used street, lane alley
or pubic ground. The person persons having
possession or control Of the premises rem which
any Of the atoresaid articles shall be or may have
been thrown or deposited in any street, lane alley
or public ground place used such as azores aid
shall remove the same thereIrOm within twenty -four
hours after receiving knowledge thereof
fsssed June Is, 1850. [. U. MASTERS,
President Of the council.
> BARRETT, City Clerk. may l0:I52