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specially since the year ls5ithree the cty oil
Buffalo, y. els ht years 10 Chicago, III and tw"yea
In PEORIA ILL., During eight years practice In Chicago,
ILL.,. he cured over thirteen thousand osses.
DR.. VIM thomson, in bis practice { Scrofuls, Rheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood. Fumgs-
ting vapor Path of the kind in conjunc
ton with internal treatment.
sEMlNAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself- abuse.
This solitary wee, depraved sexual indu g'nce, Is
practced by the youth OF both 10 almost an
lmitrd extent producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless comhated by
scientific medical measures, viz Sslow countenance,
DARK spots under the eyes, pain In the bead ringing In
the and noises like the rushing OF leaves and rat
Ting Of chaot uneasness about the lons weak OF
the limbs confused vision blunted intellect loss Of
ndence difdence in approaching strangers, dislike to
form scquantances, dspost On TO shnn society,
loss of memory hectic Pushes pmpes and various erup
tons about the face fu tongue night swests fed
breath. coughs, consumption monomania aud frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, the first appearance Of any Of The
above symptoms should immediately apply 10 Dr. N
Thomson tor relief.
Ho5-o6ce AID Consultation Rooms No. 2osOuth Dell
ware street, indianapolis, Ind.
p o Box le5'. jan24-dly
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Dir cto - /.

James N. Ray, Cashier OF State Bank;
Thomas H. sharpe. OF Fletcher Sharpe's BaDs, IRdi-
annapolis;
Alfred Harrison, OF Hsrrisons Bank, Indianapolis;
VIM H. English President Of First Nation Bank, Indi
annapolis;
wm s. Hubbard, Of Citizens National fsnk. Indiana
polls;
J. Il Baldwin, OF J. II, Baldwin & Co., Ind anspOis;
Geo Merritt Of Merritt & Coughlin, Ind;
Charles II. Raymond, OF Morris, Goodman Co. Indi
annapolis;
4. B. Martindaie, Indianapolis;
Jesse l. William, Banker, Fort Wayne, Ind;
Geo W. RathbOne President Of Branch Of Bank Of State
Evansville, Ird;
L. G. Warren, Banker. Terre Hsufe, Ind.
John W BursoD, Cashier Of Branch Bank Suncie, Ind
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sto g L. In q 1 a . Il 81.

Calvin File cher, Sr., W. J. Halliday,
James ". kay, Vim. A. Bradshaw,
Thos H. sharpe, y. Browning Co..
Alfred Harrison, Jos ID. faitison,
VIM. II. knylisk, Kingan CO.,
Wm. S. hubbard, J. II. Nixon,
J. II. Baldwin, Wn. Bell,
Geo Merritt, Pliuey HoaglSnd.
q. W. Rsthbcne, Lsndis,
l.. g. Warren Geo VI. Williams,
Jesse l.. Williams w. w. Lesthers,
j. w. Burson, DR.. 4. Jameson.
Z. b. Martindse, +. 2. Elliott,
Chss. X. Raymond. Bi bop tmes,
Lag. Noble. 3. w. Watson,
Vim Cougblin, James Young.
Lucian Bills, Geo. Il. Ysndes,
&c. :. HARRISON VIM. Y Wiley,
Nicholas McCarty, A. G PettibODe.
Aquilla Jones, Jr., Il. Kicker,
Bergen Apologize, I.R. Howard,
Jer NcI%ne, VIM. Wallace,
Vim. Brsden, VIM. Baxter,
Mark y. Reeves, Major ~ L. Bunds,
John ". Gfubbs. 4. r. Ames, Jr.,
=. u. Harmon a. 4 SchnGi.
%. w. Grubbs Nv. Perrine.
l.oris Jordon, Ingram Fletcher,
Elisha J. Hoslsnd. W. ID Allen,
!. W. Murphy, Z. +. Wit.
marI5-d30t
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Philosophy of Marriage.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR COLYoUR MEDICAL OFFICE 40. 20 sOUTE
Meridian Street, fo-feits his fee If be fails IN cur
ng any case that nay come under bis care, matte
how obstinate o. long standing. He warrants you
Syphilis in the primary stage. helped IL IS min
utes. cured In "a hours elect Of 20 years standing
crred by DR. G. oHs~p hour- 60 10 p " -sr2s
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REkOvATE r s.
CLEANING AND 0YHsG ESTABLISHMENT

rEsHE UNITED sIAfEs Dfk-hoUsk, rO.sssotIh
4 gIinofs street, Indianapolis, Indiana
Al this Old and ~ellkaosn esf.o lac tsaiss
car asv sss and WOODEN goods dyed In ansnt ard
ted snd repaf-~d.
~ 40 s>cont -ha.t eoshins booshs ana solh. also.
pseasr branch IN The casnsss denonIinsiso lns ara
lng-hua liable cloth. IN any garment can -
so xrcurhf nos Be Visible &c the NAKED eye
Rsn<r,bsr the place, No. - South flftr1 serset
iealc Soek<b aA&AssHvP
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49, yovMpRies.
HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY And STOVE WORKS.
cox. LORD a PECK.
xAnstactnrsrs snt whoseS.ls DsLsrs m
STOT.ES, HOLLOW-W.aRE.S &C.

IL DUB STOVES ARE OF THx LATEST An
n mosJimprved patterns
Our other work will embrace Iron Frouts. coiunrs.
Railway. NH and Honss Castings. &c, &c.
Orders By mall or otherwise solicited. ard pronps at
teufion given.
Our prices will be found a. lo~ any.
Orloe, Ssles-rO0ra and Foundry ls3 South De
street. t~o squares directly east offhs Uniox Depot.
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As vide spread the OF North America. But
the browning glory Of his life be attained
his discovery, rather combination, for be does not
claim 10 have been the discoverer OF CEDKON /,
which IS the basis of the BtteIs offered pub
lie That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants OF
Central America TO whom its virtues have been known
for than two hundred years. Armed with IT, the
Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly malaria and
handles ~ithou fear the venomous serpenis Its
belief with them, that while there is breath in the bOd
the Cedron Is potent to cure, matter what the
may be.
While Dr.. Bull prepared to endorse this extrsva-
CANT pretension LIE Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating 10 It's
virtues. that remedy and preventative Of all
arising from exposure, either to change Of weather
or c.nste or 10 missrnatic influences. IL stand.
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DIR. A. q. >ELMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
EPIcE 80. 10 yIzGIsIA AVENUE.
sEsIDKScz. 80 yoYTs sfksssA 81
-
NOTICE.

rp,Hs HIGHzsr PRICE WILL BIZ PXIDFoRL LADIES
and Gents cast oi eloihing and all kinds Of
household g0ocf al I65 wssbingson street. No
el- sad private Residences ca led ~hen cesirec
note directed to p. o. Boz s2s viii De promptly al
ended to- AN SOLOMON.
reble-dly
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ESSiOEAl.
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,

UIHERE HE WILL CONTINUE
" 10 treat and cure Private
Diseases, In all their species, stages.
ramificaiiops aud phases.
DR. Vim. Thomson Will give 10
each patient written instrument,
binding himself 20 effect q radical
and permanent cure. or make no
charge.
Dr. VIM. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases q
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IN DYSPEPSIA

And It's attendant train Of symptoms. 4; acts more LIKE
CHAkA than medicine. There Is nothing In the
whse range OF Nste-ia Aedca that can for a moment
bear comparison with II In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may be found in
the lth edition OF the U. =. Dspensatory pages 1881
and 1883.
series Of experiments In which DR. Bull has been for
years engaged has Just been brought to a successful
termD alton, and he b enabled 10 offer the public
scombination OF CEDR0N Sith other approx ed toncs
the whole preserved IN the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky. which he Is confident has
equal in the world.
He might furnish volume Of certificates, buf ub
lie have long since learned TO estimate such
their true value. The safest plan fer every
for himself the virtues OF q medicine.
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sKsouRcKs
CiAIRVOfANT.

CiAlRvOfANT.
III lSS CLARA HARLAND. CLAIRYOY-
II ANT AND MEDIUM
by the use Of Instrument constructed under Spirit
ual direction. In connection with De Cairvoysni powers
= enabled 10 present you perfect picture o. your
future life partner She also tell. within
the date Of Marriage v6ether he union will be hspp,
or otherwise. and number Of children.
Fiesse give color Of Hair so Eyes Complexion. Age,
Hight and NAsK in FVLL- khclo % and stamped
snveop. Lock soI 80, Detroit sioh gan.
vii also send the and p q. address 81 toe per
son which ~i enable you % open ,Pondeace for
an Additional 50 cents apr dl5t
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md " AfsesLlS
NATIONAL BANK,

STATEMEyT or THE CONDITION. OF THE IyDl-
- annapolis Nat email Bank the morning Of the first
Monday Of April, 1868
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VEyIlL receive subscriptions, financial agent OF
w the Government. for all of it, popular loans
VAL collect gold interest On registered aid cOupoP
bonds the most liberal terms Currency bonds casheS
presentation when cue.
Always on hand fussuFply ~ Z. q revenue stsnps,
Tor sale a. the regular discount.
Will buy and sell al rEmeBt securities. orders on
Washington, coin and exchange In al the principal ci-
VIII make collections throughout the West and East
AT very reasonable rates.
win receive deposits, and loan money At per cent,
on good security
Having unlimited facilitie viii all kinds %
bansing business fsir and with the utmost
prcuptness
THRO. P. HAUGHEY, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER. Cashier.
indianapolis. December 3, 1854.
cecg-d3m
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE !
LOUIS LANG.
20 South Meridian Street,

(SENTlNEL BUILDlNG)
UAPORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINES;
ii Otard aud COgnisc Brsndies h. ard Gin; jamaica
nun Id COrdals Also dealer in Catswns Wines. SIiil
aud Sparkling, Of the approx brands; Bourbon
WHISKY Peach Brandt; CafswUs Rssndy; stock Ale:
Porter and Beer AID Bters Of v.rous kinds These
tcle ali offered for SALE BY the bottle larger
quanttes. Oai. Rh ne va for u ugh
IArOhIhD CIGARS AID TOBACCO Of the choicest
brauds, VII be kept CO.'S antiy on hand.
II F>HsviDg fitted up a estsblishmen and offer
ng for sale oDy pure tcles and of tie best quality
the suosc ioer hopes 10 receive, a. be sol.cts liberal
share Of the patronage OF the p1bc
m-ri7-dr LOUIS LANG
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r e MOVAl.

N A. BoHLEs, ApCHIrECT, HAs RExovKD Its
IL. once from the ktns Building q his rss.dsrcs
No Is West osie street. bss~Ssa kssdsso ana nifDo;s
,sa n. nm
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ALE
PROFESSIONAL.


AYTcE OVER STAR GROCERY, NO. 6s SOUTH
ssssst. Lz>,a&Aaps5s, nd nGSp-lsu
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his inniltsble preparation OF SARSAPARIL.
LA has long stood the hesd Of the various com
pounds of that valuable drug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rs.ored Arrival OF General Robert r.
Les-Tr~Ops Withdraw from Suffolk
Grand immigration Scheme-PrSxe
Eight at ysmestown leland, sc.
orr rosrm,-s hoNK0E CORRESPONDENCE

Lce-1r~Ops Withdraw from Suffolk
Grand Immigration scheme-PrSxe
Eight st Jsme-toSn Island, sc.
crE roErniSs MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.
FcRrRrss MoSRoE, Nov. o, 1865.
The two Dron.ios got varied ensnglements from
their striking personal resemblance An innocent elderly
military looking gentleman having interest some
projcctic, this morning arrived from Richmond
passed inside the FORT. marked likeness 10 General
Robert r. Lee his part caused the OBJ ain
thst General Lee hsd srrved. Soon the were
given II his coming aud his interviews with General
Miles end .el Davis related with great exacttudc
or course the visit WIS GU account Of JET Davis,
aud there were rehsble assurances OF the
speedy, unconditional release Of The latter the
natural sequence Of this interview As far as known
General Lee ,s teaching his Young pupils AT Lexington
College intellectual shooting and the present aud
agreeable interview Jen. Davis has had today was with
the person bringing him his overcost, ordered In
Washington and which he to-day in his afternoon
walk for tn. frat time
ApavIr og TIM sIcHrH MAINE RssmExr
This splendid regiment, mastering nearly four hundred
men arrived to-day from Richmond They at pres
ent enoamped st Camp Hamilton, but expect speedily to
up their quarters inside the fortress 20 assist the
regular troops IN garrsonng the post until sufficient
Of regulars shall have arrived for this purpose
Lieutenant Colonel TEN in command OF the regiment,
aud their flag is covered with battle inscriptions
WITHDRAWN FROM srrroLg
That portion Of the Ninth Vermont regiment doing
duty for some time past at suffolk has just been with.
regiment Is IN Portsmouth, and Is very popular
with the people-ao much that on learning that the
regiment a. be- withdrawn petition circu.
lated extensively signed asking that II mgbt be per
United 20 remain The well.known Lieutenant Colonel
Scligson az present commands the regiment
IMMIGRATION
Some Of the citizens OF Norfolk taking active steps
10 invite Yankee aud foreign emigration TO the state
This Is in opposition 70 the high rent and other move
ments to dsparage immigration. public meeting was
held last evening the subject, at which committee
was appointed ~ agree upon plan Of organization
rR1E !ngy W TVS river
between Lawrence Curre, OF Norfolk and Michael Duav
of Massachusetts. steamer took larse crowd ~ the
place. made up Of devoees 20 the prize ring all over the
country. learned Of the fight too late to be present
II is SAID that twenyseven rounds were fought lasting
about hour Currie II Is further stated received the
worst punishment, but awarded he stakes on nc
count oi q foul blow.
RECRUITS REGULARS.
Ry the Abemarle, from New York some one hundred
recruits arrived to day for the different companies OF
regular troops doing duty inside the fortress
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Reward for an Incend,srv.

BAtrrxoRs, Nov. 10, 1895
Governor Bradford has offered O reward OF $500 for
the arrest ~ tho nccndsres who destroyed the coored
Methodist church AZ Wilmington, Kent county The mo
i've WAS that the building was used day school for
coloved children.
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Disaster 20 the Propeller Free state,

BuFFaLo, Nov. 10, 1866.
The propeller Free state Of the Western Transpora
ton Companys line running between here and Chicago.
coided with n vessel the 81. Clair river She nut
into Detroit, leaking badly. portion Of her cargo Is
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CnICAeo, Nov. 10, 1905
Tho smopnt OF money stolen from the American IN
prese yesterday morning only forty thonaand dosrs
rhs robbsrs we're ssyestst ss Risht aQs ~ the essv
yeo0vev0a
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HARTFORD, Nov. W, MOO
Governor Buckingham has postponed ihAns%V'no
Day in Connecticut until the 7th Of Dcccmecr
rHE DAY IN MARYLAND:
BAiripoRE Nov 10, lsAs
Governor Bradford has issued . procismssion fo&
1hanhsgyIus appointing The Day PANIED bv The Prsss
dsnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-29
Thirty-Third Year.

a.,
s., sono w s.., W ~ ,.u.a 4. .,oa,,n. ..s
a.e..' ~, n'n r.. s,.. - Ia. -. 80 800.
,Dg 49,, ,t..' = a.. sa,,..s. - Iii ~ a..,ro,.
.u m',." ,hn ~ 49, vs. .s. ~ S..,,a,.S .nSs,
v.,.s ''so"' o
rfw in Congregational meeting heuss 10 thus
advertised for sale In the Amherst iMassl Ey-
iihh ~ Amhsrst 10 for sale. The man that owns
The pew owns the right or space ius, ss long ssd
wide az the rev 10 from the bottom OF ths mesuhG
=. ~, ~, .nu u. 90, e,n go "u.s .aI n,
IN 4 on s,,ni.,. ..J ,...a, .rI -. p.o,d ~,
4, uIl -, ,o h.s,.r p.al - . Is a. ..o5
,,,r. o. 49,, g., a. 4. A.. .ssst-x
hn,,." ""' ~" "
w receni occasion In Chieago nu. osa.
uiN' vas dres,ed In plain travelling attire hsvinG
tul Just Arriyei from .ho cars. She wore . white
sus bat with ..re u ummiuy, travelling mantle
shu urrs' OF drsh, and short black veil over nsr
&e-su,Sethcr . modest unsssurninG attire hns
so mouism beigbt. not exactly asnder, ANIL has
tn eNcseding cheerful couutsnance. She and hfs-
Gen sserrnsn ar. sboui the same sire and .se-
Ir"pAoly about thirty ave years Mrs. bhermtn
sin'. Sh. 'hns, u. .,Ig n.Ig 70" sou some mvn a"s.
and h,. n,...n, -. nu s'it 1. 49, ix,,.s
a. h.nI.,p 49,. - =, rene. !" w. a"Is-
molsst and nnnr.,,r,iou." 49,, ~ yorn.n ~
mon of ,'ri .a,.,'', ). -, 49,. b., 80,
e '" '"' "'N '''eS' W. Wv"
.,a,o -. .,,..,.t =, c.n, u..,,,. ".
i.s, - y ON +. .hs,.. "a AZ. ,h.h a. 40 90 80 80
4. .,r,,'h.n, "a ~, b,a,,.h, 90 r,a pe,u, a.
nsgyo denied h,. smiI, M. -, Nj mn n, a.
,bnn,h. 80 ,hI. n,,nI.h 80, c.,..S h,,pp \,
wo,,,d .hor -h.,s h. b.A hjJd.r :, Acco,d,n.,.
d.,.o,,, 1850 49,. .,,h H.. ,o...S Uasr
u.m,I,on m. n.g,a -. .o.n,.lv h.ndcnN.Y
anI ,ho cf,ssr w.ItsJ 'nccnc.rnci,v A. h,s aSs
,gI % Wv - @ ,Ii,, -, pa. ~ - :. - s"s -
ss wsus ..o'sk ~" 's.g a 10y, ~. n.nS a..
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The Conspiracy Trial.
Summing up for tho Prossc ution.

FdshtH9ton. Juns IS The Court met Al : o'clock
this afternoon, shen special Judge Advocate u, az
bsIn prucesdei TO sum up The evidence and present
abe Views Of the Law srisnS Upon the facts in the
case on trial. Tie questions Of fact he sai involved
in the Issue Ftrst-Did the aecu.sd, or any two
OF them, In pursuance Of such conspiracy, and With
the intent alleged, coruInt either all OF the .ever.l
acts specihedi II tire oonsplracy be eslabIshed, -
laid, 1t results that whatever said or don. by
shsr Of the parties thereto In the fur,hsrsnce or s.
ecunOn Of tie common desirn Is the declaration or
Of all the her parties 10 the eonsprsey and this
whether ts other parties, At the time such words
utter ed or such Acs Done by theg conisder
.ele pretsn' or ahsepL here siihin the tntrenebed
lines our capital, efouchlng behind he 10.
trsnetei lilei OF Richmond or awaiting the re.u u
sfther mu derous ot sg ta.t their country IT, Con-
ofthe British nag The dso.sl cd and seceplei ruls
'otIav IN eas u eonspnAey IL that In Prosecutions
nr confplfbcy II Ia al es,atshed ule hat shel
for the sane illegal pu pore any done BY one Of
the patty In pursuance OF the original conceived plan
snd In t-ien nee " the tonmon object h ~ the cou-
nptt on OF Law, a. ueu ~ In sound IeAsop The set
OF lhe hoe patty anu the GOT OF lhs act
VIII 70 syidenee against VI the others Who we're
engaged the same general conspiracy, without re-
EATd 70 NE question whether o. no the prisoDsr Is
PROVED TO 70 htys 6e9n eonesresd IN tie Y.rsicgl.I
same rule obtAip IN OF rysson II several per-
sons agree 70 lew war soms In Que plArs. and soms
m another aud one party Agtna y appear In arms
this b slevJ ing OF var by All, vel thore who
sGAnee Of the orislnA concelI for those ho made
the at supt were embolcened by the confidence In
spired ey the seneEA conceil and therefore thess
rest. (lH kast Pleas or ths CrogrL W. ROsooe, sAJ
Amer Yuotlns other snihorties In lhn eonnectlon
thst the sceused, together With John A. sunstL Jonn
Wukss b0olh, JefsIson Davls, George n Sand 10 q,
svssiy rssks<. Jscsh ThsnDssa. WllAa q Clssss
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News ItsmA
70, rs-s-sph {. "a. Fec rsi ssa.,

JIr CooHr reports subscriptions 10 tho Seven
rhrsy Losn yesterday, 10 th snounI Of 49, l6l, 800
TINS spice mspuis,tory OF CD Fell 4 BRO, South
Front street. PhilsdelphiA was destroyed by fro
last evening. Loss very heavy.
rnr railroad 10 successfully running between
Richmond aud Ps,srsburc, and Was turned over
10 the Directors by the military authorities on tho
27.h.
LArrR news frcm wrhlnvton Territory In
ereases the majority n tho Union candidate for
Congress- and shows that tho Legislature will 10
almost unanimously Union.
Tns United States steamer Frollc, Capt Usher,
form rly the block ado runner Vance, .rriveI q,
HAlifar, yesterday, hound for the MeLitcSrs snesn,
ass yacht tor Commodore G,lJsborou h.
sEnrOus disturbance took place In Portsmouth,.
Va, on the night Of the 25ih, between tho bl,ck
and white peorls. Pistols were freely used, and
. Mr. Tyler vas shot aud ably wounded, also one
or more OF the coored fellows.
Tns horse which ler Boston st sunrise, yes,er-
day morning to accomplish one hundred and six
teen mlsa to Portland, Nc, before sunset. on
thousand dolls he', fell and died, ur miles from
the latter city. having mado 10 miles considerably
inside Of time. The lru,es interested In this wick
srsr deserve to be r,in to doth Themselves
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From Havana,

tcOrre,pontme. oS The SUM

Harsna, Junt g4--Gen. u eckInrdgo is Hlu In
town, and eounsels ell bis friends to thros themseve.
on the esmeney Of the President and ask for pardon
He hA, probably done 50, or intends 70 do 90 h.m.e
He heePs very quiet
Trade With Southern ports viii commerce shout
tha hrs Of July. There are already ssyerl vessels
sdvsrtsed for Mobile, Charlestoa etc. The steamer
Lark, noted blockade RUNNER, sailed yesterday Tor
Liverpool probably TO b. sold there
wiihs the Last week tso more ys.asls have arrived
loaded With coolies.
Prom Venezuela We have news that Gen. Falcon
took the oath Of Office the Tth instant, and lnme-
dately entered upon his duties - President OF tho
Republic although he hsi not yet organized his Ca
binet II vas said that Gen. vsnaneio Pul gar, per-
sonA enemy Of the Presiden had invaded one Of tho
towns Of the haraeaibo coast but II known that his
sitsmpt v make uisshlsf failed and hs retired v
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Tho Vermont Union state 4, ,euye.,,s,.

Montpelier, w., June 2S,--Ihs Union ssats Con
venuon to-day has been largely attended. Hon. o.
r. Chandler Of Woodstock, pTesided. The folio WING
nominations we're made
Gorsrror Pasl Dillingh.m, Of Waterbury. Lev.
tsnaHt GOuefnDr--A. Il. GsTdner, OF BenninEl ON
T.sdsurp-John u. Page, Of kutis ud.
The iesolutons tuIosize Abraham Lincoln, thanh
the brave so.dsr, and heartily endorse Preiidsn,
johnson In regard to negro suffrage, the platform 10
~ follows;
.RrsOIred, That looking back TO the happy sxys-
rience Of oar orl state IN ending the largsst ib-
cay 70 native or nstuTalized citEens of quiet
aud psareshle behavior, irIrspectiye Of color Tacs
aud iUrsaId 70 the iuestimsbe blessings that vIII
Ito" 10 the lao slave sta ea irom tree indus trious
intsltent, yirt1Ous, peaneabe and patriotic popur
ton 10 do respectfully ana earnestly counsel a.,
y OF tho,c -taIes that they blot out for ever rom
theIrssuos all !ass PEI tanning TO the lae ition
Vi slavery, and 10 eonCe1 DC all Of lhsiT naive
natuIa ihed ciuHenL BY constitutional <a.r.niv
equality u clyn and political rights lesv ing to e.r
h- proper .ocs p1slliOn by the char act ar he bes
and the merit he fairy wins.
Resolved, That on the failure OF INV re-oryanlycd
State to give the guaranty named In the preced.as
IesoiIons -e insist that Congr ess shall us. AZ m.
constitutional po~egs 80 Al ~ secure a Rspablicln
uo'e nineni' 10th IN orm ard es.eacs 70 Ne peop.s
OIL slCl stAte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-29

one Of the States Of Columbia The standing army
Of the sepub io -ill consist Of 400 men. and tho
navy OF two s'eamer and two schooner. The STATE
Of New Bsrceons still In disorder, tho srbitra-
tion Of Gen. Falcon being bu Of Temporary ben-A,.
Nassau is reported to be entirely deserted by the
ho>tinf population IL acquired during tho var. and
sbout zoe PEOPLE who went there to .pcnd The win.cr
mon be have also soue away. The Royal Victori,
Hotel snd other tuble houe. are clo.ed. Miuy shop,
have slut up Tor want Of patronage. Tire Who
to"n, IN, cal of he lyelv .?pearaHee Il o.t,ca'ci
-hen 'he b'cckaas bu.inc.. va. Geu.l.h.ng Iool.
dul AMI ds.eited