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   Syracuse Daily Courier And Union (Newspaper) - March 24, 1865, Syracuse, New York                                SYRACUSE DAILY COURIER AND LOVELY SINCE THE WORLD FOE OF TYRANTS AND THE FRIEND Off MAN SYRACUSE W Y FRIDAY MOBBING MARCH TWENTY CENTS W W Editor The New York that troops ha re been since the first of February bat there about the town abont thousand Twenty thousand of cotton were sml to be np at the depot of the Ohio Railroad transportation into the interior of if be rebels could net hoid the place The citizen believed that general Maury would the city if cot i A severe storm reached Mobile ing of tbe and continued nearly four ionn The transports of the Federals ware driven ashore and damage done to one or two other vessels Ia s small supply beef has io the York market The New York Tribune professes to have private information Gen Lea bad Jeff Davis that it was impossible with the meant at his command to make bead against the Union forces The rebels have commenced raise negro in earnest The official order hsa been issued and for the and free has been appointed General Lee in a letter written the urges the work of raising and organizing the negro troops and says ho Is anxious to witness their first experiments in the Southern cause There were rumors of the evacuation uf Mobile In Hew Tork yesterday andil had ike effect to depress the gold market We have farther details of the immense et In the river and of the grant damage to property thereby done The river ii now falling The federal monitors are reported in New Orleans to hive silenced or two of the reLel batteries in Mobile Bay in a late attack It is reported that Gen of las whila on his way to wai shot and killed iy but supposed to be Confederates Gen baa issued a very stringent order relative to permits ia trade in his depart meat It is intended to break np the system of eotton the patt of the Federals Gen issued an important order in which be promises to withd aw from all counties where the nor certifies that there is no obstruction to the execution of tbe law by the civil tribunals Tbe New York Tribune's army all eoes to sJ but severe campaign in a fen days A series of contests will have begun that will cause a profound sensation throughout the North The Tribune's Washington special says that Is again on the and soon be heard from again inflicting punishment on rebels Toted Down We thick there is no donet that the attempt to amend the Constitution io that Governor Fenton could give three superannuated yers a position on a aide track connected with the Court of appeals has been defeated MOM of the rural districts has proved too much for the sharp practice Of of State Dapew even when backed by of the New York Times New and We con- the State on this victory of common over clap trap humbug and The Tribune undertook to ride two horses on this question and the feat has not added to the reputation of tbe equestrian Men in Public life It ii time to speak The scandal of ibis country is men in public Tile disgrace makes our cheeks tingle makes as blush makes us bang our bead and sicken at heart A drunken man in the street is a spectacle The eye of the least turns away in disgust from it But a drunken man in public a lic humiliation that a nation It travels to the end of the Every eye everywhere ia a witness of tbe bame We are pilloried by it for the scornful gnze of all the good of all the Journal We are glad to have to edd the Chicago Journal te the very small list of Republican journals which treats the case of Andy son as it deserves Bat after all it is a ques tlon whether these journals should not take to themselves a little if not a greater part of censure bestow upon their drunken men Mr Johnson may be responsible for getting drunk and disgracing thi country but be did not make himself Vice President Those who did that knowing his habits to be what they are should be higher up to public indignation than the poo inebriate himself Of the convention gave Johnson his nomination the New York Commercial States entire at Baltimore for Johnson New York was one of these We are Informed ilia In the New York caucus the habits of Mr were especially as ob to nil Yet hfl was nom bis critics overlooking hia sn voting for him for the sake w presume Disgraceful Hartford Conrant os March 8th 1865 as folio's of the man whom it the people last to for for Vice Tbo chamber of tbe United States was never disgraced so fully as by dent Johnson on Saturday last His speech was incoherent maudlin insulting the present and deeply dishonoring to the nation man elected by tbe people of the Doited Suites to fill the second in their preside over the most august and venerable io America entered upon bin duties in We wish bis words could be blotted out and forgotten ife have no heart to follow Mr vagrant unconnected and drunken harrangue After dilating on the people as the source of lonor and power he took the oath of ceremony with great when ho proceeded in a maudlin strain to ei on tbe nature of an oath on the Con- and on whatever accidental theme ho floating fancy of the moment happened to The painful scene was a close by ho clerk who suggested that the time had come for the Senate to join monies of tbe inauguration If it can be done wo hope measures will be taken to impeach Vice President Johnson and to remove him from the high place which he has done the most in the power of man to disgrace Andy Johnson's Beastliness tion Day The man whom the republicans elected Vice President when they might have honored themselves and dignified their country by choosing George H is thus ed by the Republican correspondent of the Commercial TPE Those who feel to dp are come to tbe pictures of the scenes attendant upon the installation ot Mr Lincoln for his second term I candidly confess that as all the poetry was ex- from tbe occasion by the indecent conduct of Mi Johnson and tbe low fied speech made by Mm when called take the oath of office for the position in toe gift of the American people Instead of a few words modestly craving the charily Senate toward any or presiding over their deliberation he disgusted one within voice by a vulgar illiterate for which he would have been hooted from the stump at any meeting Drunkenness may be entered as a plea in abatement for him had been crazed with liquor for several days and as he entered the Senate Chamber hia frame shook the of debauch Ho fell to his level for four mortal yean will not wo will leavo it to the judgement readers must redden with shame at ship ID this land is entrusted to such hands as these Appeal for Unity of Sentiment and tion Prom March 6 Among other admirable resolutions lately adopted at a large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens of Lyjichburg was the That the cause demands the most unanimity of counsel on the part of the President and Congress on the part of the civil and military authorities on the part of the army and the people and that all must respond to one the love of country and with aspiration the country's in- dependence This sentiment deserves to be printed in letters of gold it be adopt ed and carefully and acted upon by every the Confederacy in whatever station he may be found We must be we must fall We can take our choice but Wa heartily and cordially together or we Eball together perish by our distractions will not ia our favor tbat universal law io accordance with which folly Brings its own punishment It is not sufficient that we do cot seek disputes and issues with each er wa must avoid them as a positive duty seek concord and and mity of we hearts acd a union of the common try land the effort of our country's We in the first have this tbe executive and departments of the government President apd Congress there dis- bey have probably passed away If ariy traces remain let them We adjure all by loye lag imperiled independence Io renounce every sentiment but cor dial iconcord of the separate trusts which the people have given charge for the most vital of A SILENT BUT and looked OE M the most to which rot we went ua by dar and Itn jmd Tbe to wo refer tila lalto on ita of destruction t of the spstem with ft largo of go to their gravee to dentil or to do no IB a fact which Is Tin question cannot be r Are there iot at hand medicines which competent to core noit of which afflict hM proved that there am aniS all and German area permanent remedy The vto thli truth ore The worth of an article It based nwra Its and no has won hare NO MOKE TO BUFFER this disease THE GEBiM COUGH STROP to the greatest invention of the day and the best in use it Is the interest of every iton I hare confidence in mending this asa rapid cure Try it and yourself Tor sain by all Druggists Proprietor No 91 Hawley street Syracuse and honor introduced ther all other and when once used they a public drue to death we bave within onr a remedy fails 1 name and are now Is sa The President has set a laudable example He has responded to the wishes of Congress and the people in several very in- particulars as to one of which com- bad been made difficult and has been exulted over by those wish him as a He has done well and de- serves well in thus allowing considerations merely personal to himself to stand in the way pf serving the country iby the of that unanimity io essential our cess J The people are looking and ing the exhibition of a similar spirit en the Congress Vice President he the administration Herald and Evening condoned by silence the with hich Andrew Johnson ia a public place on public occasion m the performance of a public duty Affronted the the Slates betrayed bis own beastly in- bis arid bis own The however refuses to in shielding him from the punishment f public censure and insists that it plain duty to apologize or t demands tbat so great an affront to the ity of the republic ah all be made to bear a fit penalty atonement and The justice nd propriety of this demand are not to be dis- Divine We bupe tbat all our readers will remember bat Abraham Lincoln roles by Divine Right nd is therefore not to be opposed Be u much in his inaugural which we have al to in another place and his mouthpiece orney ban this to Bay of Abraham Lincoln was called from his quiet prairie home y Almighty God to bo the ruler of our Jet nobody say aught against the hoaen of tbe Lit its all reverence Im aa hie Divine appointment requires a circle round Mm thrice For he on honey dew DCS fed And the milk of Dayton Mjra Disgraceful at the ation The spectacle presented by th Vice Johnson puerile and Mr were no the marked of the day In correspondent of the Tor Express thus notices it TBS DAY wer thik in the Capitol Saturday night nam in the White How to the iou o of white who hundreds of to see to 9 crowd Konse w the whole block one time with white men and women and negroes to ia a to the breese it is there that standard We urge novene to chase this before yon the facts of curative on alone that web one for himself Will care every ease of OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASES OF THB and diseases arising Observe the dew of the Inward in the Head of the Heartburn lor in tne Sour at the Pit of the and Difficult Heart Dots or thu Head of toe in the Dick Cheit Limbs of Heat In stact of E vli and Great of v Remember Remember Remember That this Bitters not That this Bitters la this Alcoholic this not Alcoholic Contained no Bnm or no Bum OT Bnm Contains no r no Hum er Whisky And And cannot make Drunkards And cannot And make And cannot make Drunkards i j In t In the World In the In In tha World the World We will pay wo to any one that will a by Is not The Presidents usher who levied toll off visited on business fier the exposure of bis rascality by Mr ridge was dismissed the Dayton pettishly We Mr Emerson Etheridge feels er And pray why should not every iar feel better on the removal of a an from a position tbat enabled him to extort for Presidential Philip Drunk vs Philip Sober The New York Evening Post says that if the lories in regard to Vice President Johnson's correct he must resign or or it wili be tbe duty of the Senate to act in the premises and the Tribune I if has drunkard and promptly and thoroughly be certainly cannot remain Vice President of the Jailed States end if be has any earnest and friend ha will assured forthwith The People may pity as well as mourn bis fall lit they cannot abide a drunkard in his present ligh position Cotton ia The Tribune thus walks into the tration for some of its cotton Tbe regular Rebel mail carrier between Washington and Richmond of the dentist suasion who has for 18 months in permits and an enriching trade io tbe Mississippi Valley arrived oh the direct from in the regular course of his business with a well founded contempt for the Old Capital Prison and a just scorn of marsbal passed the rebel lines His sesame of our lines can be guessed Cotton w king and Cotton will be king until now and then tries aa for treasonable trade in cotton Among the Republican journals we are elad to note that at least one the New York C has tbe independence to speak Andy disgraceful exhibition in terms of deserved censure Bays the When we say that ibis was tbe most disgrace fal utterance ever made by a public man in ibis country we the mildest words that can be applied to it There is be but one excuse for this ocd that Is more shameful than the itself It is charity to suppose that the of Old had apotheosis in the Vice President's chair Mr Johnson insulted and outraged all who stood M T i Subjugation out of South Determined to Fight to the Last March Has tbe NBW Times undertaken to long it may take to subdue and spirit of our people be to infamy J For it is pr nothing tion en oat us and we are willing to pat our bands to oar mouths and our mouths in the dast and cry unclean so much as to crumbs tbat fail from your tables Make ns to be your hired can ba no re- till we inot te make resistance but assent to the restoration The Onion possible is by our consent That consent lies are to way of it than beating ua equally sworn to endure every extremity of than When count upon they connt our cowardice convinced them that wo have courage to fight we have yet to convince them we have suffered in verely but as a country experienced more than pangs of tbat travail through which other nation has passed Yet we hive endured enough to enemy if they were not demented that the road to the attainment of their object does not lie in the direction they are pursuing We assume and none can gainsay the sition that it is only our con- the Union can be We assume fact is undeniable has a conquest places enemy have gone They have a worthless riff raff knave pre- tension ready to and in some they have attempted of ench material to military force we have they by their presence succeeded by bribery or persecution in transforming a community or any it into Unionists Years of occupation Kave done as little way as a mere transit The respectable population of Orleans of Nashville of Norfolk anti other places held by from aa period in the war is as sincerely with as ever The which Grant's army lay encamped all last winter sustains now as loyal a population as any in the country How long we ask the Times to make the calculation would it take to whole country In what the ley of Virginia has And when the calculation has been made let the Times ask itself what would be tbe use of such proceed ing if no more converts to reconstruction could be made elsewhere been made in that renowned valley Qur people are not deceiving themselves wish to de- others They know the strength and understand the tamper the enemy They are perfectly apprized of that the con won by endurance It has some time since ceased to affect them that Ibis or that place should fall The occupancy of Charleston of Wilmigton has not disheartened them Sherman's Georgia and South Carolina dees not alarm them They know that the enemy cannot and push forward at the same time that must be given beforo an other can be overrun In immense extents of country will always be free from the presence of the enemy and there the process of reor would go on even if out present ar- mies should be destroyed They have ceased to calculate the duration They look only at the independence escape from and mortal Facts I 11 Facts lit Vaets I 11 Facts 111 Pacts Facts 11 j facts its I Facts 1 fasts 1 Facts I I faou Pacts From the Eon Thomas B the Hon Thomas B Florence From the Eon B from the B Florence Hon Florence From the Hon Thomas B From the from the B Florence Ha BO hesitation In writ etl benefit from tedious jass Bitten During and ve named 1 took hie ad- health 1 so needed and de- T- secured the sole and exclusive to sell In the States of America and tho Hair Dressing We take great to to the and tbe public that the above celebrated la now roady for The reputation long continued and by Hair In Paris and mo of the cities would seem to be clent of Its but when the tact is known that It wan for many years of his life Us care thought labor and ambition to brim the to Its standard its real merit cannot fill to be the public and most especially by the Women of America We for the the most feet Hair Preparation Dressing in the world will establish the tact that LUBIN'S HAIR DRESSING like all hts celebrated is and -worthy tbe patronage or all Bold b7 all of to In America dt CHILOS Street Hew York i Ml d i c a I Pi OF t y e ry of haj In par common cores Two: are warranted to a One Jo three bottles will the of are warranted to the to five to oare ths worst warranted care blotches amone the hatr Four to six bottles are to cam One tottle tlie are warnsted to kind three bottles ue to tho mopt to four bottles ire warranted are to From the Hon Jacob Broom Hon Jacob from the Hon Jacob From the Hon Jacob Broom the Hon Jacob Prom tbe Hon Jacob 1895 Bi to inquiry the effect produced by the use of Gerican Bitters injny family I have no hesitation in it bail been In one of of thirteen standing and'.wci.cli dis- the use of one relied the sec bnd a cure It hac ed the cure for there no its return for the last six In my individual of itrl find it to an and sincerely recommend its use Truly yours St From Her W Siegfried From liar W D Siegfried From BET W D Siegfried From Bev W ss been under the distressing effects of Indigestion by and some them but without relief Bitters were re- commended by persons who had and favorable of the Induced to try I must conlets that I had an to patent Horn the thousand and whose only aim to be off and lUnor upon the ina slj way rand of w One to three bottles are warranted to core the wont case i in the stomach two bottles sm to ante nak bead ache two bottles am to a state iff tho two bottles Kill fill of the kidneys tout sli bottles hat worst By strictly following the directions in tha around each bottle and of i fmr sore and Sloer r that has lakes ind eared U S LOAN By authority of the of the the has assumed tho General Subscription Agency sale of United States Treasury Notos even and three tenths per cent interest per annum as the SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN hese Notes are Issued under date of ISM ij sro arable years from thot time in currency ere convertible at tho option of the holder Into V S Six per GOLD-BEARING BONDS Those bonds are now worth a premium of nine including from November which kei tbe actual profit on the loin rates eluding interest about ten percent per annum besides State and municipal taxation which one to three per cent more according to the te other property The Intercut Is payable by coupons attached to each note which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker The amounts to One cent per day on note Two 8100 Ten 8600 91000 Notes the denominations named will be promptly upon receipt of This Is THE ONLY tOAW JM MARKET m offered by the Government and it that its advantages will make it the OF tHE PEOPLE which will r of within the next 61 or 90 days when the Trill undoubtedly command a premium aa hsu nuly been on closing the to other In that of every town and section of the may be afforded facilities for taking the loan the Banks State Banks and Private Bankers the country have generally agreed to receive ascriptions Subscribers will select their own gents in whom they have confidence anil who only are be responsible for the delivery the notes lot which ley receive orders will be received by the First National Bant of Syracuse Second j Third GOVERNMENT 18 Watt Street New York U S GOVERNMENT AGENTS IB IHK AND 1 Tonic and the of age or lack of appetite and They are action upon the system ami increase the force ot the action of the and of water or diet will most skeptical For Grocers Hotels and the United GBO C CO Hudson Hi T American Buildings Hew Terk UTLEY No 10 South street Syracuse Wholesale Agenta Pastor of tbe Baptist M J ol the North I have known Bitters favorably for a number of years X nave used in my own been so with their I wa in- recommend them to and know thai they have operated in manner Bitters IB Intended beneat lie afflicted and rum drink tKVI O From Bev J Brown From Newton O From Bev J Newton Brown B Vrom KBV J I do this Bitters by Bri cause I wasi prejudiced yean ander A Coughs are the importance checking a pr 1 SHORT in first in be ginning yield toa mild remedy if attacks tbe give almost immediate should pocket and occasion 1 Bold brail Dealers a old b 1 r WAHOO CALISAYA this pleasant and best of Tonto to the public Drank as a bever t time known They will Complaint Dropsy Asthma and are to from Pulmonary Complaints They area ouve and preventive of anil vers these Bitten Is Pure Old Bourbon Whiskey For this n they are larly ose who are Inc from or predisposed to diseases of he SENERAL DEPOT 14 AND 16 JAMES STREET SYRACUSE N XV and respectable d A Candid Statement Yon of In city and vicinity It Is a sure cure for son headache toothache cb tonic rben colic and pains in the limbs advise 1 am i indebted try them when from treat ability at present yaar to a decree of bodily KM jor the removal try thei and continued debility the beginning dent relief and tol visor which I had not felt for had of and my friend for di The following well known reverend use of these must convince most j ii Kev J S Herman of the Church to give It atria tt and we are t no will ever bo with out Every family the in case of sudden as suts bar OB scalds ic Its are miraculous As to croup It baa hundreds wo have the certificates to prove ft Office 30 Cortlandt Street Hew York Bold by FOB A OF A CBS tury Venetian Hair Dye has been to give entire rB Is the best and cheapest In th Fifty and each bottle con lion of Pa Chief Cabinet the foreign and tho j M tne and they are willing lo bear all tbat now lies between the present and that end God being helper they will never yield they nor any of their children nor their children's children A Republican member of Congress nays tbat the Vice President said taming to the fen foreign Ministers present be addressed them And yous folks there with ribbons and gewgaws and laces I have something to say to yous Is it a wonder that Samner declared would rather captured than m thi lo degreed 1 I the worthiest in the land Md ho did not degrade DT Its only tains doable the of in those sol HAIB DYB la by a pro cess which renders it immeasurably to anyi the of a Dye now or ever before the people Bern complete In one bottle no preparation is required greatly the IN THIS DYK von avoid that which dyed bail are so read I when an Inferior article has been used be- aces perfectly of any abat desired -one that will not fade crock or wai outgone that is as as tbe hair For sal by Price 50 cents t to 0 B Co Aim of Mathews Him flics he best hair dressing in In large bottles price ents THE CONFESSIONS Pandas a to Tora TO THB was the comment of I t a ftw of postpaid td JOHM M and others wao suffer from Debility Prt mature Decay of Manhood ic supplying at the aau By one who cored after undergoing addressed single copies AT LAW Omen No S block the First K Bank bom the nil ttn et JC UN to Dealers in Wine j Ho 51 orth Balina H Y Irish gooich and HATCH BANKERS IB SALB Of the recent of the Treasury i with Mr JAY COOKE General Subscription Agent and Drafts on Hew York Legal Tender Notes Banknotes maybe remitted in payment We also receive all Legal Tender five Par Notes nd allow the accrued to date The Notes will bo forwarded express haree to all points reached Orders forwarded t us direct or your or banker Persons visiting the city will find a fall assortment le notes at our for Immediate Orders by mall should be accompanied with the address n fall to which are to be forwarded We also keep on and bay and sell at Market rates United States Securities Accounts of Bankers terms Sc HATCH BANKERS Wall Street Mew York I I J BACHELOR S CELEBRATED DTE THE REST IN THE THB ONLY AND i This splendid Hair Dye is chancel Bed uty or Hair instantly to a Stooy pi Drewn without the Hair or the Bk n eaving the Hair Soft and beautiful fmk vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and the ill of Bad Dyes The is signed A ail others are mere imitations and Bold brill Bros BIT T False lights are extinguished TIDTE forth and the tact that the hair turns from gray red or sandy to a glorious black or brown THAN THE channel its hues under the operation of HAIK DYE BOW known the American continent n is contains no Improves the duces a ilch natural and luting color of any shade frem a warm brown to glossy is endowed by th mast eminent analytic chemists in the United States Manufactured by J No I Astor House Hi Tork Bold by all Applied by all Hair Dress D by one who has really others aotblnf but the Loot Boston Mass DISEASED OF THE AND SEXUAL and Keports of the sealed letter free of Address Dr J Howard South Ninth St Di WATCHES JEWELRY PLATED WAES AT NOT TO BE 1 Block I West of Post WBJ u u o WHO a A B KB K 3 A Mo 11 Block JB AC LAW In Bleok Dunn Jan p j HOTEL St Bim NBW HO V JB BOLD FOB A share if N C TO Ot AND VATXTTI AND AMD it and UlO Jamm e SMITH Oc CHERRY'S BOOMS Not 1 and t Pike Block Balina H f CHIB AND and Depot So in Booth Warren and e B C NO sow A AT LAW B South Balina Onr B t Store JAMBS v AMD At IB DBS AND in th j New rates Block Immediately One Store aa Wo 6 Block ind of di opper and Sheet Iron Work BRAND DR S N THOMAS of Vitriol Compound are distilled freo from all gross matter a tea spoonful KT One dose fill core ot the tap pae la larOne in mla -i i Tt cures or the and Brim It cures MALT or It ily the wont cases of r FBI T T A few ot it Or it ia its wont forms Kf 11 ion hi a or friend In Anny that HORSES Uy It cans or Bolts In M VT It Is to curt aad wotk the hot everyday Boll by all Dn exists Wholesale by COOK PRODUCE AND COMMISSION Are or on Live stock POKE Fruit Flour Grain and ALL i COIWTBT No 10 Bleek N ST D December IWI A O affording an opportunity to all to patriotism doling Out DRY OH SI ef additional Faney meat bull if added to our former HaM Kan entire space of anr kave the Dry Goods at 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