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learn from friend, recently returned from a vi
sit to New Hampshire that Tuesday Of last week. two
persons were arrested In the vicinity OF Lancaster
for having In their possession with intent 10 pass a. r.
nuine, large amount Of counterfeit bank Their
names are Charles Dung, Of Portland, Me- and Daniel
Mouiton OF Dracutt In this State There were found
uoon them Sl7e0 portion of the being untri-
ed and not signed The bills consisted Of tens Of Adams
BANK North Adams Mass thrccs Of Marblehesd Bank,
Msrblehead Mas twos Of Eastern Bank, Bangor Me
twos OF Worcester Bank. Worcester, Mas twos OF
Gardner Bank, Gardner, Me- and Of Atlantic Rank
Boston, Mas Young Is about sixty years Of age and
h undoubtedly veteran In the busness Of counterfeit
ing Msulton IL about thirty Of age Ave feet ten
inches In height, black hair and DARK compilation -
These two individuals have probably, been connected
with gang OF counterfeiters forming . link between
the Canadas and the States and their arrest nav be
looked upon second In Importance only to that Of ss
den Brainsrd, and Others, in New York-Bossen Jour
nal, 5,pt 30.
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ACCIDENT AT TIE Day DocK.-An unfortunate
casualty occurred at the United States Dry Dock
this morning which resulted In tho death of Miss Kisr
man, aborer on the work One Of the large piles vhie
are being driven In the foundation was about beipr
hosed TO its prpendcular position in the pils-drvinT
machine by the chain used for that purpose and when
nearly up the rope secured to the end Of the pile
TO steady and prevent accidents slipped from the per-
son who had 1t In charge The result was . sudden
swinging OF the stick by which the deceased
In the back, causing instant desth-Brookiyn Eagle,
Sept. "a.
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MISC uIlaueOuus.

Inc horses OF one OF the stages which left Cumberland
md on saturday morning for the West became fright
saed by locomotive the Mount Savage Railroad and
dashing down high plecpce, broke tho stage killed
one Of tho passengers aud injured another dreadfuy
The whole amount of stock for the
nne from Troy to Canada via Bennington iutland and
Burlington taken; that the first has been
promptly paid and that the Of construction win
be immediately commenced This line as ID we'll known
Is designed to furnish the connecting line between Mon
treai and New York 1t will bs completed and put in
operation the present fan.R2tand (Yt) Herald SEN
tember22. T
hon a. y Deberry had at Troy week before last nearly
Ids OF gold In pieces five which weighed lbs o. Is
dwt The largest piece weighed h. IL o. This was
all found lately near Island Creek Montgomery county
N. -Greensboro' Pot
Inc editor OF the Clarion of Freedom, published at
cambridge Ohio says that he has been mobbed eleven
times, and even while he writing the article In
when the statement occurs stones, rotten eggs Sc
were being thrown at his house o''
All the come drivable from the sale of lots at Mount
Auburn to leo expended upon the cemetery in the ex-
cayation OF small lakes the establishment OF fountains
extending the iron fence the three sides OF the
grounds the erection OF grand cenotaph TO Washing
ton on the summit Of the highest hill and In various
other improvements
', It Is said that general congress Of the English
french Dutoh Belgian, and German creditors of Spain
is 70 be held In Madrid soon The English representa-
Two Is member Of parliament
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HEALTH or MoBn.E.---The fever has been stead
lly progressing for the past few days. The ex-
act number Of deaths by hare not been able TO A.
certain but suspect the report Of nterments for the
week will show considerable increase that Of last
week.-Mo5iie Herald and Tribune, l7th irst.
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ioru Wan

Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the Act bereu
men med the un uniformed private sof the
OF this Regiment will assemble within their respective com.
pany dmtrct Monday the 4h of Octobe m IN
o'clock AM for company parade marital e.
ercse armed and equipped according law at the
esgnated for each district espectvely, 70 lows
Company a, Captain Vincent, commandant bon dad nv
9TH 10th street. 9Th avenue and 86th street. at
corne- Of 4th nvenue and sGth street. " " W.
Company b. Captain Bets, commnndant bounded by 9TH
avenue and Kills East River 88th street AZ
N Il come- Of 4h avenue and t6,h street
Company &, Capt. Mayher command bounded by line
running due west om the high bridge the Hudson ve Spuv
Greek and Harlem tysr 70 the h:.a .as.. on
Company v, ytpt rcudhomme comm ndant, bounded NV
the Bh Avenue 10Th st. Hudson river Manhattan and l25t
81, At N w cor Of 9th avenue and Goth st.
Company Capt AvezLans, conn bounded nv 8th
avenue e5th S. the Hudson river srd<oh St. at N W. corner
Co.pety y, Capt wilson. commsndan, bounded by 4,b
and Goth st.
Company g. Capt Reynolds commandant bounded by 10th
st. East river seth st. and 4h avenue B. f. Of 8eh
and 9TH avenue.
Company H. Lieut. Comdt Ayre,, Commandsnt bounded
by 9Th avenue Harlem River to High Bridge thence due
TO Hudson verand along said Manhattan 23h
street. 9Th avenue and 10th street, 10th
Trinity Cemetery.
Appeals will be heard at No l42 Fulton street, York
City on Tuesday, the 18th, Wednesday 18TH and
ne h days Of October next between the hours oil NJ and
By CIds- Of BENJAMIN W. BENSON
ga iero Colonel.
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The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

INCIDENT IN NEW ORLEANs.-Many of our
readers Will no doubt remember having seen for
the last six months an intelligent and interesting lame
girl ABOUT eight or ten years OF age Who supported by
cruoh hobbed and played about the steps OF the st
Charies Hotel She did not ask for aims but her Sad
and ding face and unfortunate situation spoke In
language stronger than words and more forcbls and
convincing than long stories and whining appeals She
had or long time been afflicted with disease In
OF her limbs which considered incurable and had
suffered an immense deal Of pain much so that the
limb was drawn up in such manner that she could
use at all in walking Her sad situation excited much
sympathy In the minds OF those who frequented the
house, and her modest and quiet induced many
man to drop bit into her hand She frequently
observed near nghtial to be weeping and when ssked
the she said that the person who sent her out to
beg IL she did not bring home Fix bits always beat her.
About week ago she attacked by the yellow fever
when she could not BIZ induced by TO
take any medicine She carried of by the vru
ence Of the disease and from her sufernss
Poor girl earth had but few Inducements for her -
wh to tarry here and the but tripg tsrrors for
her innocent imagination to be alarmed at-N o. pc
Semi -
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SEVENTH REGIMENT N. Y. g. MILITIA.

.TTH AND IUrH w AnDS
the above Division Orders the ACT therein
mentioned the yvs'cs Of the several companies
psny districts Monday, the 4h day OF October next at 10
o'clock A. M for company parade inspection and martini et-
designated for each district respectively AZ foows-
Tne s Company District bounded by CathsEine, Madison
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HARrronp, Sent. %, le47.

HARTFORD, sept %, l5H.
The Proceedings IF the Democratic State ConUention
Nomination Of State OGcers-The Democratic Presi-
Dental Characterization for Carrying Let
tiers.
Last evening sent you by the lightning line list Of
tae officers nominated by the democratic convection yes
terday for the support Of the democratic party at the cleo
ton In April is40 will repeat them however, with
Their places Of reSldenoe annexed. There were 272
delegates presenthe largest convention held Tor years
by the democracy The weather has been suspicious,
being Of the peculiar bslmy kind called Indian summer
the perfection OF beautiful weather.
The convention called to order In American Hall,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M Hon. Mason Cleveland, OF Hamp-
ton was chosen Chairman pro tenn and VIM w. Eaton,
Of Holland, Secretary pro lem
The usual committees to examine credentials, to
nominate permanent officers of theconvention 60 &C.,
were appointed. The following were the permanent
officers Of the convention -
President-Hon. John Z. Palmer Of Middesex county.
Vice Presidents Hartford county, odah L. sheldon
New Haven county, Asa Buddington New London
county, John d. Gallup Fairfield county, Frederick s.
Widman Litohheld county, William Moody; Wind
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ElRsT DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA

The ununiformed Militia of tn. City Of New Yok (which
embraces NIL the able bodied white male citizens between the
ages OF 10 nnd As who have commuted and who
not members Of uniform company. exempt by awl wi
take notice OF the Eo regimeA orders assemble 70!
COMPANY parade martial rrise Mond the ith Of
October next The time and places thsIeia stated eCpp
entitled An for the ogsnzaon of the First Division OF
the New York State Militia" passed May 6h 1877 and they
are hereby notified IL their enrolment.
,, T,maad ~, Of Brgades, Rerment. and CSmpanir,
each uniformed company attend the parade in uniform
nudres Subaterus and officers will AID
person viii be permitted e leave his pany WITHOUT psrmis
said each will ax such .nates for offences
and delnquences the requires Opposite name OF
each egmeut D. hear excuse. will be held the time and
- CHARLES w. SANFORD.
Major General Commanding.
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and Rugs5 n And E ys wv wi pg n o
The ed Company District bounded by Rutgers Madison
Wm Williams. and will parade in Monroe the right
dComespy District bounded BY Ca.harue Division, But
..on ny Sy D.
w Smith. aud will parade in Henry st, the right Clinton
18th Company Di,.ic.-Bounded by Division, Norfolk,
Waugh and viii parade IN 01eSs4S ON
Eiddgs and Division streets VIII be eo%mandsd 81 Captain
Gy5p. Lou1si and will parade in Forsyth st. night on
7th Company Dstrict-Bounded by Norfolk Riving.on,
With ~ q1! vii =: s p
% AGs% pa md; By the Bsws Ey
Henry shumway and will parade Broome street The
hs c.nn:ad.nt thi. assi%.n win attend .: Che Ner
sS sisias
i: s;'': 4
EIGHTH REGIMENT NY. g. MILITIA.
lirH AMP 18TH WAnDs.
the pryste Of The severn. COMPANIES
S +:
s%ss ss.s
cr ayYS es
Riyngton, Ridge, and Division streets
Grand and Sheriff Streets This dsarcs boaud led
0y as s and D.Sa
I , al hs so
ss Of msa'iGa
o and TD. d:
bounded by RvinssOn. Sheriff aad Houston Streets the
st the corner Of Fifth md Avenue This district
eouadsi by Houston street. Avenue B. Filth street, and the
COMPANY g: L,su.nant Av.h 7. Garfield, sSmmandan at
the corner Of Seventh and Avenue Is. Ths district is
bounded by Fifth street. Avenue Nth street, aud the East
Company H. Leutensn. James II Dyer iant at
SoaaSsS q a And Ninth district
ssss . s H!y M Ss 9s ssrxs.
so'eIO q Nj ComR;ay b At O'Clock A. COMPANY
ffoSSp'H' y s ssss Nj cS%Say sFyHhs
NINTH REGIMENT. N. Y. s MILITIA.
Of ns ns .s
%' a.: tx M
a. s o and martial
follows inc pace ''''sn'e0
The .na "a BY Captain John
ne soaS Ess
s.; s: S
the South West corner Of Houston and Alien streets.
Scoring and bounded by ESSEX, Rvington Clinton Ave
nue. Second street and Avn A. at the South East
Of Houston and Norfolk streets
TIE district Of Company D. commanded by Capt Charles
cond avenue and Fourth street.
5 The district of Company Z, commanded by Capt Marvin
Pitman and bounded by First avenue street. Ave
and Fourth street.
The d ,M Of Go%ps9y COMMANDED BY Capt Jchn
seventh Avenue Eighth street at the south
East corner of second and seventh street.
The district Of Comp'ny q, anded by Capt Richard
II. Thompson aud bouaded by the Bvwery,
A. aud Tenth South East corner Of Sc
coud avenue and Ninth street.
The district of Company H. commanded by Can't Henry
Melville and bounded by the Boyey, Teeth street. Ave
nue. b. and Fourteenth the South East of
cond avenue anu Twelfth street
The Regiment Court uf Appeals to hear appeals from
fines penalties imposed will be held Military Hall 1873
Bower Thursday, the 2ls Of October 1917 II o'clock
ia the forenoon. BY order Of
Z. JEsUP. Jr,
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ystely all Bsnders oontradOtsd 1t most seduousy
The story got hawked about among the delegates till 1t
attracted attention. and on some authority which !
never took the trouble to investigate obtained certain
share Of credence Nothing however. than this,
contributed to the defeat Of Bender while his quond
friend who lost little Office In the Custom House
ed his triumph with unalloyed happiness,
The defeat of Bender was respected and DESTROYED
the hope Of securing the patronage Of the Commits
soners once next when In rotation the bead Of the
Office.
Mr. Clinton the successful candidate for
came near, last year receiving the nomination, and
thought he had some claim upon the party and his
friends In the Northern Liberties but to his hon est as
tonishmsnt found they all against him The chief
opposition was directed by the chief clerk of the office
over which he will preside after the election The mem
nsrs OF that Corporation faction have profound
Tor one another nothing separate them even the
spells they amcably divide If they hold together they
viii yet have all the county their own
They are clever set Of fellows and when one like nv
self Is initiated, whom inclination pecunary ability
render Indifferent and independent their acuteness
the game 10 fnn Of interest.
The sequel Of all this Is, that the Hon. s r. Smith
VIII be candidate for Recorder of Deeds next year He
maue strong effort some years ago II he be
next time what need he about his rival Charles
brown The one will hold office of honor to tickle
mis- ambition the other office of profit to swell his
pocket But Smiths friends may kick.
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SIXTH RECT. N. Y. 9. MILITIA.
THiRp ANN FJrrH WARDS.

Pursuant the above Division ORDERS aud the Act therein
tho the several Com
Of this regiment wiltnsembe within their respective CON-
pay distr Monday, the av OF Octobe, next at 10
O'clock for company paade Inspection, and martial
e,css. rmed and law az the place" de-
rignated for such ofui cnveiy as follows
Compnny ACaptsu w Francis scommandant, bounded by
Ibety Broadway, Fulton street, Vests at Full
Co. B-LieutJ. Adam, Nilderberger, Commandmt bound
sdbv Balton Broadway. Mnay street, Greenwich street, at
Fulton, corner Of Church street. .
90 C-Lisute.snt w. o. Durham, Commandant. and boun
ded by Fulton hueet Greenwich street. keade street, west
street. az Chambers; corner Of Washington street
Co. D-Captsin James w. Fan Commandant, and bounded
by Murray street, Broadway Resde ST. Greenwich street,
Murray street, corner Of College Place.
Co. E-LieutenaDt w. Hnchman Comnandant bound
ed by ReaGe street, Broadway Franklin street, Hudson
at east side OF Hudson 81, corner OF Duane It.
Co. F-Lieutenaat w. H. Walker, Commandant, bounded
By Rse aIes Hudson street, Beach street, West street, at
West Mde Of Hpds . street. corner Of Duane street
by franklin street Broadway Canal and Laight streets Hud
Co H-Carta'n John Gregory, Commandant, bounded by
Beach street. Hud street Laisht street. Canal
street. AZ Hudson ~, opposite " Johns Park.
Appeals will be heard At Thomas Riley, house at the corner
Of West Broadway and franklin street. Companies and
b on FRIDAY, Oct 18th, at IN M.
For Companies aud on Saturday Oct eh at tho same
hour. =
For Companies and Tuesday Oct le,h tn. same
Eor Companies ana II Wednesday, Co., soth, at the
same hour. 49, j
BY order Of WILLIAM DODGE,
Colonel 9th Regt. N. Y. S.M
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT N. VS.. MILITIA.


Pursuant the aboye Orders and the act therein
oil this Regiment win assemble within their
ny distrc Monday the 9TH Of October ext az 10
O'CLOCK A Tor company parade and martial
erce armed and equipped according places de
sgnatea 1of eaeh d.triet respectively, a. foows-
tenth street the Eighth and Nineteenth street on The
the correr Of Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue.
I'd. Company District Of Compan B. nv
John Sauvan bounded by the Eighth avenue Fourtee nth
street. Sixth and Nineteenth street. the corner OF
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
John Seuert bounded by the Hudson River
street, the Eighth and Twenyeighth street. on the
corner of Nineteenth street and the Eighth avenue.
fth Company District OF Company commanded by Cap
tain frederick Piesneckrr bounded by the Eighth
Nineteenth stIcet the Sixth and Thirtieh street,
the corner Of Thrtieth sire { and Eighth avenue
5h Company District OF Company f. commanded by Cnp
eighth street. the Eighth avenue Threth the Sixth
avenue and FoIteh street. the Of Twenty
street and the Eish h avenue.
9Th. COMPANY District Of Company F. commanded by Cap
tain A. Henderson bounded by Sixth avenue Fourt. enth
street. East River and Nneeeth street, Four
teenth street and y xth avenue.
7h Company District Of Company g. commanded by Cap.
teenth street the East River and Twentieth ca the
ner oil Twenty-slxlh street aud Sixth avenue.
eth Company District OF Company H. commanded by
tain John Ellis and bounded by SIKH avenue Twenty.
SIKH street. East River and Foreth street, on the corner Of
TMeniy-siI,h street and Sixth avenue.
The kesme.tai Court Of appeal hear appeal, from fines
and p' Eaes mrosed T be held at the Madison Cottage
18th Of Oerobe clsck in the afternoon Bv order or
ROBERT &. MORRIS, Col nth Rept ~ VAN
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FIFTH REGIMENT, N Y. 8. MILITIA


Pursuant to the above Division orders and the act therein
MES OF hi, Regiment will assemble within their respective
10 o'clock a. NJ Or Company parade nspse and martial
dsxigasted for each district respectively as foows-
TIE LIST onpany district Company A, un err command OF
Capt Renecke bounded by Brosway Canal Green and
Houston ST :, IN Mercer st right on Prince ST.
The 81 Company district Company b. under command Of
Lieut. bounded by Green, Canal Laurens and
Houston SITS in Wooster ST.. right on Prince St
The Sd Company district. Company c, under commmd Of
Csp Rowald aud bounded by Laurens Canal Sullivan and
Houston st,, in Thompson st., night on Prince St
The 4th Company district Company d under command OF
CAP swIzwader and bounded BY Suliivsn Canal Watts
Varce .nd SPRING Watts st. right Sullivan St
The5th COMPANY district, Compmy Z, under command Of
Houston st in King St, on McDougals st.
The 9th Company district, Comp under command OF
Lieut. Ehrman, aud bounded By Varick, Watts Hudson and
Houston sts in King St. right on Varick st.
The 7th Company district COMPANY bounded by Hudson
Canal Greenwich and Houston st. King ST. right Hud
son st. and be under the command Of Lieut. Phrman who
hereby detsiied for that purpose.
The och Company district Company II, bounded by Green
wich Cana West and Houston KING st right Green
wch and be under the nand OF Lieut. Hust who Is
Hereby detailed for that purpose.
This Regircnsi Court Of Appeals hear appeals from fines
penalties imposed will be held a, Centre market drill room
on Monday 25th Oct next AT o'clock Ia the afternoon
BY order of ANDREW WARNER Col. 3th Regt.
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Col. Coming 9th Regt. N. Y. y.
TENTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. NJ.


Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the Act therein
mentioned the uuunormed of the
OF this At will assemble within their comp
ny districts Monday, the Ain day of October at
O'Clock, A. for company parade inspection and martial
ercisc armed and equipped according law the places
signaei for each district ctively Us follows
LIST District company a, bounded by the Hudson River
Thomas jones' captain the north of Hudson
Leroy streets.
I'd DISTRICT, COMPANY D. bounded by Bedford, Hamnersly
Hancock. Blocker and Carmne Sixth Avenue
Barrow aud commanded By Henry L. Hoelze cspain
at the north of Beecker and Comelia streets
Sd District, company u bounded by the Huds River Bar
row. Hudson aud Perry and commanded Henry
ne Captain at the north Of Warrington and Amos
streets.
4h District company D. boun !ed by Hudson street. Barrow
street. Sixth Avenue and Amos commanded by Cornelius
Clark chptain at the north Of Fourth Chr
topher stseets.
3h District. company T., bounded by the Hudson River
Perry, Hudson and Troy Aeets and BY James
M0rah, captain at the north Of Washington
Bank streets.
9Th District, Company f. bounded by Hudson Amos, Fac
Captain at the North East OF Fourth and Perry
It'll District, Company g. bounded by the Hudson r,ver
Troy street. Eighth and Fourteenth street, and
handed BY Cornelius Vandeee C,ptan, North Eat
corner Of Gree witch and Horatio streets.
9Th District Company H. bounded by Eighth avenue Troy
Factory and Amos streets Six and Fourteenth
and commanded by Jacob Raynor Captain the North East
corner Of Seven avenue AMI Eleventh street.
The ltegimsnti Court OF Appeals to hear appeals from
change No 273 Blocker Friday the 22d day Of Oc
By order Of CHARLES j. DODGE,
1t Col. Comm'g 10th Regt. n. Y. g. M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01
RICHMOND COUNTY.

At meeting of a portion of The Democratic
party of Richmond county, held at Farnham
| Church, on Saturday, December l2h, 1916, for
the counties OF Richmond and Lancaster in The
next General Assembly OF Virginia. on riotion,
Dr. WIN. A. Brockenbroush was called to the
Chair, and Richard Fl. Lye appointed Secre-
tary. The object of the meeting b.ins explained
By the chair, The following preamble and resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, il is the duty oil free and enlighten-
ed people 10 exercise the privileges guaranteed by
The Institutions under which they live, and freely
and at all times 10 express their opinions upon
such measures as shall seem 10 them best cacu-
lated to promo'e the public veal, and believing
that the dearest interests o! our country are iden-
tilted with the principles and measures OF The De-
mocralic party we will use all fair and honora-
BILE means for their full and final success. There
fore,
Resolved That DR.. Francis w. Pende,on be
and is hereby nominated as a fit and proper per-
son TO execute this important trust, and we re-
commend him to The citizens Of Lancaster as eve
~ way woithy of their confidence and support
Rescued, That this meeting Gas il doubts not
do the entire Democratic party OF this disirict.)
fully approve of the course OF their Distinguish
ed representative in Congress, The Hon. r. NJ. T.
Hunter, who has shown himself every way wor-
thy OF the support of confding and admirins
constituency.
Resoired. That these proceedings be forwarded
TO The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer FOR pub
LEGATION.
wM. A. BROCKENBROUGH Chm.
RIcHD II. LYELL, Secretary.
The Fredericksburg Recorder is requested to
copy.