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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
Approved, March %. 1861.

A \ ACT to limit the amount OF taxation IN
.arlal.. I..u..s anL S.La.L DL..r....


\ ACT to limit the amount Of taxation IN
certain Towns and School Districts.
TIE pe0ple Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented ~ .Senate and AsSenl5IY
do enact as t0llOzcS:
Section |. No town containing a popusa-
tlon OF less than five hundred htabllauts IN
any county OF this state shall hereafter levy
or collect tax of more than one thousand
dollars IN any one year, for the purpose oi
constructing roads and bridges IN such tow.
Said sum Of one thousand dollars 10 include
the amount az money that may be voted at
any general or special town meeting. and
also the mill tax, winch the several board, oI
town supervisors are now by law authorized
to levy highway tax IN THIS state.
Section ,. 20 school district III thIs state,
containing a populau1n 81 less than TWO
hundred and fifty inhabitants shall hereafter
have power to levy or collect tax for school
purposes III such district. ot more ihun three
hundred dollars IN any one year. Aud uo
tax be voted by district meeting, for build
ing, hlrIng or purchasing school house III
such district shall exceed the sum Of three
hundred dollars, unless the town supeunten-
dent Of the town In which the school house
Is to be situated, shall certify IN writing his
opinion THAT Il larger sum ought t. he raised,
and shall specify tine sum, IN which case
a sum not exceeding the sum specified may
be raised
Section , All parts of any act. contra
yeniug the provisions Of Is act, are hereby
repealed.
section t. This act shall take effect and
be III force from ana after It's passage
Approved, March -. 1851.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

AN ACT to punish and prevent fraud in the
use OF fate stamps aud labels.
Tie people Of the STATE Of Wisconsin re7reser-
ted n the Senate a4d 1ssea5ly, d2 enact as
5o.lo3rs
Section /. Every person who shall know
inyly and wifully forge or counterfeit. or
cause or procure to be coun:crteited, upon
any goods. wares or merchandise. the private
stamps or labels OF auy mechanic or manu-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

AN ACT 70 permit persons entitled to pay
for Improvements on land. 10 bring sun +
The value Of the same ia the county whe5c
tie land hes
The peoDlc If tie STATE Of Wisconsin,
represented IN .Senl1ie oHI ASSembly,
o0 e1tucf as follWrs
Section l. In all cases where a recovery
Of land and tenemeu,s shall be had IN lhe
District Court ot tile United States for the
District Of Wisconsin. aud the defendant III
such action or those under whom he claims.
shall be entitled 10 pay tor improvements on
such land or a lei thereon tar the value Of
such Improvement, by amy law OF tins ) ate
such person 80 emitted to pay tor improve
Inents or lien may bring an acton M tho
county where the land Ies against the party
- recovering. Tor the value of such improve
ments and shall be entitled 10 jud gtneut
for such value
Section :. Such Judgments shall be q lien
on SAID land whosneyer hands the same
may be, and 1t may be sold L. satisfy SAID
Judgment as IL other eases Proc tded. sald
actlon shall be comm need within one year
after the recovery BY Judgment of the land
IN the sad District Court. or II one year al
Ter the passage OF this act, where tile ludE-
uent has been rendered prior to lis passage j,
and pyorieied further, thai saId Judgment may
be enforced against the plaintiff, IN the Die-
'rct Court, Us other Judgments against The
person.
Section 3 The prrty commencing such ac-
tion may have service bE publication As N
other eases of non-rcsIdcuce.
Section ;. This act shall take cffrc.
immediately uYon is passage ana pubAca-
tIon.
Approved April I3, 1861,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
La IFS OF WISCONSIN.


AN 4 7 70 more clearly determine the rights
of JOINT owners Of water powers, and to
regulate the uses thereof
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
ikatts OF auverIi>i x.

ra.fe. liaes N8apariel type compact mntter, or II
t-s4Is1I-u. III -nae. vii be counted a. square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

EoRPoRATi0F PIERS srLrs AND REAL ESTATE
~ 70 Be leased at auctionNouce II hereby given that the
CompToD VIII on Monday April I1 1861, ut II o'clock
tbe Cy Hs lease on bids ~ public auction several Of the
Piers and hps belonging to the Corporation for the
ave years from the Ars, day Of May, fsSI
Also the Lofts Franklin premises No 81 Ann
sree And three Houses and Lots street Brooklyn
Catalogue containing the desc ptop location and terms OF
Gale may be had ~ this olloe
EOsT r UAw7 Comptroller
CRY or rsw yoaR, DEpAKrsg S1 ~ FfaAscf COsrIEsL
LSE's 0feECx. aAsea H. 1901.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

DoAD wAGoNs
III We have hand poepArvd % r.crve order~ a.
TiRgT CLASS ROAD WAGONS Of ali weights mace unSc,
superssoa The premises, and 70 b- euusi
any other made ~ tha city We have On hand
s.-l rnsklng 70 order FlAaT OLAhs GARRfA0Ka sulebs
for psk. city osuntry weich wii ss at pdcoS
NIhkE a bfEVHvs, "a ~ rad re wslkcr strpet
First door cost Of Brs.Jva,
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D0Ap WAGONS.

|
~ BREW sTER co, s72 and sTl Broome stVut, corne
81 Mott street, are prepared recsive ordcso4w thch
SUPERIOR nss9ns deliverable at any period during ne ,oms
season In hddhon 10 other which have
then work The birhes Durability
hsy would direct speea attention 90 their Improved sids
bar, rendering thsr half sfng Wagons superior AL
others " ,trensh and elasticity Although making Road
invite orders for se Of Pleasure Carriages ion owr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

fyoAL.-PRICE REDUCED.-TBE SUBSCRIBER mas
W ecuced the price Of his Red Ash peacn Orchard Ios
q which he s receiving fresh supply OF the arst
uty aso FOE sale, Lehgh Broad Mountain Engbsn house
Camel and Liverpool OiIel. HENRY REEVE,
Corner Cana and Centre and Jane and est Sta
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- NEW MODE OF BEvRIGERArfyG
PATENTED NOVEMBER. tsS


oFNEATs, GAME, FISH, VEGETABLES Fruit &C.
sarrors Invention has been thoroughly tested I'm every
state W the lron and ranSs anaoas the nrs d.ves
from he statements 2. may ha'ng 2 b use fneIo i no
ssnford. arrsnsiaes. ior rerss,lus purposes Ia so sim
stand the whole thing At once In his arrangement tho air
no venson from tie eatepna air i peP ~ as ana
on account q he sonsan, r1,hcacn Of By e. Esssnse
and al It's Impurities and doors are condensed Roa the
o. The air. derived from arcles in the room ccndon-ss fully
nIon nc icc and runs OF with the yssIe The ar
dsn.e snddy state and ials Il this condition directly through
soa Dess cation never before Known ''''''
Tie Ssose s nov n ss as T By Butchers packing
fut, hfsrmaiion IN relation 20 oonse's &e may he Oh
''''' '' =: z; POWELL Agent,
No. lg Broadway, corner OF Dty siree New York
CEcosD HAND MACHINERY AND TOOLS LArHEs.
S S$s: s,ss ssa:. S: ss; sss ssSs
Portable With variety oss, dses iSSs and
% ss S @Ss sm h lh fss osa re-
Water street '0' -
SAND oRpgIsPLss, t rsoLlssnlsga STONES, ROUGE,
nf.s,s .sp'a " rhe sf wire hngrvcrs Tool.
H. ERASE 20 Cbatsaa street - :"
GAZE ron SALE VERY CHEAP
siLAs c. HERRING MAKER "''"hSs fA'ENf'
EESNkq BRorugRS, Is Gold street
CnOE DEALERS SOUTH AND WEsr-oJR Hof1T
- pprcrs, Shoe Uprers and alter Uppers
Are we'll AM nttd fuIn Priinest P,eneb s,ock
n. B.-teH for cash. NJ. ARTHUR \ son, 50 t}old st.
RIO TAIJ.oRs ANY PERSON HAVING YOR pIspfl.
aa q volume Of the fal0r's t.uidAs system "a rut.
ling by Charles Conpag, wh please adnrcSs Gutter nov
1875 Herald oaice, stating TERMS 40.
lll GREENE srREBr-B, MoNBusR A DuPARouYT
~ French Cooking and Warming Apparatus MANDARIN,
AIM de donncr de ieyb leur Fabricated de
Ranges and stoves FOR hotels and private FAINT
confcconcrs, paetry cook dslers Ranges and
Apparatus Hand Iron Cast and sheet irJn aoter les
eiticee de cuisine cuvrc ansere eurs aoier, u
No. CO au No 10 Greene etrrct "
d 7 M PER MONTH MADB ny ANY ONE WIFE
plUV Stencil tsoig FOR circular explain ING usn bird.
nose Address John hikea, Lssroooc, Mos or 81
Lspk, no.
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Ohm PER h0rTH MADH By ANY ONE WITT
DlUV Stencil tooig FOR circular srpLainsug uv bird
nose Address John hiiikea, Lssrooce M~ss or ~
Lspk, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

NIBLos SALOON. CROWDED HOUSES EvnnR
In night Monday, April and every evening this week.
LLOfDS MINSrkELS,
the best QuArette the beat Instrumenasts and the ao
Original Comedians In the profession, will appear In
ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMS.
New Songs by Wambold, Herman, and BidAux. New
acts by Birch, Fox and Cool White.
DOCKS open at Z; curtain rises ats.
AdmisalOn. rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

DUBLIC NOTICE.
i 8RYANTs' MINISTERIAL.
In consequence Of the
DEATH OF
Mr.. JERRY BRYANT
There viii be no performance during the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUsEUM.-THE ATTR AZ
ID lions of this establishment this
msr precedent, They include otd Grizzy Adams TnaIasS
them perform the mos marvellous tricks the great nZxLV
BEAR SAMSON. SEA LION, WHAT Is Ir BEAROKD
creature IN he vo,ld ALBISo FAMILY, AZTEC OIL q
DREN AQpAEIAL GARDEN, HAPPY FAMILY, NOM
sTEh sERPEGTS PALMETTO TREE, from South Caro-
Ina and $50 90 earosiiies The drama RUTH OAKLdY,
ing at ~ Admission q cents children under ysAEs
cen
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WILLIAMSON RICH.

\ NEw CuuEcH EpIfIcr.-LANiNG orruE
CoENEE SToSE.--Somo three or four hundred
persons were assembled yesterday, to participate
in the exercises OF laying the corner stone Of
the new cdiGce Of Christ Church. The core
mony ot laying the stone was performed by the
pastor OF Christ Church, Rev. 4. IL. Partridge
lbs rev building when completed will be- one
oI the hanlsumcst church cdItices in VILLAIN
burgh. u is situated on Bedford Avenue inn
ncdiatcly in the rear Of Division Avenue. The
lot is - by 12i feet, and the building is to DO
l?2 ny 20 feet, and - feet high, with two
lowers. II will have three front entries, and
will seat 1900 per Ous. II is to be built Of Bell
cyille y. ~, stone under the supcrintendcnce
Of j. II. Gibbs, architect, Of New York, 1t will
cost upwards Of $50, coo.
FLuID CAsuALTY.-- Mrs. Margaret Meyers, re-
siding in Ewing street, T. D., was severely
burned on Sunday night by the accidental burst
ing of a fluid lamp near where she was sitting.
Her recovery is considered doubtful.
SEVERE Accident FROM FIGHTING.-An-
drew Simon, residing in South 9TH street, Z.
d., had his arm broken yesterday while fight
ing with another boy.
FouSD DEAD IN BED.-A little girl weeks
old, the child Of Mrs. Ripton, residing in 81
McKibben street, Z. D., was found dead in her
bed yesterday morning. Coroner MArphy held
an inquest upon the body, anda vszdict Of death
rom commissions was rendered.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1861.


Thew IL nothing Of great moment from IN
seat OF war, but significant indications of col
iapse are seen in the rebel army and cause. II
saiieged that their gralt army is actually re-.
trcgrsting, and II is argued that It must now
do 40, A. ten regiments have already been with
Drawn for North Carolina alone, AMI we'll
grounded expectations Of being urgently called
home, prevail among all the cotton state troops
Nothing Is vet positively known Of JEPP.
DAVE fate, and every day Of uncertainty
strengthens the presumption OF his death.
The progress of events in North Carolina con-
,inues highly encouraging. The dispatches
speak for themselves.
In the few figures we have from the Milne
election, end in the particularly few and small
figures Of the White Feather vote, the D,strac
ton politicians of this siao may see their desti-
ny foreshadowed.
Very interesting tclcgraphic, city, and other
news, will he found on our first page.
Il has Just transpirod through one Of tho
newspapers in Kentucky, that much more of.
fectivc communications than Is generally sup.
posed have been going on through that state,
between the L. S. ar-enals and military author.
tiles, and the loyalists of Est Tennessee
General ANDERSON has not been lettering idly
about Cincinnati. A Winchester paper says -
II is understood that 600 more guns and
two cannon passed through Lexington on FRI
day night last, intended for the troops at Bry-
antsville, and to be conveyed to the Gap. -
And companies Of well armed Tcnnessoean'
have begun marching into SAT, Kentucky
quarters in considerable numbers already, under
the glorious old nag Of their fathers. 1t is sail
that whole regiments have been organized AMI
secretly drilled, and by this time are doubtless
armcd
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pOiice Intelligence, &c.

Tar Col LARSON CAsE.-Justicc Kelly W.,
to-day rendered his decision in the case Of NJ ljor
Durinot and Nj Meal, charged with a (; loniou,
assault upon Col Latson, Of the horse artillery.
bp'h gentlemen were held - bail in 500 cash
TO aIl ear ar answer az the General S,>,iop.
Two u'hc'- who were concerned in the assault
were held 70 hail aud keep the peace
DuTL WIN CnEsE KSfvrs.-Two mon
named Daniel Tuomey and John Gin got into
quarrel together yesterday, at the corner ~
Park and Worth streets, and agreed 10 settle
inc matter 10y duel with knives. They &C
ooIuifEly procured two AMI Adjourned To A
back yard in the vicinity, where they rpu,bt
un'l luumoy WI, badly cut about the head and
anus. n policeman then came IN an arrested
mem 6ul was locked Up in the Tomb, AMI
Iuomcy was taken to the Hospital.
fEL"Niors AS,trIr.-Wm Illrri, anl Tho.
Wilson, both colorcd men got into a ii ,ht to.
gcthcr Yesterday, in Thomas street. wilson
threw acap full Of SCOT INTO hi adversary, face
ana Harris n ictcd severe cash in The back
ol ms neck with the edge OF a razor. ulrris
was arrested and locked up, aud Wilson was sent
10 tie Hospital.
VIOLATING TuE SrNpAY LGQroR Law
John Wolf and Henry IIildebrand were A.
rested yesterday charged with keeping their
public houses in the 9Th WAR;. open on Sundlv
for the sale Of liquor in violation Of law. Thcy
were held 10 ban 10 answer.
DISMISSAL oP \ PoiLoYMAN PoG DI,toy1t-
Tr.-Ihc Police Commissioner, Yesterday dis.
missed from the Department policeman John r.
DlIeue Of the 81 Precinct, he havn, been
i"und guilty Of expressing sentiments d,loyL
to the L. ). Government. S.ycml similar ca,es
have been before the Commissioners, but mi,
l. tao only instance which has resulted in the
expulsion ~ the party accused.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THR N Y. SUN
War Movements, Sc.
From Washington.
Progress of Events in North
Carolina.
TIN REGIMENTS RECALLED PRoN
VIRGINIA.
From wnsli'nRton.


Commander Roam has written a letter TO tho
Secretary Of tho Navy, dated "trnitcd STATE.
Steamer rawncc, Hat,cra. Inlet, Sent. 5,b q"
from which the following is an extract;
'ln n communication addressed 10 tho Com
mander-in Chief at Hampton Roads. | Informed
him that forwarded seven Of the rlritiycs in
the Pea dy 20 he landed at Hampton Roads,
"sying them with provisions 20 lat thnm
there. Another Of the fugitivcs Of this party
have retained TO act As pilot In these waters.
should his ,cr, ices he required"
From Tie best information | can obtain ten
regiments have been recalled from Yir ,inia TO
defend the state The sacos ioni-ts rc,iiin, near
the water are icscrtrg their residence. and
sccking shelter in the interior The poorer
cla--"s remain, voting for protection TO ayow
their Union sentiments
\ town meeting was called in Washington.
n. G., On the night OF the Ut in,, when il
was decided 20 foriily poiu, in the river. ten
mile below tho town.
"lNvA~ioS " 4 uPs-tSg.
Washington. Sept, q The Pos, NJ is,,r Gene.
raj has directed the mail f,cililcs ~ be restore
| to idducah, Ky. that tom now heinz in pos
session # Federal troops, ard the mail, there no
| longer tampercd with bv s'cc.,ioni,..
rNryc To ,rrrIY rng DEMAND
The SECRETARY Of the Treasury Ia, LARGELY
increased tie clerical force employed ia flins
up treasury notes.
Col. lamon has teen Authorized to raisc a
brigade al Virginia and other troops, anI Ia,
already made Arrangements for properly equip.
| ping them.
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hn-lnr,.l rlnnncinI In,crc.I..

Some Of ntc Rtnks-nulc C.. which are able
20 supply currency to ri..rla.. between differ
ent sections Of the country -tr. 1-pp-cd To lr,
the doR-in-thc- manager policy o. ,.,uurl.u, the
circulation OF the demand Treasury Notc-
Several iut- were received in Wal tree. yr,tcr-
day from Western bank which are tr, ing to
drive them homo Of redemption nort,rt5hoop
the field 20 ia ir own hali-dl-,.vluol ISSUES. Tar
result j. easy To ioresee. The Wc-pul people,
knowing the superiority OF the Government
notes, viii only take them the more freely for
the Oppo'i'on 81 their bank. The bank by
gathering ,hcm up ll- redemption, viii only
heisht,n their credit and the faster the, are
redeemed, the faster they will be paid ont, and
holders will be the less willing To deposit them
in exchange for the nlcr-plr notes Of bank.
In short, when curon.y Of uulounted credit
redeemable in coin to any amount and at par In
every corner If the Union, is given to Tn, pub.
lie, war upon II by banks Of nier.orcre Ii, will
only strengthen and stimuli 'te H. circulation.
Some " our city banks being dispo,el 10 take
a narrow view of their own circulation interests,
in this connection, a meeting OF city bank Off
cers has been called to consider the matter. II
is hoped that the ilibcral disposition will be dis
onunterauced, as the circulation Of banks like
tho.e ofNcw York can suffer very little at home
where II is all employ ed-irom any composition.
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Court Of General Sessions.


jaime, Kelly AMI Thos. Burns, two vonns men.
were convicted yesterday Of highway robbery.
The Circumstances OF the ca,e were simply: One
james Melvin, on the % inst, passed through
william street, drank some lager bier, aud when
he reached Chatham square, felt dizzy, sat
down, ard fell into ,tupJr. On awakening he
found thr'c or four mon, including the pri ,oncrs
on AMI about him, some holding him fast. while
one riiod lls packets. Both we're scn,cnced to
ton years imprisonment
Two Ere /puayr-, appearing in uniform, were
convicted 'i assault and battery, being charged
with a bayonct assault on policeman. and
were sentenced, the one named John Kelly to
the pcnitcntiaiy for four months, aud the other.
named Theodore llud on, for six month";.
Charles Dumas was sentenced to the State Pfi-
ION for three years, for felonious assault with
knife.
Henry Swift, for forgery in the fourth degree,
for pa sing cuuntcIicits, was sentenced to State
Prison for tive years.
The Grand Jury presented batch of new iu-
dictm"nts, and large number Of prisoners were
nTnipi ed.
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BROOKLYN.

FRE.-An unoccupied house, owned bv Mr..
John bradshaw, situated in Butler street, near
franklin Avenue, was discovered to be ON fire
between two and three o'clock YESTERDAY MORN
ing. The flames were speedily cNtinguishcd.
Damage 500. An alarm Of lire yesterday fore
noon was causcd 10y the burning Of a tar barrel
at the foot of Rem-cu street.
BURGLAR AHHEsrED.-Olliccr McMahon, of
the 3D. Precinct, discovered a man in the store
Of Mr.. Harrison, in Henry street, ne,r lIsml-
ton Avenue, on Monday morning, and took him
into custody a. he was leaving the premises.
The accused gave his name as John Mullnlcy.
llc was 10 ked up TO await h,a ing. The store
Of Patrick toylc, in Park Avenue, corner of
Clinton Avenue, was icloniOu,lv entered on
sunday night and robbed Of about fifty dollars
in bills and coin
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81 'l'i"', '. f., sept 9.-Thc ROYAL Mail
steamship Africa, from LI,crp,ol, August 3Ist,
Wv ''"' ,'""n, N'Pl,mher ~, arrived of Cape
,,,.I ",r,',i ~, w. lu'S morning. she
pyr.s nnG tb c.iI,inS yarnt OF Tue N''o'''rd
,,i '''' wv '"''"" 'ng 'uh binary OF news oh
Ito l,,,. ,,r a.. ~.
than tbo.c ,,Ir,,i,. r,,.,,.,i nv nv Jays '''''
,
rt,r.,... ~, "r'"'"'
!, InI I"hIoh hl'D' announces that the army ia
"n''" u "nou' 70 br reinforced bv 2',1pO men
""iint , rn' NOUN. Probably 1000
mont a. s,r.i,, o,a...! yt!' on me govern
-! ''" ~ wv 70 ucN'lup' the Cul-
hat il I, ,y" ,h y, 'Uit To- E'rwh'rG c It says
a.si,t the cnt,rpri>c ON the part Of the ,,n,,rn
m,nt, il the M ryhuts and m,pur,rt,,r,r. ,,ii
point out the way. The government viii
waive all -yiupl's when the PROSPERITY Of the
country ana the existence Of million, arc Al
stake
The p"H N,rs IN an article ON fugitive
.'aNcs, concludes that the Federal cause l.,
hShc'l"fih TO he lear.y identified wi,l tho alb
clifton ct ,hy,c.N : Tn. ln's is hbo-iu, hard
To make ih' nlun popu,lr iu Englanl-hcucc
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The Independent Peoples Union Couv.,.
linn. -a'S~

tioB.
- Sydcuse, Sept. 9.-The Independen, peo,i., >.
convention 20 assemble tomorrov hid, III, 60
nave quite q large Attendance. Thar 80 |.
good number Of delegates anl ouisid-rs ber, az
ready, and nearly ali hotel roon,s ar. besnoL 90
ior tomorrow. No conjecture can b, go-,ned "a
the probable action Of the Conyention.
!" mere Is no recognized head and all l. AZ
j. o'e enda. Every one, however. exp-esg.s Tire
intention 10 put ticket into the field IN adj
Nahc" 81 .he " publican Convention w. icb IA
70 asscm.l'e Wednesday, And in expectation
that II will be endorsed hy that body. Nomi.
nations are eagerly sought, but much depend,
on the character or the drlcraie-, and their
y mness in withdrawing outside pressure.
among veil krown perarns present are ID. Is
Osden, Former Abell, Hugh j. Hastings. VIM
Durr, ThOmas George Opdyke, Of New York.
u Carroll, SsmL a. Law, Delaware. judge
Mexican, jas. X. Tbomp-on Of Munr,e; Hon
Lucu' Robinson, Senator TmmH. Ex-senator
Briggs, Kings.
The Dickinson men and Greeley Renubli.
cans seem at present TO have control of the
movement.
ExSpcaker Alvord ia talked of AZ p-c,idino
officer Samuel A. Law ia candidate for
Treasurer, Bruce and Thompson for Canal Com.
missioner, and Roswell Graves, Of Kinss. for
State Engineer.
Dickinson is spoken of for Secreiitv Of STATE
position hc is said to prefer to the Court Of hp-
pca!s.
Judges John'on, Clinton and Shankland. are
mentioned f,r the Court oi Apreal. AMI soma
tor ColNin, VIM. Curtis Noyes, HOratio Ballard
and Ward Hunt, for Attorney General.
DR. Dickinson Is expected in the morning.
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tfdnt(Ort, S'pt "A dispatch from Gen
Polk TO Gov. Masonin, was laid before the
Legislature this evening, the substance of which
wa, that lie had occupied Columbu, aud II OK
man on account Of reliable information that
points, SC.
Gen. Polk proposes that the Federal aud Con.
iedeta'e forces shall I've simultaneously with
drawn from Kentucky and enter into rcco,ni.
zances 10 respect the neutrality Of that state.
/"W17H,, Sept. 9.-Gcn. Anderson arrival
here from Frankfort, this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-10

W.dHnq'0u, S'M Tie COnfodcraic FORTH
hcaih ns on Munson's llill, three fourths of 1,
mile from Bailey : Cross Roads, have ever in
dIcation Of being completed On Sunday every
thing IN that vicinity was quiet but thi, morn
lnR the Coni leratcs opened TIA, Il concealed hat
"f.cs, thrown shell into the encampmcnt Of
our pockets at Bailrys Gross Rroads. Two of
the shell fell short and the third ono passed
half mile hcyond them, in retaliation for which.
our sba1shootnrs advanced on their pickets aud
killed two If their number.