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Union Wnr Meeting In Pnnrun Hall, Hos.

Po'top, &pt 9.--The grand Union Wa
Meeting in Fancul Hall, this aitcrno ~, was ~
Immcnsc succcts. Tho galleries were crowded
at an c1lly hour, a great proportion oil the mum
Ter Icing lidics; aud long before the hour IN.
pointed ioI tho meeting tie Hall was closely
packed with dense mass, while all the an
breaches 10 il were crowded with thousands M.
able 10 gain an audcnrc The Old 'ctldr" vas
never 81 hc.cigcd before. The meeting was
composed # representations Of all parties T.
was the N."l' people in council, united Tor the
posccuion 81 The war aud the restoration Of the
ilag over every inch of the Union
II was called Ia order hy COl. 4. q. brewster.
WHO in tlr coursc Of his remarks said: ''lnc
door, # ffncuil Hall are tonight open 10 IN
irrespective uf party, or birth, or r li,ion. he
cl0im'd HIGH honor fer that Massachusetts MI
Jur Gcncr !, who returns from llit'cfa, with
hi, brow l'lrlaudrd with victory; honor. for or
noble Nonaior Wilson; honor, for the clio.
quout and p,trioir Hole, If Kentucky; rr the
hruvc AMI fearless Dickinson, OF Now Yo.S.
10 George u. Mcclellan, the man for the hour.
I" the veteran Sirnphan, and honor and ihifco
ouor an all honor 10 the IRISH patriot, Thoma,
Francis M,uglcr.'
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Notg,mDy C.unt, 3d.. S,p. :. ThcrnbcI,
keep up an almost dali, firing On our mcn al
thrtuuir- aud at time, make demonstration
as il they intend To cross. Yesterday there wa
heavy cmnontding at Edwards Fcrrv. Tht.
may he their plan ID drawing attention from
the work, which are said To be in srcs, on
the Ferry read leading to Ierbhurs.
Gen. Banks division j, ready at all times to
move in any direction at a moments notice.
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A PARAGRAPH in the Baltimore Ciippsr re-
fem TO tho transit Of "D-. DAVIS VI the New
Yo'k Sun, On route for Washington with the
model ola new ambulance, &C. o., coi,empo-
rary has bccn imposed upon in a slight par,icu.
lar. "Dr DAWES" has no connec'Apr, direct
or indirect, with this paper. The Clipper and
any other papers in Baltimore and Washington
who are unfriendly to the practice Of assuming
Fictitious relations to tho press, would do Us
fsvW by copying this disclaimer.
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LADIES wHo AsE rRoupJEp wrrH PrxrLEs
bo'cnea' Tan sunburu, or any Disaguremsns a
the Skin should try the 'B,m Of white LJH,e.-
which H TO fe hsd ., % s0ith se,ond q. williams
bury. at the low price Of IS cents per bo,,l, Al.
an excellent PREPARATION
BLACK LAVA EAR RISGs Asp PIsa
To- BusrB ud t,u u In = son.
A q. Y. ALLEH'S
4b BrUa.lSsy
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Another Candidate for For, Lafayette.

hdrTy ". D., sept. 9.-llon. Nathan
Bristol ex-Stste Senator, and member Of the
Committee auth rized by the act OF the Legis-
lature to audit certain accounts not within juris-
LECTION OF the State Auditor, well known for
NJ secession procliyites, was waited ON last
night and treated with a serenade. The music
consisted OF a horse tiddle, tin pans, &c. II,
was burned in eihgy, and afterw ards buried in
eihey IN the grave ward. There was consider
able excitement
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Tho applications for 100 Treasury notes by
mail were very large yesterday-much heavier
than on any previous day-sbowing an incrcas
ing demand from the people ofthe country, VINO
are lcgnning to understand more fully the al
vantaees II this loan, and the method Of sub
scribing TO H.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Distraction Nomination Declined

Albany, Sept. o.-Hon. Lyman TREMAuE
na' declintd the nomination Of the Syracuse
democratic Convention for Attorney General
lie goes for suspension Of party strife and
united and unconditional war against treason,
and believes his views not in harmony on this
question with those Of the Convention.
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rdi o, S'pH 9.-lt IL reported that the rcbcl
iorccs at Columbus, Ky, under Gen. Polk, have
increased e. ~ regiments Of iniin'ry, with six
field batteries, a siege battery, and three bat
tali'n Of cavalry. lie has gunbolt and three
steamers.
len. 16omr.ons force remains at belmont.
Mo, opposite.
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

FALL FASHIONS FULLY ILLUSTRATED
la Mime DEMORESrS Ql,rt-riy Mirror Of
lirLiu now ready, COZ tanning nearly lOO cugra-
wings. Yearly 40 ct-.; single copies 10 cts; p,-t-
axe L., Also the above Illustrated N a very irl;a
sl'' ouurcd fashion plate, large rlic of cloaks ANDY
three iull sized patterns, Yea IS ~ single copied
- cts; Postage 3cts, Puhlstod I73 Broadway,
and sold everywhere. IA
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southern Items via Louisville.

I"WyiV". Sept o.. Vice President stephens
viii spend the iDll IN Richmond
The M'mphi- drdtm,hs ot the 9Th announce.
that tire steamer Hartford City Ia, been cap
tuicd ~ the Federal gun boa $ aud he, entire
crow taken risoncrs
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THH CoRRurTIoN-LIBEL SufT.--The great
case Of LrrILEJonN against GRRELKY came
on at Pulaski, O'wego County, yesterday.
WEED, OrDrKH, Gro Law, and other mag
mates Of the lobby are called rs witne4se. 10
Prove the corruption charges made against
LiT1LPjoHN, and the richest kind Of develop-
mcn's Of Albany practice are expected from the
trial
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Washington, Spt Tho Baltimore ,ccr,
,iOniit, are very aug, at the federal authorize
for prohibiting the wearing of any secession en-
hl.ms
Major Alexander ha, escaped from Fort Nc
llciry, amt General DiN hn- polihitcl any
further communication with she remaining mi
s,u,r- Il that b,-t
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CENTINE PEACM OPCuARD COAI-
GENERAL aUSaNESs.

EVE, EAR AND Lung INFIRMARY
~ For the treatment of M.ulncss AID deai'le
Du'-uml ton, Cutsrri, bronchitis, Hsthm'' q
e.. r0h. Diseases of every nature, hy urN and q
t,# ul treatment. Consultation tree, Oh u o.
Nay, Ny. selD G'H4
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lIdShmg'Dp, S'pt The rchc- are at wor'.
today on Two new batteries commanding the
lcc.hurg turnpike. lS-a
-Four regiment, of the enemy troop, ara on
camprd ON the hibk Of a dinicult creek n,lr
the P"omnc, They are surveying another hrll
which ,vT'ooh- orc ol our cnrampmcnts, with
the evident intention OF forliNny il.
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LToSs' MAGNETIC lSsECr POWDER,
Toe Original aud genuine article, ssir extsrminsar
keches, Ants, and al verrnir. Pee frurn potsoa.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
AZ sur death " Rats I'D Me- SID W al DruG-
gft everywhere. u. 8 PARSEs Prprsaor, n
Park h'sg, and 494 Broadway
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The United State, District Attorney in Muv.
land takes un steps to cuui-r,tr the property %.
Mapin men who are NV lighting m Viz
rinm agal..t the government. lie j, openly
lc-n-rl NJ INmnathN NLlL The 1nhAls
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I'",on, S'pt 9.-Thc SiNth Regimen, New
Jcr'y Volunteer, Col. llath,'i, will leave lo.
the eat # war tomorrow.
\ part Of the 9Th elim"nt is also here, and
rapidly i!lincg up
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RI4I.IGl,,uIs

FAn Old Fnrhioncd Mrihodl-t Camp Meet
~ VIII he he'd At MASPEl1t, l.. /, la Covert,
1HNr, commencing on Tucsiny, september 10Th
continuing until tie following Mpud1y STAGES vii
leave Grand aud south 9TH II, wulamsbuti,h, every
half hour Tor tie Grove sci s'iHs
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FRIENDS or SOLDIERS

SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAG
TO SOLDIERS BY HARNDEN'S EXl,A
"a BROADWAY, AS THEY HAysW
u. S. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION
FORWARD TO TIE ARMY AT FSRTRl
MONROE, WASHINGTON, AND a
OTHER POINTS FOR HALF RATES,
THEIR EXPRESS IS THE OLDI15r'
THE UNITED STATES.
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND Pm
DELPHIA EXPRESSES SxNT rs FOI
ERLY. Au27 24ac~lI
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Pardon OF VIM. scott.

U'u. bjtyi,U Sent ~ Mi Ia, Al ~ ii
| Ia. i..uc,i ihc IA, vim, ,,,,i.r -N'''''''
| ll.,nor,It,.i., az nm, h,,,,,, o,...,,.. ,
| pnTnv,, W,,hin,,,or = -, = i.st
| Private Will.lm scott Of Comp,ny X ,c
the 1Diri Regimen Of Vermont Volunt,nr.
ha, iug been found guilty bv Count M,rtiI n,'
| .lr, ping un h., ro.t white a sentinel On nir,.,
| guard, ha, been sentenced TO hc shot ana tho
Sentence Ia. been approved and ordered to he
| executed The 'onmlnling officer, Of the hri-
| gld', the regiment aui the company 1T th,roa-
''mnci' Il. ether with many other officers aul
| lr'l'C.ol III, regiment, have earnestly app, died.
| i' the MAJOR General c'mmndWg, 10 spare the
mo- the offender and the President If the
nicl Nldt'' pas expressed wish that ~ this
| N the mr. condemnation g. death in this army
To-. 'nl' ,ilmr mercy may tie extended to the
criminal. ms TACT viewed in cuncc ion with
'h'llrNln r"uc" oi hrcnndrmucd A. soldier. hi,
''Nion. good conduct and General good ohtrir-
,'r ara TIE urgent cnlr'atic' made m Ia, behalf
have determined the Major General COmmtul-
M I" Sl"hl lhc pardon So earnestly prayed for.
~, n'' ol yI'm'hyy mus not he und'istool as
3n, I"~E lI',',"h' Icr any future case. The
"u'f ., '''i''nci i oI 'u'h a nature, that IT,
'"E''' ~ 'I''pl"E upon or "c'efiing MS post
~ " 'Hlilk'T lIt NlttN hl "a comm mi even
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ho''oH, SpL 9.-Gcn. Butler left here for
Washington ~ The morning train, in obedience
a. a tcCs gram from tic War Department.
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The Union war majority in these town, |. "a
80 and will lie in the whole state about 90 O0i
The Legislature is largely Republican. al
though there will be many Union ID .mo3rl,s
elected jointly by the Republicans and Union
Democrats
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LN,'i7'" HlHde' Col NELSON TAYLOR com
handing. they will bc diztr,t, nee, i,ntp.I,,,e, 4.
JON Tie Reg now at thu scat ut war. Anpiy M
,n'r I" l.e',t PENNOCK. GnU H. adaly. F,mflss
prov 9'd I.r lum'd ntcy. 500 bnuuty whan 10
"''' ~ "-N'iuE.u. SOLO gin
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ANOTHER sEIzURE.-The brig Mary McRae,
Just arrived from Liverpool, was seized yester.
DAY, by order of Surveyor Andrews, under the
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Io,Hand, Sept. 9-The annual state election
IN Maine took place today. The following j.,
The vote for Governor in some of the prime pal
cities and towns:
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FIRST GERMAN RirLrs.-h correspondent,
4. Is. f., dcshe, 10 know the date of the dcplrt-
ure OF the sth Regiment of New York volun-
tccls Fust German Xiii -, Col. BLENkEn.
They left ON May 2ith for Washington
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~ O IT,, No. -. The Members Of In,
a,.Vg number are requested T. meet At their r,snn
sd street sth ave, on Wtdnesdtv evriii r. saptera
lsr the lith ~ order oi p. MuPARTLNN pod
d'u I; EDWARD CUMtsKY, 5 ~. sclO 2'iTT
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PIlor COMMISSIONER ELECrED. The term
OF service Of Mcs,r-. Il. l.. Taylor, c. II. Mar.
shall and T.. II. Morgan, Pilot Commi ,sioncr,.
having expired, they were reelected bv the
Chambcrof Commerce, Yesterday afternoon.
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luroEr,Sr SHAVER CA-E.-In tn, United
States District Court yesterday Judge Belts
gave decision in the case of the bark Sarah
seized on suspicion Of fitting out as a SLAYER
and condemned the vessel.
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SrNMrENrGIrr, FR~TWAL.-Four German
singing ,ocietic- the Mozart, vcrcin, Fidcla
AMI N. Y. Lielcrtaicl, held summcrnishts
festival and ball last evening at Tiyoli Garden.
The entertainment comprised an excellent vocal
aud n- rumrn'al concert.
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CONFERENCE.-The Surveyor Of the Port
has satisfied himsclfas to the mode of proceed
ing under the confscaton act and will imme.
ately libel the vessels which have been seized AT
this port ~
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mi Ii - H. ,-7' " '"I'ITI"J - nv NV
IT, muster INTO service tl'- I.,y.. t...an t,,,
re-. .. wmtd. WILLIAM BENSON, G. pu,in.
JAMES LYNCH, ting o u ly "a
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DR. HENRY zELLs
NBRvINE PowDERs
TO CURE TIE LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.

For sac At 81 Division stree. Mrs. Beacb,s GA
Eigltn Az. Mp. Hayes 1T5 Fulton ~ Hroohlvn !,
Or. Merver's g94 P-tad n Newark.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
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:" ulTt reg ine"t 81 Tho sh Brigade A lew mora
recruits viii lie taken Tor I Co, hy app wing Al a.
II..r ~, Headquarters oftlo Cpr,In " ~ To l. cu,
Duhfllf, Ia the Park. Capt. riIOS sCANLJN.
G0ih The Enrolled Member. or IA A.
.'th krRlmcii ar' requested meet At i3i Ay,nu,
a. cor 9th IT., on III sday, : IT. IUth at S o'ol a.
= u go - .lc inh young m'n y shing tn inu
JnSiLh ". WHITLEY, Cpi, MuRTIiA MUIR
PLY, orderly Sergeant VI
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with Belgian pavement; TO advertise for steam
engine ~ Msrion Engine Go. No. Q. Adjourned
20 Monday next
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lie the bees and nheapest s-,c,e ~, dce~us,. "A
b'an1ifylng, cles1inR, cutlag, preserving and 70
ror,ns 'hehAir. Ladies, W a. Sid By su Drag
gs,s
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Tux CHARTER COMMISSION The Commits
sion 70 mend the City Charter met for orrani-
zaiion yesterday afternoon, in the chamber OF
the Board Of Councilmen. A majority U3) of
the members wcrc present. when the Temporary
chairman, AID F,oment, took the chair. The
resignation Of Hon. Vim. T lIayemeycr was
accepted.
The Committee on organization, through their
chairman, Nj. l.. f. Purdy, reported the list of
rules Of order, with the rccomm, nlation Of VIM.
NJ. Eyarls ior President aud JOHN Hardy Tor
Clerk. Adopted.
Arosolution was adopted, inviting the MAYOR
members Of the Common Council and David T.
Valentine, Ed, to communicate to the Com
missi.n their views Of the existing defects of
'hc City Charter and whatever suggestions for
their improvement they may he pleased to
make.
A Special Committee was appointed to report
alist of Standing Committees.
The Commission d.ourncd till Thursday af-
tcnoon, at three o'clock,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Notice The Members Of the Father Mat
rev !. n. Is. cety arc requested 81 attend their
regular quarterly meeting. 1t tuer ball, S6t D,s-rne
A. t's 1uc-dny evening, 10Th inst n o',,ck n N,
~ rier 81 MICHAEL M.GRATII, Pre,r. wN.
HART Ri. Sec. Al"
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ul'h dlhf.-The Head Quarters Of TINS Regiment
~" Pearl ST. oor Of Chorry NJ, where Inc i zines,
W we reg NEST VIII hereafter IT, CONDUCTED
lev g""d' reliable men, wanted ~ recruiting
"i"''lNs sptO 2ssIJ4
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7 EASE FOR SALE OR To LFT-TuE
i<otSe Of q Old st'e cor o' Delaney aud g ,riT
stS; pat "' the premises has htcn occupied ne
y We 81 10, plumbing and lucksnitu establishment
in' ne at ~ years. For un9thrg On the d. oye
line. or the r',l h1s ness 1t hts 100 ,iI i this t,,t
81 tie city. Our German citizens Will do well 10
look aier this chance. I.lure IA the stayc storc.
selu lt5
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|roTd 9cc, II l., Syt 9.-Thc fllowins
vessels, owned wholly OF in part at the south
w'fc seized tOlry, at Newport, by Mars al
Sandiord Schooner :. T.. Brown, with cargo !.
schooner Maine Law, M cargo hooncr Wl-
bah, 10 cargo; and schooner j. H. Bdch no
CarrU.
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RVS own ASp KILLED ny An Etg,tru
AVENUE CAE.-Mchaol Rooney, man 80
years Of age, who resided in "a avenue. near 60 h
street, was run over and KILLED on Sundtv sven-
ing, 10y car Nc ~ " the Eighth avenue X. r.
Go. a few minutes b fore, be had been elected
from c"f No. X, on account Of b,i ing drunk a-a
disorderly. lie then attempted TO get upon the
other tar, but fell In advaLcr uf tho wheels and
was run over and killed An inquest will lie
held UPON the body this mornin, bernard
Burns, driver of car No. ~, WIS arrested and
detained TO await the holding Of the IL quest
FouNp DKowNED. - Coroner Schlrmer held
an inquest yesterday upon the body of an un.
known man, about 80 year, Of are found
drowned in the dock foot of Whitehall street -
Deceased had dark brown hair, and was dressed
IN brown pea jacket, white 81 irt, light pan,.
and boots. S.me fish hooks werr found in ono
OF ms pockets. The holy had been about two
weeks in the water. Verdict, supposed
drowning"
DRowNEp. The body Of James O'Brien A
native OF Ireland, 60 years of age, WAS found
yesterday at the dork fot Of Chambers street.
The deceased on Saturday night left his house.
no Caroline street, minus one shoe and his
nat ana coat, and wus not seen again alive. lie
= supposed to have been slightly deranged "a
he set hrr TO his house before leaving IL The
names were, however cXtinguishcd before
much damage was done. An inquest will be
held upon the body today
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MILITARY ,Ol sCss.


ftre Louaver--
-. lin RBGfMENr N Y. VOLUNTEERED
~ member IT this regiment now in New Ynrk
~ Us Vrnity vii report Themselves At the Camp q
Ihhuu' on ~ Scatsd,lc, before the iOtb ma
deseterA.
BY order Of
G NIX LOZiER
sci 4'!2I ~ T. "
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TnR McMANus OHsEQUrEs.-The Executive
Committee having in charge tho arrange
mcnts for the M,MIuus obsequcs, met yestcr-
day, at No. Centre street, made some addi-
tions to the Committee on Subscriptions, ap-
pointed u Committee Of Three to make ar
Engagements with the agents OF the Irish line
Of steamers for the transportation Of the body,
and resolved to enter into communication with
citizens Of other cities who might desire to act
in conjunction with the Committee. They then
adjourned until tomouow, (Wcdncslay,) at one
O'Clock, J.. NJ.
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Fires, AceIden,s, Inouest-, &c.

ExTESsIvK FIRE IN MURRAY STREET.
Last night shortly after II o'clock, a fire was
discovered in the third door Of No. IS Murray
street IN the fancy store Of Hrch 4 Friendsnd-
er. The f'emen were promptly on the ground,
but Notwithstanding their exertons the entire
building was destroyed.
Inc l't floor was occupied by Lockwood,
ndeThill Co., whose loss is estimated at
$2u,UtO.
The End floor was occupied by r. s. Wheeler
Co.. manuiactdrer Of buttons, their loss is
llech & Friendlandcr, on the third door, lo,s
oil out slS,OOO.
Wr'r,''in q Co, dealers in cloths. who oocu.
i.cd tic i.r iDl 5th hOOrs los about 52O. 900
IT, - r.Ltcd value Of the building is s2O,-
GOO 49,
No. u Murray street, occupied bv several
y i's, j. damaged in the upper stories
lhc total - cannot fill much, If any, short
81 ~" 40 Owing TO the late hour at which
W." fir occurred, the above are the only ptrtic-
uhr which could be obtained.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DkuG SIORE-FOR SALE CHEAP. THE
s'"' Is n fixtures OF 20 neatly itt.d up drug
sl'i' ne reason for selling II death In tho fani.
sClUa'it2
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CITY NEWS.

Ii'E hrrrNY on BOARD THE Sur REso-
LITE Yesterday United States Commissioner
Henry, Offer hearing the testimony Of CaptA n
Freeman and lac mate Thompson, by which Il
appeared that the prisoners had refused 70 scrub
the ships sides,) reminded the prisoners.
Mr. X. Ogden, counsel for tho prisoners,
moved for their discharge, on the ground that
the whole matter was simply q Disagreement
between Ia" parties, and not in any proper sense
a mutiny.
Mr.. Andrews, for the District Attorney. .aid
that he thought 1t would bc necessary. upon the
testimony, to hold the prisoners. 1t was a clear
case, though the offence was not Of - henious
nature as others Of the same class which fire.
quently come before the courts.
The Comru'-sioncr -aid he would ONLY ds.id.
that q pr'"n. f,cie case, sufIiren, to warrant
the dc'cn'i'n o. the p'i-"ncra. hpI been mile
oR The whole mater would ..o b..,,o AN.
9th" commissioner, VIII" w,ilI d..cidc it.
The pr,-"nur were rem nlcd, anil tho ex,mi
nation will probably be continued today.
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The War Department IA, issued an order that
volunteer cavalry regiments of tSclyc com
plnlr' shall have three MiJor,, and regiment.
ol from eight 10 ten complnic-, two Major. in
stead of one only "A, heretofore
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co. TAxi
1900 lots Ia Westehpaier countv. will 10
SOLD Ion taNes parties desiring thor hills, -
tah mem q q. W. OGTCHETC, wssichestsr
9rce' Town st"Le blildin1, COZ, Vi ChathAl
Cuaiabers sts, gel IVA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-10

(,ROCEbf STORE FOR SALE-STOCtl
and hNtuteS t. lie 81 ia IT,. d.,y, rent $40 Tor
store, rooms aud cellar stool aud fVtuae, viii
j." sold 'ur 500 ur g. tie highest offer this dny h.
cation god for business AIp'yto &. ~ HOWES
" Wa ~ Is AIN ~. SEQ 2'itl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-10

SPECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP-W
~ sgLt improved PrOesa,r FRANKS oeleba
eye prtsoryers' accurately All justed ~ delscted
by an experienced pr.cAAsal optisian. All IN
spe' tacles bought sold taken IN exohangs,o
paired, Store 2SS Grasd st, near ElGIidge. au1s |,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-10

TnE TRAITORS OK Board THE REVENUE
CrfrER JACKspS.- The fourteen men who
refused TO take tho oath Of allegiance on Friday
last, when they aud others Of tho crew Of the
revenue cutter Jack,ou, were paid off, have been
drawing pay from the Government Tor many
years, and one has been in the revenue service
over eighteen years. They are now confined on
board of the Jackson but will be- sent to one Of
the forts in the cpurso Of a DAY or two. The
Treasury Department will sec that they are
placed where they can he made TO work hard
without receiving any compensation therefor;
and there is a possibility that they may bo
corrfm riialed and enlcnced to death for mutt
ny on board II United States vessel.
The officer. all took the oath cheerfnllv.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-26
Polk-or, Civil War.

Every two or three days we hear it as
serted by chaps with more brass on their
faces than brains in their heads, that UNI
less Polk is elected we shall have Civil
War in East Tennessee. That's the al
ternative-Bill Polk, or Civil War. Well,
then we shall have the war-because Col.
Polk stands no more chance of being
elected than some of his admirers do of
reaching heaven. He was not brought
forward with any such expectation, and
will be the worst defeated candidate that
ever ran for the office. But how transpa-
rent the game! The Scparationists know
Col Polk cannot be clected-they know
he is opposed to every thing they are for
against every feature of their policy-and
yet they propose to take him up, and pro-
claim that unless he is elected East Ten
nessee will revolt. If the people permit
themselves to be misled any longer by
such political jeremy diddlers, they will
deserve richly whatever troubles and evils
may be IN store for them. We have no
particular objection to Mr.. Polk-he is
all right on the question of Southern In
dependence, and against the Lincoln 60
vernment-but we have very decided
objection to the use which the leading
East Tennessee Separationists are making
Of his candidacy. But the people will be-
gin to understand these men after awhile.