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The sun., 1861-09-23
As!reat Osp,rturitv.

The way TO the s, nth l. now opsn. An army
of $1,000 o. 100000 could march through Ken
tucky and Tennessee to Mobile, without any -
rous obstruction. Relief TO the loyal East Ten
nesseeans is now practicable. An army should
improve this opportunity at once. Tho Ksntuc-
ky bars on which JEFF. Davis relied 10 defend
HIM from invasion in the West, arc let down;
aud while Beauregard is watching the Mapas>ss
Gap with the greater part Of the Confedersts
army, here il practical opening made into The
heart VI DAVIS duminiuuA
The exposed condition of Kentucky constitutes
a claim to prompt backing from the neighborirr
states on the North, la the attitude she has nov
taken; and it will be forthcou ing at her call.
80 great an opportunity to strik. a, the centre
Of the rcbell,n has not occurred during the wsT
and 10000 krnturkians and ~, 900 ennesse ans
will join the National Army as it marches into
the heart Of Seccs,ia.
The sun., 1861-09-23
miscellaneous.

WORTHY or IMITATIoN.-Ei Butler, Esq.
President Of the Home Bank, West Meriden,
Conn, has headed the enlistment roll OF tho
third company from that village Of the Sew
enth Regiment and his son has enlisted IN tho
first company OF the ssme regiment.
A LITTLE CHILD was nearly killed at WaAh.-
ngton, u few nights ago, by an overdose o.
Mrs. WinsloW 5 soothing syrup. IIe me-
cine proved 81 soofhiHg that il was only AttaF'
;reat difficulty that the little one could ba
brought out ot It's stupor.
ATTEMPT or A MURDERER TO ESCAPE
preble the wife murderer now in Auburn (Me.l
al, came uesr escaping from eonhnement ON
Friday. lie had gained possession OF a knife
llade which was tllstered TO sheet-lron nan
lie, and with this he constructed key oi WOOD,
and then ingeni'usly covered II with BLOCK TN
ut from a dipper LEFT in his cell for drinking
uurDoses: this KEY fitted and would unlock tnS
,utsIae door. Inc small key intended 10 un-
lock the cell door was not complete. lie WAS
.ompletely broken down, and cried like child
when he found that his plans were discovered
uors,,ur DEArn.-On Monday week man
If, n Louis. Mo, observed large quantity OF
Ilood tricking down the side Of the house and
over the window ot his room. ne Nea, w,, W
.tairs and discovered woman named EnLA-
hcth Mclaughlin lying on the floor in an in
sensible condition, her clothing covered with
blood. and aiso the window sill. The woman
had apparently been vomiting blood. Two men
were in the room in partial state OF into1n-
cation, who were arrested, but denied all know
ledge Of the cause Of the womAns eondition.
She remained insensible up to the time Nf her
death, which occurred a few minutes after she
was discovered. .'
TIE PRICE OF LAND In London may -
reckoned at considerably more than e6oo go
per aero. Some land, near nsw Wsstmrasesr
bridge, wAs sOld at ESQ, 900 pr acrs.
The sun., 1861-09-23

Tho recent report that this orratiC genius had
rclapscd into ,ecessionism is contradcted by
tho report of a gathering at Salisbury on tho
18th. Among the speakers was the Hon. Ca
eb Cushing, who made a strong Union and pa
triotc speech. lie said tho Administration
must be sustained at all haz ards; that the pre-
unhappy struggle; that our all must be given
to support the Administration aud Government;
that the war must 10 carried On, IL need be, for
twenty years, for the maintenance Of our glo-
rious Union; that the same spirit that moved
our fathers TO form must prevail with u 10 per-
pctuato the noblest government the world has
ever beheld; that all party lines must he drop
ped, and that as one man all must rally TO vic
tUiV.
The sun., 1861-09-23

Tho visit of Prince Napoleon is q, idontly a
pleasant ono to him. lie Is delighted with tho
country, the people and the government, aud
his ~ mpathcs are Enthusiastically on the side Of
freedom. In letter of his recently come to
hand, published in the Paris Nd'iopdle, ho
SAYS;
| have found in the United States that which.
despite my inclination TO admire everything |
did not expect TO meet with, on tho W ri cf
oven the most iaVorably disposed travellers, and
that is pc,lcct order, honesty, eagorncss to hc
Of service, If not urbanity, life comfortable,
easy and regular; in iiuo, an hahitlal inter
contact by all classes of society which neither
soils, wounds, nor kills any enc.
do not pretend to predict the new political
form under which America will pursue the ca
recr Of her dostinics hut this people Ia, vi
tality too great practical sense too powerful,
resources too vast for us to fear that she will
not profit wisely from the experience Of the
past and that unlike the extinct races, she
will nol bc immovcablo in her errors, mo- IA
avoid them, throw herself into the opposite ex-
treme.
tn crisis rW pdss NJ cicmeais of rit'ht5
,bich dmsricd Jsdys Witbin her TH gre her
strength 10 0Tmoum n. Soon yoW wtH zee ht'
couniy greater, mare mi n future, than ercr.
The sun., 1861-09-23

No community was ever more griey ously a.
hicted with paper currency than this. shin
plasters Of every denomination, issued by all
sorts Of corporations and individuals, Responsible
and irresponsible, arc as numerous as the leaves
of autumn, almost. A person may receive
twenty of the notes day, without having two
Of the same issue in his possession at any one
time. Not only shinpl ,stcrs have been put in
circulation, but printed advertisements, in tho
shape Of bank notes, have been emitted, for tho
purpose uf deirat ding the unwary and Ignorant.
he on yonr guard against bogus money
Ri,LmOud ITAig.
The sun., 1861-09-23
Tho ast.Day-Proclama lon Of Governor
Morgan.

Tho oFast-Day-Proclama lon Of Governor
Morgan.
The Governor of this state has issued tho fol-
lowing proclamation, setting apart Thursday
next as a day of fasting and prayer, in accord
ance with the Presidents recommendation
By EdriH d. Morgan, Gorernor Of the State Of
Ne,o York.
The President has recommended the last
THURSDAY in September instant, as day Of
public humiliation prayer and fasting, to be OBJ
served by the people OF the United Statcs with
religious s0lumnities AMI the Offering Of iorvont
applications to Almighty God for the safety
and welfare OF these states, his blessings ON
their arms and a speedy restoration of peace.
|. Edwin ID. Morgan, Governor OF the state VI
New York, In conformity with the proclana-
tion OF the President ~ vol "a with my own
sense of its proprety, do unite in recommend
ing the people Of this state to observe and keep
the aforesaid day in all humility and with all
religious solcmnitv
In this momenous hour. when rebellous
hands have kindlcd the flames oi civil war IN
our land, avowcdlv for the purpose Of overthrow
ing government peculiarly blessed Of God, II
in most lifting that ws should publicly recognize
our depend nee upon the favor OF Him whose
authority Is supreme, and whose jurisdiction IL
univcrsal who raiseth up and casteth down ma
tion-; but who maketh not requistion for blood
of them that put their trust in Him; that We
supplicate Him not 10 remember against US our
former inquities, which have justly provoked
him 20 inflict these heavy Judgments.
And do further recommend that all public
works bc suspended, 50 far as may bc, and all
public offices and places Of business he closed,
and that ordinary avOcations cease, and so con-
tinue throughout the aforesaid day.
In witness whereof have hereunto affixed the
privy seal Of this state, at the city OF AL
f.. 3. bany. this nineteenth day Of September,
in the wear of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty
EpwIS ID. MORGAN.
BY the Governor:
LOCKWOOD l.. DOTY,
Private Secretary.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
~ sEY, from foot Of Cortlandt st-COnnecting ~
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LackawAnnA
and Western Railroad, and a Easton with Lshigh
Valley Railroad and its connections, forming q di-
rect line W PITTSBUR0 and ,hs WEST, wiihoui
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing jane 10, lsOl-Lssve New York ~
folowsi
HARRIsBuRdH ExPREss-At6A. ~, for Easton,
Readng, PotsVLle, Harrisburg, hAuch Chunk,
WiAmsport, &c.
MAIL TEAN-Ai 8 A. H., for EAston, Water Gap,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pttston, Wilkesbarre, DO.
12M. THRoUaH TRAM-For Easton, Manch
Chunk, WilhAmsPort, BsAding, Pottsvile' Harris
burg, dso.
Rem, Allentown and Mauch ChuRk.
$50 p. NJ, WAY TRAE--For Somervile.
500 r. NJ, Western Express for B1ston, Anan-
Town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the
West Sleeping Cars from Jersey City through 70
PlusburR.
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The A. NJ, Express Train from New York, ar
rves at Harrisbul q At p. ~, oonnecting HusI and
Wet, on Pennsylvania Central railroad, Northern
Central RNlroad, NORTH anu SOuth, and With Cam
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, leaves New York aI P.h. daily tSundays
-Xeeptedl making ooAe connection n Harrisburg
gth Pennsylvania RAilrnad-with no change OF cars
W Pittshurg, and but W Cincnatt and Chicago.
Tlur honIs time 3 saved by taking this train.
RL.IZAPETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New Yori from Pier No. North River Al
T. ~ and II. 20 An, $40, 20 and b.2OPH.
The heats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners HAr-
Dor every trip each way.
JOHN o. sTRARJs, Superintendent.
Nu1o 1Y'10b
The sun., 1861-09-23

NESfERN NlhW OF IHh tA4E.
ftrom Mc 81. Lovis Dcuorrd, ct' Wcdne'iay.I
In Fremont celebrated PROCLAMATION Of mar
tial law, the point which ha- attracted greatest
attention is his declaration that tho slaves of
bols in Missouri arc free men II is not eVag-
geration TO say that while, with scarcely an cN.
coption, loyal citizens everywhere cordially
approved uf the Proclamation, this feature Of II
was popularity endorsed with special enthusiasm.
Almost the entire patriotic press Of the Union,
In the most emphatic language, applludod Fro
mOnts course in freezing the rebels slaves. Even
the Louisville JoUraui, in itS teprccaions of
martial law, had no word against this portion
Of the PROCLAMATION. The almost universal scn-
iimcnt was that this particular stop was just and
wise.
AZ only the peculiar circumstances OF Mis-
souri, Justified the establishing Of military re-
GIN, ia the place Of her municipal gov ornmont,
each feature of this regime grew out of those
circumstances alone. The severe pressure ot
accumuatlng disorders male martial Law nee -
sary. The same pressure sugges,cd the shoot
ing Of rebels found in arms within the lines Of
the army Of occupation. the conf 'cation Of re-
bels' property, and the freeing of their slaves.
Tho whole policy was plainly an exceptional
one incident 20 the exceptional and sin ,ulaT
condition Of this state. The freeing Of the re-
bells slaves here could not, therefore, be- fairly
construed as in opposition to the general policy
prescribed by Congress, or IA attempting Ia sub
stitutc for that policy new one, but only IS the
exercise by Fremont Of tho power TO establish
martial law, and to make such exceptional rcgu-
| lstions as in his judgment should seem best
Only ii all the slave states in the condition
| ofMissoui, and about to he necessarily subject
ed TO martial law could Fremont's course fur
nish precedent for declaring tho slaves Of all
the rebels free.
The mischiefs to result from tho missapplca-
tion broad scale q Fremont's slave programme
are scarcely conceivable. The population OF the
slave states aro about all rebels. The pre-
gramme would involve a declaration, subsian.
islly, that all the slaves in the country are fre,
men The war would become one fr emanci-
| patton. The President is right in at once setting
| his face as flint against such a war But thi,
| would be a misdppiicdtioR of Frcmont's policy
lie adopts II only in view of the pecuiior,' eNi
| gcncics OF Missouri, and in our judgment these
| fully warrant and thoroughly justify il.
The sun., 1861-09-23
Extraordinary Lnnd-Iip in seotiasd.

The Falkirk Herald gives tho following par
ticulars Of an extraordinary landslip near STA
mannan;--"On Monday morning Alexander
Mclauchlan saw what seemed to him a noun
tain moving from the wcst--a mountain Of
black moss-ani at a velocity so great that no
individual, however expert, hid the slightest
chance Ol saving his life If on the public road
leading through It,
The moss stretches five or ,ix miles bet ween
Slamsnnan and Airlrc, AMI. like all scotch
mosscs, Is comparatively bleak aud barren. -
About quarter Of mile from Slamannan side
west and north, the moss had parted AMI loaled
forward, covering potatoes, growing oats, the
public road, etc, on It's march south On Tues
day, when We saw il, great body Of moss was
gric ually making its way towards the railway.
II seemed q. II twenty acres Of moss land had
become detached from its clay bottom. and
forced on Ivy q 'cething under current, had gil
ded from its natural resting place just as groat
vessel would glide from the slip Of n ship
builder. Me moss has sunk from thirty 20 fifty
feet In some places in the centre of the par
where 1t has been disturbed, sloping gently
from the edge downwards. For twenty or thir-
~ yards round the edge, tho moss is cut into
distinct strips Of from ten to twenty yards. the
water lying close around them, in some points
at depth Vt fully ten cot showing the exist
cnoe Of AN immense body Of water beneath.
From the west the moss Gems to have gen
tie inhalation eastward, and tho detached moss,
Whc" VNOe S'ar'cu' maue an easy descent
From tho great rents in 20 me p, rtions Of the
mOsa II would almost 'ccm IA If the wacr had
Violently forced itself TO tho surface. The
gamckeoper ON the estate informed Us that he
had seen the water at certain places bubbling up
~ # in cluldpn--so thi, gives probability Ia
the idea Of explosive force having aided ir set
ting the moss ahoat.
Writing on Wednesday tho correspondent Of
the Herald says.
''Thc po,, came TO a s,and-stl about eight
o'clock last night nnl did not move TIL about
three this morning, When it went slowly for.
ward, for short time. II stood still again till
about hall-plst nine this morning vii II it came
on with gicat force direction north. Tho de-
iachcd body Of mos, may float a long way.
The sun., 1861-09-23

MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILI.-The
wi AURORA leaves jay 1t. daily M =. IN, (Sin-
days IN for Peekskill. Lands at West 10th aud
3Oth sts Y5ukers, liu4tngs, D1bhs Ferry, Ttrfy.
town Sing Sing, Hlyerstra@, Grusy Point aud
Verpank's. Leaves Psekskill at ~ u. NJ.
se3l 24ic'i6I
The sun., 1861-09-23

CoAL-BETNG WHOLESALE AND RE.
~ tail agent for the sale Of some of the hest red
ash aud Lshigh Goals will sell caryoes NJ the loves,
possible price, and by retail al - T5 PER TN fot
aove, range, CRATE ard furnace, screened and deli
Eered rum the yard, COT. King and Greeawioh sta I,
sor. New Brwery and Roesevet IS
seis 24ac'l4I MAT. CLINTON.
The sun., 1861-09-23

On Saturday last, saws the Louisville JOnRM
the seoessionlsts held grand barbecue at s mp
s,nyille in the county Of Shelby, whereat the
4eccssionists ofthe surrounding counties assem-
bled in large number, including company OF
cavalry ana two or three companies OF infantry.
rtme rolled on A me dinner was spread in a
grove, and the tine assembage dashed gaily
with the tnppings ot war, were on the point ol
sitting down or standing up TO the sumptuou'
yiands, when, 10 the word came that ROus
eau and his men were marching upon the place
at which announcement thelgnllant throng, caval.
nv and infantry AMI all, took To their heels and
kept To them vigorously until the hindmo't was
salely lodged at home The slan peoe IS Sild
10 have exceeded anything and every hing oil
,lo sort ever witnessed before ON this side OF t'
Allcghenies.
The sun., 1861-09-23
RsrpLovMENT-Ma,es.
,NGINEER SOLDIERS wANTED-CoM-

ENGINEER SOLDIERS WASTED-COM-
hprising mccban,a ald tuttilt.ent bDOrers llr
sappers aud miners 81 tht re .tr army. TIE m n
mast be -b,diDt rot ovc- % Yeas of age, able
- read ald writ, aud understand the four ground
rules OF arithmetic. Term u eii stmeit threo
years. Pay from si3 - So. iep'ud ug on rank
attained. 10y mer and Az derry ,rrli.t, Ala, ra-
sons, fuel. quarters, clothing, m'l,,l alton l.ncs
ard the ueIt bounty. Appfa b B,yiiuy a. ,ea
81 fo.r, ever day, het. a. n. aud u m. Q. A.
GILIMOEE Captain ~ y yiun,.,- U j. Army
aeS 2y~t92
The sun., 1861-09-23

ToUcHISd GRIEP.-A disconsolate widower,
seeing the remains Of his late wife lowered into
the grave, exclaimed, with tears in his eye',
''Wdl, I've lost hogs and I've lost cow1 but !
uevsr had any thing that cut mo up likeih'S !
The sun., 1861-09-23
COAL. AND FUEL.

WHAT Is GRANULAR FUEL 7-NOT
w Virginia pine not Jersey pine, simply brush
wr 4 from our native forests of hickory and oak,
furnished IN bushels 80 per cont cheaper than any
other known kndng wood try N, aud you viii
Use 40 other-GrAnular Fuel Yard, 10Th st. aud iith
avenue. sells 24ac'ia
The sun., 1861-09-23
RAILROADS.

1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TUE
WEST.
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ExPkEss TRAINS LEAVE DEPoTs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY SUNDAYS xxorPrrD, As roiLowsi
From Chambers ST. Prem so,h 81 HAs'0n'
a. ii i 90 ~ sorx. Il. 30 20 Assss, $50 r.x
Montrea and Buffalo Train with
sleeping cars, i0.ior.n lo.D IN.
CONNECTING AT ALBAEr WITH NEW TORE oEsrlAL
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,
UTICA, BATAVIA.
ROME, and stations on BUFFALO,
Rome and wa'ertown SlAeARA s,,sekssSdy rAs hssnoy
SYRACUSE,
AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIdUA.
Trains In conneotion leave BUFFALO and sUs-
PENSION, wa LAKE SHORE; BUFFAL0 and
LAKE HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, fON DU
LAC, La CROSSE, MADISON PRAIRIE DU
CHEN GALENA. DCNLEITH DUBUQUE PEO-
RIA ROCK ISLAND MuSCATINE IOWA CITY.
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, SPRINGFIELD, AL
TON, ST LOUIS CAIRO, TERRB HAUTk, IN
DIANAPOLIs, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI. DAY
TON, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and all points
WEST, NORTHWEST aud SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Connecting with trains At Troy, with TROY a
BOSTON and RBNS. a sARATOGA Roads, 70
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL RUTLAND, BUR
LINGTON, ST. ALBAN5, ROUSE POINT
PI,ATTSBURGH. oGDENSBURGH, MONTREAL
SC, &c.
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave New York as followsi
FrorN Chambers street. From Thtrtteth Arees.
POughkeepse trains, 9 A. 20 a. ~, and LEO and
=, aud 1858 and arm 42oPH.
Peekskil train, $50 A. oo A. NJ, and go r. n.
~, aud 80 p. n.
Sng Sing train, 20, 10, 40 and 10. 10 p \.
and 9.4o Pm.
Fishkil train, $50 p. y. eb6 p n.
I" FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by this ron,e
Is above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
the DepOts In CHAhBERs AND CANAL sTREErs, ore
al all times a. favorable Dade By other Ralrodd
Com pdniss. This facilities Of this great NEW
YORK ROUTE 10 ths West, commend " thu
Confidence OF merchants aud shippers for prompt
ness and dispatch.
CARS run In connection on the New York Ca1irA
Road.
For particulars 70 local trains and freight ar
sngenenta, inquire At the depot, 90 Warren st.
jyl2 r2t1 A. u. SMITH, Superintendent.
The sun., 1861-09-23

FIRST SHIP FOR LOND0N-SAILS Tues
Il day 2itn Sept. TAe fsvlrite packet snip LADY
FRANKLIN, At Per ~. E-t RIVER. Apply on
lusrd or At the Office OF THOMP5ONS Blt'k Star
Lame, g,b Pearl st. sell 2'll9
The sun., 1861-09-23

L'OR LIvERPOOL--OLD BLACK STAR
L hne-the packet ship CYNOSURE- Capt. Harris,
yinR n Pier ~ East RIVER, sails tomorrow.
rbe CHANCELLOR sails sept. goth. For passage
aprly boaid, OF " WILLIAMS q uulOn. ~
F,ltpat au46 Stao'
The sun., 1861-09-23
~ny9i,-ln
TAPSCoTT's LINE
Il 1. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.


The suuscribars oan,inuo - grant certificate, ~
passage W and trom LvorI,oo by thot hvorito line
ot packets, cnmprising In part ths following ships,
VIZ
VIM. TAPsCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
DRHADNOUGHT, MANCUEJTER VICTORY,
BENZ ADAMS CONSrELLATIONJ J.BOGD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER SEA FLOWER, CAMBRlAN
Making, togaher with others, aship every Ave
days. The subscribers are also agents for tha
K LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For all Of which they grant certificates, on liberal
terms.
yEMITTANCHS TO IRELAND, &c.
4. 20. also continue N uisue drafts, payable ion
q nlhnd, throughout England, Ireland, scotland and
waloa, II tue LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all Paticuars, may bs had on sp-
p' cation hy letter, eucose postage stamp -toI
uT 94ar'lOi TAPsCOTT SMITH a Co, Liverpool.
The sun., 1861-09-23

Tn. CpIyuRATED FLRNEsE GARDENS IN
Rome have recently been purchased by the En-
prror Napoleon. The ground contains an area
oG eighteen acres. II includes the famous rains
or lie Palace Of the Cesars, two whole stories Of
which have been buried since the period OF the
barbarian invasion, and doubtless contains sta
tuAry, paintings, and other curiosities. OF the
highest art AMI interest; Ths excavations are
TO commence in November. ~
The sun., 1861-09-23
SHIPPING.

A CHEAP AND QUICK PASSAGE I0
clipper ship CHANCELLOR, sails wednesday,
Sept q5,h. For psssage, apply on board, at Pier 2I
East River tDover streetl or at the othce 2I0 Pear
st. Drans on ireland for sale. SEQ 2tlc'lil
The sun., 1861-09-23

GRAND EXCURSION TO THE Military
VI Clmps-The steamer GENERAL ARrlIu X
leaves Peck Slip daily at IL o'clock, landing at
Riker's Island, Wnlets Point, Fort $ huyler, ald
Dayids Island. se'l "'l~h
The sun., 1861-09-23
INSURANCE.
IIAyE YoU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
Ii Family en- insurance on your Lsi

IIAyE YoU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
Ii Family sn insurance on your Ltsi
ONE
LIFB INSURANCE. CoNPANY,
10 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN
Ill BROADWAY, NEW YORK
WITH c,sn ny c,D,A' 7 nAL' .,
lEvtsrrD - SrocEs OF TuE srArH or NHw Yosx
AND FIRsI Glass BouDs AID
hosroAsn.
DIEroTorst
A. A. Low, Thomas CARLSON.
w. II. Cary, John 7. Martin.
/. II. Fr,Ahinghsm, John HAlsey,
J. 8. T. strananan, John sneden.
Thomas Messenger, Milton smith,
Samuel Smith, Harold Dolner,
Henry y. PerreponA A. P. Cap~el,
Abr. II. Baylia, Neneini ah Knight,
Peter c. Cornell, Edward A. Lambert
John ID. Cocks, James How,
II. b. CAdn. l.. y. wyman,
g. b. Chit,endsn, George 4 Jarvis,
Thee. Polhemus, Jr- Samuel Perry,
j. r SOuthworth. s. h. Howard,
Gar Dunning, George +. Hope
john q. Bergen. Charles A Tuvnsend,
Lewis Roberts, Cornelius J. spragus,
walter 8. Grnith, joseph ". Green,
WALTER q. GRIFFITH. Prestden,.
IN FRoTHiNGHAM, Troasurer.
dEO. @. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A p. CAPwELI- Counsel.
Medical Counsel,
10
JAMES STEWART, N. D., Nov York
Dividends ~ profits declared anntdIly, and sp-
piled immcd Siely ~ reduce ,hs amount Of annual
premium.
Premiums payable ous half In cash and one half In
. note at 10 months, which N not In any case sub
iet ~ assessment but Il is permanent has on the
policy " be paid only by the application OF prudts
or deducted from ths amount due when the policy
becomes payable The cash part Of the premium
may lie paid annually, rni-annualy, OF quarterly,
in 5, 10, or any number Of yearu, in ons sum.
81 Policies the premiums IN which "a payable In
IRE annual payments may be surrendered at ,he sE-
piraiion Of two years and the Company will tssus
lor paid up policy for h's for tlso drths Of n.
original sun. II at three years for three f(t, eto
And on the same principle where tho premium is
payable in ten or any other number Of years
Policies issued for life or for any term of years,
and on the participating non Participating scale,
At rates ~ low ~ any sound mutual stock oomps-
ny.
policies are payable in cash.
Endowment Policies issued, the sum payAols ,o
the representatives Of the party At death, " him
or her on attaining 80, So 10, 90, IS or 10 years Of
Sge' Alao All forms Of Chiidren's endowmsnts And
annuity policies on the most favorable terms.
/" This Company has adopted ,rincipls in
tended " preven, ne ldp~ Of any policy, and 70
h. the assured In every al the dasttrdroc
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volve the loss Of what they have paid
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The sun., 1861-09-23
THE NEW YORk sun
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. %. EEL.
Peoples Union Nominations.

Anorney. General .....DANIHL 8. DICKINSON.
Secretdrg Of state. .HORATtO BALLARD.
Confroilcr ilcr............ICCIU ROBINSON.
Treasurer. WILLIAM B LEWIS.
STATE En rinesr. ......... WILLIAM n. TAYLOR.
Prison Inspector r......ABRAHAM n. TArfEN.
Canal Commissioner. FRANKLIN A. ALHER.
GtR hong term.
Short Term.-FREDERICK A. TALLMND1E
Court Of 1Ppcdis. ......WlLLlAM II. WRlGll Il.