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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-03
aCE.

srHE oaS oldsis I he n myh SOM rvl-
/ ilrnyIks Cou are be vby fed TO attend
. c Ath 100 on ID q on al street eita-r L per
.,.u or by proxy on URUAY the l4jh day of Ju .e
net ~ tns Pur ose Of vl-eu their annual Board Of
D. &c n. by order th- Board
ROBT. Q. CLEMENTS.
m, D - ersrsry.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-In consequence
Of the intention to take down our jaiI-su il
tsntion not yet carried out-the State prisoners
were sent to the county jail at Raleigh. On Sat
urday two of them seized the jalor s5 he was
visiting the wards, aud violently choked him.
The iaiIor shot one OF them, with what etfrcE
we have not learned Peter, the negro from the
Senate, who IS IL Jail for killing another negro,
raised d cry for assistance, The jailor vas re-
leased and the prisoners secured We were in
formed last evening that the shot fred by the
jailor passed into the breast among the vital
parts, aud death was considered certain.
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RGCORDEK'S CoUKr-rms court presented
nothing or interest yesterday. Mondays couh.
has usually d large attendance, but only cish,
cases Wer-. ON Lh. dmcha. ArhIaIdaY.
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Il use c gar stand

Fatal SHOOTING - / jacobs hotel 81 Flrt
Pickering, Sunday afternoon, some diIhcul'y
arose, III sue course OF winch a desperate cuarac
lei named IhOS. McEvUy a deoerIgr rrom Capt.
Bryan'S company, Tue Appeal bstC~ry, thres,-
eued u shoot Harrison smith, Of Capt WUltr's
mounted a7S, and drew pistol TO do SO. be-
tole 10 could fix 1t, Smtu turned his hand aside,
aud at the same time drew ana fred navy
repeater, the ball striking him il toe ey and
passing through his head, causing immediate
death. Smith was examined yesterday aud dis
charged fom custody, as having acted III SELF
delense
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CHARGING WITH A SHoUT.-In the Auabasis,
XenophOn gives ludicrous account OF the ter
ror csused by the war shout of the Greeks Brit
ish troops usually charge with shout. The
Confederate troops have adopted the same Gus
tom. Il is believed that Col. Kirkland, of the
DIST regiment North Carolina troops, introduced
in the army of the Potomac, as a field exercise,
the custom of charging in line with the bayonet,
with shout. There is something terribly eI-
citing and insPiritng in seeing thousand men
advancing at quick pace with fixed bayonets,
and rending the sky with their shouts.-AaGHta
Co1fodergcU
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A HEAVY LUss.-Some Ot our police yeOter-
day, III making professional Investigations IA
South Memphis. discovered that person reoId-
ing there nd aug i deep drrcH ii Bis Ior, IN
which re lad deposited and buried itteru nosS-
heads OF sugar. He did this at the time sugar
WAS ordered to 90 taken to the cotton press
Since then VIC have had many and ueayy rams,
and the owner Of the sugar had neglected 10 taxi
measures to turn aside the water. Tne cOuoe
quencs, on examination, proved to De that the
whole Of the sugar in the fifteen hogShssds nad
become wet and leaked away.
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500 REWARD
WANTED To INVEST,
FROM 10000 TO $4,000 Dollars

. invest n improved PLANTATION and
HAND, between Memphis and VicksbuTg, op or
he Mississippi TigeT in dssirsbs improved ResI
Es.a-e Il or Eear The City Of Memphis Proposals 10
-el invited from principals and owners only not
fro agents. addressed, with sealed and dsscrp
on cf properly, 10 L'ck Box no. 964. Memphis Post
once PURCHASER
mv2IlUt
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TAG HOME GUARDS Amidst the tolls and
the pnvst 10 OF the times endured by patriotic
cIuz rs, the lsoOr OF our companies OF Home
Guar-o should not De forgotten. Tnry nave
done much hard and severe labor, and Da,e
proved a valuable auxiliary force. IL Is with
great pleasure we learn that II contIngencrs
should arse 70 rsuder tnor ocrHces necessary .
they will be ready and on hand at u few minutes
warning, prepared 70 driend tuc lives aud pro-
perty OF citizens against auy mob orrlOtouS dem
onsEi alton, should such 90 eyer attempted here.
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At WHOLESALER!


225 bales best rs Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks, |
10 cases Wool Hats,
3 GuIu OVerShOeS,
IS A" Gents Boots,
o 4" WOnen's Stout shoes,
II ChIIdren's Shoes,
6 Youths shoes,
60 4" Boys Shoes,
30 A" Mems Kip Shoes,
9 RUsset Shoes,
IL Umbrellas,
"a pieces Tweeds and CasSilneres
so Jeans,
SO Ticking,
25 L" Kersey,
20 " MerinOs,
100 " Plaid and Striped Do
mestics,
20 " Ginghams,
70 Heavy ShiTtins Checks,
$50 CaIicOes,
so " Hickory ShirtinEs,
20 dozen OVeFaIIs,
IL Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PantaIOOns,
so Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 " Wool Hose,
so d" Cotton Hose,
so " Misses and Children
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
900 lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. KNITTING Cotton,
80 lbs. Zephyr WOrSteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
RIeached q "a
Checked JacOHeJ and Swiss Mus
Iins,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FIanneIs, Green BaiZer
White and Red FIanneIS,
shawIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvets, AIPaccaS,
Irish Linens,
Haudkerchiefs, CraVats, Gloves
Ladies' and Gents GauntIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WaFps,
Wrapping TWine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins
Table cutlery, scissors, etc.
We efer the above, and other desirsblegoods
to arrive. at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
Y Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, wi
be taken III exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
js14-ly
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DRaYuEH, TAKE NOTICE.-The drayman
who removed six hOgsheads of sugar on Friday,
the 50Jh Of May, from the burnt lot, southeast
corner Of Court Square, to the LOT below Wallace,
Hyde q Rogerson's auction rooms, on Second
street, can hear something his advantage by
calling immediately on 5. Cook. at Lho GAyo,O
H use c gar stand
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yRememOer to attend the auction sale OF a
very superior barouche, this morning at Wallace,
Hyde Il RogeTsOn's.
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and bea are iudigestibie if the skins ara swa
l9wed' and will be apt TO cause the dyspepSs
which IS Rs bad, if not worse, than the gouJ
tie Yankees. 4 man viii grow pale al.
stingy" if he 1--we always on rice
Really We grUan aud groau over the disma.
prospects Of "a spread" in our dining room, al,
the slim chances Of over having the frlicily
calling on our better half, Ia accents sweet. to
Carve us yet another slice,
To belD us 10 more gravy still
keep. to delicate females who are very deli
cate eaters, the question of How's your app
utei should, in the present state of the provision
market, be very cautiously put, and very con
siderateIv too
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LOCAT. MATTERS.
UE>n4Y OGN.Nr JUN 5, l-o2
Notice 20 News ss-nIr, NsPVs Dealers, and
Ihe Rubsac a.euerAiIy-

Notice TO News =-uIr, NsNVs Dealers, and
Ihe PUbiIc s.eueTaliy-
In cons Ience OF the greatly increased c"st
OF paper and INK, botn having gone up wItnir
the past Two or three month over one hundred
per cent we are forced, in seiI-dyiruse, 10 JaIs5
tue pnco OF the paper Vi on all news Gra,yf-,
carriers and agents. From end after gn's usJ",
therefore, the uriform price OF Gus paper ~ii o.
FIVE CENTS. per copy. ItwIll be reJs.Icd al Inc
counter as heretofore al i've cDs
May p, 1862.
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~see MOnssrrat, Walker & Co.'s advertise
nent in to-dsy's paper.
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SOUTAGRN HOTEL
Formerly che WhitemOre House,

~f'HE 4ndersgnsd, having leased the Shove g.
premises, has yened a house Of entertain 54ss5
meni for the rraveling public. The house has 4..H
been thoroughly aired and renovated, frOm-asAas
bottom 20 top, and partly newly furnished. The
wants will be prompt and attentive and the proprietor
hopes by strct attention be wants Of bis gussts T.
ulert a liberal share OF patronage.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL
Is situated on Adams street. between Third and Fourth
convenient TO the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
epOt 70 the business part Of the cy, and is in the
saHs square With tie Post Ofics and Thsster.
,rlud4t WI Is opr
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MANUEAGQUGZ1
home
NOTICE!


MAYORS yEE-C.-
ALHPEI5 4av ---. -5l-
n sCcnrdanc with toe g. " ..--Is-r el-- -o- aI-
be hsil 10 tI- dif-ra g1a o- --= C-g he lr--
SNuIday iG q 10 r.- q lCs-l C-
chO tisito .0n- --cl v.-.1J for r-1 L--.
eyer psr-O- qdz--ad b. --w % r5.-
icip s.eoliun mss The lglt 70 v--c il -
OF saiI d" Sc4JOl visitors
uy.2-t,J JOEA PAI-S. a-to.-
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e Wallace, Hyde s. Rogerson sell negro
msu, sugar, t bGcco, molasses, -four. horses fur
1.;tu!s, sundrIss, e5c. See advertisements.
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Special Correspondence Of the AppeaLl
RICHMOND. Nav %. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
The klcYcufh rsegiyr,rnt.

teleerapic corfe,p pond nee between the National
War Committee ard MajoI-Gen. Haileck, published
this morning, charges the regmeutso Of the New orh
State Militia with ref,isng to remsin in The field
when asked to CO 60. Gen. HaIcck goe, further
and states that the danger was then Imminent"
and as they then refused, tAey will Lot now be
recalled"
feel that Justice to the soldiers Of my command
requires that | should publicly deny the statement
in 20 far az il relates 10 ny regiment The oihen
VIII ansWer for themselves. ! entertain a high
regard and personal respect for tie CommandrT-.n-
Chief, and feel that some blundeT has been com-
united, causing him, periaps quite innocent'y, TO
safe what WAS not true and wnsi was unocuerous
and uuhind TO those who have endeavored 10 do
their duty.
Many q soliers honor will smar, uudeTtlo charge
that they refused 10 remain when ask,d to do so at
time when there was danger, aud most distinctly
ate that such request was maze directly or inGi
rectly Of me or Of NY regiment. Had it been made
have no doabt it would have been promptly aud
willingly met On two occafous when dark cloud
was hanging over our fair institutions, and tie Gov
eminent called for troops, he Seventh Regiment
marched at once, without regard to personal sacrifice,
al the call. L,t Il be borne IN mind that in both ca
The service tie part OF The regiment was vol
untary, apd it would not b. likely 10 refuse is sei-
wees under Tie cscumataucee stated.
IL VIII he feen from tie following that tie regi-
meut W. Ia no hurry 80 leave
EIenrn ARM Conrs, HzsrqrsE1rRs MipD'R prrr.,
H.s I---'ieac1.'. D. WorGtv .i'.onr
Tie sth hcguer' y. >. 81 w ic-ve THE on TIN r'd'g
2'th .or Ne"-l ors 10 be clustered out a. te sI'ce en-
son t,ud hr.tiite to tase is % tie
o On FED o.. i.t lis 800 imporfsnt position for l- de-
u! s,r'iee % Ay 'qDtsI JOHN VOL 'lJoi-ue'.
HxADorAnrrI. MIpplK DarAn1~fNr,I
BiiTiNohE. aug. p, 100,
srrciA1 Cprrr 30. o he -.l ireiner'. \. s. : 81,
vii be Ierc f.pi1 DUTY TO- tii. Deia'imert to-moff "
moninr ems ir le conn srt o. Col Letters wal r'o ,r
20 ae My where i vii be mustered ont col sle
al. Porter e' n. .mrlt Ny. v. now It Camp Beer
viii msr '' -r- .c,uqy f0rs ederai hi a. inc 'sh es
10y comm. q Of MajosGsucral WOOL.
W. u. " i.-FL.. =. A. O.
Twill uo,. ;akc occasion 10 state tia, when tho
reAiment le't for Washington in 81 y last, letter
fom the Ati., n'-Geueral to the Hon. Secretary 81
Var informed Rim that our term of fer,ce was only
Tor thirty DAYS. s,w Mr. Stanton before tie thirty
days were rp lEi he re- rcsett ted 10 me that thc
Government vas DESTROYS tiai tie regiment 81 olld
be mustered into service for three months gvng DOE
reasons f,i tie request. | returned 70 baltimore,
represented to tie members Of rle regiu,n what
the Secretary had requested, and they Immediately
aud without hesitation vo'ef - remain three noutlt.
appeal 10 those WHO have charge Of t.e destiny Of
oar county " ether this il tie best way TO sec'nc
soldiers or unite noissOubiy TIE varied interests Of
our people. MAr,HALL LFfttrrs,
Col Commencing 9Th hesimcni
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Co,rrrrrArF WAR STrtNfR on TN
CoA7r oF CrrA.-Tho bar, :. ". llo.brook, AZ
Boston, fom havana Aug. -, brings Information
.-on toe l.. : Consul at tani pace, ihhi Cont'd-
esA.c rcrrw steamer Iman-oi-gar. with three uasis
anchored among the Csrdeua- Rvs on ;hc night OF
Ang. 10. Tie Consul addressed n"ie 70 any
L :. war weasel which to lobrook might fall IN
with. giving tle above news, hnd requesting
immediate ,oton in rcgnri 70 tie Confederate
steamer. Caf. Suan. u The iloihfook, al'o rcporo
flr6 = &c oonef from Na.rnu, y. T., arrived az
lla,nra on tne io,u and communicated with another
Ns..au re- ooner, and leis Immediately. The re-
mining schooner was shipping all the men that
could ne Daud ard the suppor.Hon was that they
were fyr ire Naf steamer alluded 10 above.
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HliIltarn Notlres.
Proclamation.

NAyoKs OPYiCK NEg-YoRK, Sept J. 1853
pur.u.n. 20 al Ordnance of IN. Corporation OF s city.
approved by hereby on behalf OF the OF onst
All bodied persons Of the prescribed oy law whe
s Wit in twenty dave after date hereof and before draft
,s, OF A. or organizing Tor the Of Fiy Dol:
r Zach IN aliion ali other bouues heretofore offered
~ b. site OF N.w-Yos the United ace the same 70
De- pad T. ai T-rsous .pecse TO their dcy author
iz taiivs, immediately alter their com lance VITO
tn reausen o. the authorti Of this STAT. for the pay
u.u 81 the ste bounty In the of Tecr IS FOR -grents
sr-sdy in ne field the THIRD sodlYon OF
psr.rr,y ~ 81 Odes No. So from h. oHe OF tho
the State, AID their acceptance snc acsnd
Inuster IL o seryics' 80 ,,
Tre sad payment shall bs made a. the Office 81 the Con-
troer of the CITY Of NcwY upon the al perauce Of
men volunteer. pe'sJnay BY their duly authorized repre-
sntatiyes and fling with him satisfactory evidence ~ their
raving y enlisted and been accepted and mustered
INTO the service the United States and also atins the
coupsny AID regimen; 10 when trey fe'p"e
lively belong. r,.-..,,.
II viii be noticed tia, the bounty hereby offered n only 70
those who shall after tn issue Of this Proc hsoo
GEORGE 0PDihE, Mayor.
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PepnsyIvGain npd t.c Wnr-siov. Curtin
Prepuriug Against rn,a-ion-'Tho STATE


HAna..rRe 1hursdsy ep;. !, 1921 O'Clock p. m.
Coy. Curtin has INT Issued LIE following Isot'a-
nation:
CoNxoSvHaLrH on PENSsTLvATlA ssln the nam. and 10y
anti crit, Of the Coumonwet'th Of teHu'yiyar Al
drew g. Curtin Governor o. he ssd Con,mon"esitl
PHOcIAEATioS.
yh,ros H. th. presen, position o. stirs II Is etpecrf
th.. es,ures should be taken 90 and prepare on cope
for defense pow therefore, DO earnestly recommend DE '
mediate forustou throughout lie Commonwealth oil Jun.
teef compsnie q eenents go oofIui'y with TIE -ia
Act Of 100 he ruied to 'hr zarn hi"
10 be formed egreseby provisions Of that sci.
I further recommended that IN order to give due orr"r'
tunes for cl and instruction Oh places Of bi4"~- %
closed 6ay O'Clock iH tic siieinoon 40 iit eli
persons therein msy ssr that hour be at liberty TO W t.
their military duiies.
The cheerful ascr,y with which tie men Of Fem" VANS
have hitherto given Themselves the service Of the cout
bss pressed b lvi!y on hsr uDra sy rosources.
reuctau, 10 AK her people further burdens
but their safety requires that hey should do 70 1t . H.
their behalf Ast put forth iL- ons herein
contained and urge prompt cor pi.ance with ther.
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the state at
Hsrrisbur I'll, 4h day Of September in the yer Of our
Lord 1867 end OF the Comm IA the 67th.
BY the Governor. Eli sLiFER, Secretary Of state.
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RrIFasr or CAPT. FrLryr.-Thc many friends
of Capt Charles +. Fuller will be glad to learn that
e las been Internationally released from the arrest
be vas put under on tire ls' Of Jn'y. No charges
have been prieerrcd against him, and il i clear rhat
Gen Hunter Was satishei there WAS no ground %
" .ch 10 lase them. Tho difficulty, we eievc,
originally wa' merely some question of sur ori'y in
relation 10 TIE charter Of a transport and one That
did not in tic tlirhre.t degree touch Capt Fuler's
integrity or efficiency. INDEED on that point It
would be extremely difficult To shake the confidence
Of those who know hin, even had any charges
been lrlu 30.
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N"W-seTNy Ncniocrntfc Sfnte Convention
J Correspondence OF The n Y. Tribu.a
TRENTON. N. j.. Sep, 4. 1852
Tie delegates to the New-yersey Democratic state
! Co,yeIiior, for nominating a candidate for Gov
efnor, met today az noon at Temperance Hall.
full representation was present, tog,ther with q
/ large numier Of polit.-a from ell parts Of ne
/ State. Mr.. WIN. Alexander Of Mercer County
called the meeting TO order, aud on motion, Ex-ioy.
/ Fort of Ocean Comfy was CHOSEN temporary Chair
nsn, and James X. Swayze and Alexander NJ. john
stvn, Secrefarics.
Committees were appointed 80 report permanent
officers resolutions, rules &C., sitter which an adj
ioumment took place until . p. ".
Upon rcass.mbling, the Committee on Permanent
Organization reported Tor President, Jacob Il. NOf-
tendyke OF Hudson County; one Yice-Presidont
from each county, and jonathan Burr aud o here
Secretaries.
Mr. Woricnlykc, upon taking his seat, made
few remarks, and claimed thai upon the Democracy
Tested solely tie res Grafton OF the Union AID the
preservation Of the Cou-itut on
Tie Convention then proceeded to nominate can
cIadtes Tor Governor and some fifteen LANES were
proposed.
An animated and noisy discussion then arose o.
TO the prOpn-ty 81 uomuaiIng candidate unill me
platform was adortrd but 1t was finally decided 10
pro, 1ed i'm Tie nominations, ~ the Oommut had
not yet manufactured iltio-In, and \ the oioree
should not ike 10 ttald upon II, &c could sep aside
and make room Tor one tlat would.
L irst ballot was "a follows:
Joel parser............ 90 Benz Williams -
Cr.rcs tAritou........ n s. In. Ar1ItCrr.......
Jo.e I,y!or........... q ALEX Nuftl.......... -
~ i-t0N .......... - Iolci Aorln...........
Tho. uyou............ ~ g.. D. auii........... 80
joan H. sT......... Y Fnnss, henuec y...... -
fotrr -. ro ui........... l5I
o. the ih.fd ballot, joel Parker received much
larger vote than any other candidate, ana a motion
Was offered 90 nominate hm by acciamaiiol. ins
proposition caused great confusion among Mr.. Tar
kcrs OPP on,uts, WHO vrheuently cred on, " No,
" No, Biseow,' "Bigelow;' aud hundred
or more voices STRIVING 10 make theuseiyes heard
by the Chair at TIE time. Finally, order was
70. tored. and tie bdOiiig preceded Ga he 9th
ballot, joel Parker received 30 votes which Wa n
considerable majority over All, and, on notion he
Wa, unanimously nominated.
Ir. pari.rr, having been waited upon by 4 COM
tteee, came forward and accepted tie nomination
in lew tIief remarks, eNpfc.-l IN. himself 30
favor OF orng tie Union 30 70 w;.r lid rori-iug
% express h.s sentiments more fully ii toue iu,uEc
time.
: me dis.nts'ac ION was expressed by delegates
and oihoIs tie ground that ar aTAer ls lot go
thorough party nan ~ hey desire.
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FRRlS-At Throyg's Neck w,.t,hrsser County on Ptab
DAY 4th inst John II. ferr. the SD year Of his

FkRRlS-At Throyg'. Neck Ws.t,hes.er County Ptai
ds 9Th inst John H. Ferris Ia tn. SD Of his
GRAR-in tbs city. Wednesday sept Harriet ks her
young@ dscghtet Of Wiiam +. and Esher NJ Grsy sget
year months aud % day.
KELLY 80 Ip this city ca Wedrc,d.v SEQ. q Joanna
daughter Of hicssei ard Mary Kelly sged years.
LOVE In thi e'y "Wednesday morning Sept > of con.
ge'ou o. Tho Ia Asas, wife Of Thons, Love- eyed 81
ai,dt niOLfa,
Tie eatiVs sud slds respectfully invited to attend
te iroLi rum hcs late resid-lc. No gg Broore etreet
on Friday AZ ocoek ~, ~iiiou, further ,,.on
McGlENIs--Ie Jeuey City on "Wednesday Sect 2 Fl.z,
Jsue MCUium. Soru .eat oaughe. OF Edward and Mar
Anne McoiEuis, Tasd n months
McNlCHOL-n Jr--ey CIV, Hnqh WsNirro' a,ed ., ,.,-.
aud months m,rrs.r % SIZE I'd New Jcr.ey Rsg,e1,
Company G. was wcuadd VI 1851 wlich caused L.
Chiraeo papers please coPy
NCHEENER-In Broo r,yn 81 W.inA,day sen, : Hall, =
Ncilrever, oesd year nd m0nthA
uLLEN-rn Brook y. on Wed,-osdsy sr-l Po,,,c.
Jeu- youngest cl4d Of John aud J.ne MoMclen seed 4
yeti months aid days.
OPOARK-Ir thl, city WeJr e-dsy Sept, 3 C.,tarin.
ORoak Youngest daughter o. Charltg 4. and cstharn.
Ohoe'k. agrd II months snd day
SFCoB--lu otlya. Wodnc. iav So {? R.becca A.
the only ztr Of "a. odofe aud 5lary eyed
years, months ard ijdsys
SIGL Ef-In ~. city or Wefnesd,y Sept Tbon,s son
Of John j. and Louiss SigieT eyed yes month ard ~
dsss
TIIONPsOE-on WcJre'day morning Sept. Q. Mr. Mary
! wif. Of. Thoup.-u iu the "a yer Of h., see.
of1hr'vev nth thi FRIDAY afternoon II o'clock
- Y ~ ans " . be Inferred Ia Gseeg"ooj.
JAN LCR--tt Alrt-rd.ia. on Mofday Sen.i i,rg
Ger. GeTgc ~ Tsf Tor - New Jersy Bg,de OF wounds
received ~ The battle OF Ma1a.ss.. Aur .. 1872
Van elCkbEN-at iplsttoll, Ulster Cou., On Ge5day
SEPT. ? abraham fGa :. ,ken.
Du,chsss County papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05

FIrE ~ WArsA STHEgT.-Abou' o'clock las'
night "A ire broke ont in the cooperation No. t2i
Water street, near Gouyernerr street. TIE IRE
communicated with the grocery store Of Edward
litter. No. go Water street, also With tie horse
so &c, occupied a- d.uiug-eaiaon and dwelling
hv lfeq-m4n {. Couius and with 'hc root Of &c..
Gg}. occurred hv number Of poor fmiIe'. TIE
-iore and dwelling of Eiward Jtfcr was considera
lly damaged BY fire aud water. The uiprr part oi
tie house wa. occupied by Goo. w. Towusend
The huilling h insured in be New World Insurance
Company for s2,C0O the furuare Tor 500 in the
N,w-IoIk FIRE and Marine lnsaru,ce Company,
ana tle siock for : o io the same company.
Tho building Ne. "a WA inrured IN toe Mechan-
ira' and rrlie-s' Insurance Company fof $1,000
Hegcma, \ Coulter 40. t.6, 'had their furniture
injured FOR 1870. aud the stock Tor $780, in Tie Je
ielspn Inrurauce Company. Damaged about !. 80.
TIE house 40 6-3 which VIA upiei y POOR
families, daIaagcd. with their iurnliare, oonsd-
eratly.
Tie total oas il es,im.ted at about s6,0O). The
cause # ;be ire could rot be- a,ce rtGined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05

Wad',ingt n. reports that on the LIST instant Oft g..
mouth OF the Potomac River, she came in collision
with the schooner Myers, Capt Rhodes, from Boston
Tor Washington, with cargo o, ZEE. The schooner
had her stem cut oil, aud was otherwise injured.
She was abandoned, her crew being taken on board
tie steamer, which brought them to Portslouth
Grove, with the exception OF Capt Rhodes, who
was left at Norfolk.