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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-18

AJKE.S7 = TF&.F CT'T0yV- 81 sC5E-FF p
Va KER4 BUSsING's.
We have Just received cur second purchase Of
Water Dry Goods, comprising some Of tho best
brands that tho world can produce A great vari-
ETY. OF Dress Goods, Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Cassi.
mtIss, &c SOHAPKER BUSSING,
ouy3O 40 Main So
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-18

II Roeecranz patent Coal Oh Burners, pOrta
bic. only requiring "a inch ehimneys. samples
may be seen at VICK cry BROS
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"XRLE 20 RDRR,
ID In ITb and 2b canisters-5 casesj Just receiv
ed and for sale by s. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-18

~ s5 boxes extra Pain soap;
s7 10 do German do;
gssl- 10 do Fancy Bar do.
Received This day ~ II. A. COOK,
janS rs hain street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Tie Pacific Iln;Irond-sccond DAY.

400. ~ stiursiIt SEPT. g W.
Tho Convention wa cilcd % oid at 1880. The
minutes Of yc-t,udly's pro eeding3 Were read aud
approved. a JOINT resolution Of the Legislature o.
Color4I) Territory, on The subject Of he Pacific
l. i'r0ad. WAs received and laid the table Tor iu-
turo consideration.
4 Comui,ie. Of thirteen 10 arrange the busnass
roied preamble and resolutions, which set forth
the Importance of Tie rod IN developing the mineral
Resources Of The Wet, and recommended the most
strenuous eXerions and TO still further unite for
the pcpeiuaron OF our Union by system Of con.
uu i,a'ion between tie two oceans, whicE shall
bind the citizens OF the different sections m sui
closer D.un s. that The pressure OF the war should
diacouI Qe the vigorous prosecution oithe work.
bgt give &c q l.eHh impetus.
Iley also recomml nd the opeuing OF books for the
Pacific I.oad al one CT tie pTiucipai cities ia each
Northern state aud san Francisco
The report Was accepted. The Committee not
having finished their labor-, leave war granted them
TO I'll again. GEN. HI of Dacotah, being pre- cut
was invited 10 lake "A seat in the Convention. Gov
Evans OF Colorado addressed the COnyeuilon on the
sdvan ages To be gained by running the rontc
through that Territory.
Several other gentlemen spoke Of the vast i'm
portanoe OF the road AID tie advantages 10 he gained
by it, speedy completion. During the afternoon
son. the preamble aui resolutions OF the Committee
were adopted, with tie exception # ono naming
places where books wee to he opened. Ills WIS
discus. cd a. length. Without action, the COnyeE-
ION adjourned ull tO-uorrOw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

NASHVILLE. Tucsday Sgt 2 l,f2
Reports, coming fsom trustworthy sources, statc
that Forrest and his entire force were taken last
night at Alexandra, neur Lebanon. Expeditions
started from Mcilunyille Murfrees}oro and Leba-
non, for the purpose of simultaneously attacking
him.
The city is full Of rumors aboht military move
ments. A great many Union officers in town have
been ordered to their several regiments.
TIE fret mail from the North FOR twenty days al
rived tonight.
LOUISVILLE "Wednesday, Sept o. 1859.
In view Of the preparations made and making to
resist the enemy the excitement here has coueidcra
Div abated. The co ton here Ii rapidly being t-ans
ported acrofs the OH, Rser, purchasers refusing to
pay here, but Offering iJc. on HE lnoiana shore-an
advance or &c. on yesterdays price.
Authenticated rumors say that the Rebels are
burning al the cotton they come across in their
marches through Tennessee aud Kentucky.
Col Shackefo.d of the Sth Kentucky Cavalry
overlook 4. H. johnson At Mor-anheld, Union
County, yesterday, killing aud capturing number
of Johnsons band ard is still pursuing the remain
der. The Southern line is again interrupted below
Russellville.
CfsGNNArI. Wednesday Sept .. l.b2.
Regiments from the camp, and companies from The
interior towns have been arriving all tie afternoon
The military authorities are very active
The Rebels occupied Lexington att p. n. Tuesday,
900 strong. Railroad md tclcgapbic commuuio4-
ton has been ro.esiahishod to PaTis.
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BROADWFLL-0n Friday. Aug. % :. Remapse Rockl nj
County y v. Charlie, C.. eldest OF Cha. I aud jane
h. BEoliwel aged IS wears, II months and l2 GIJ'
CALkGNs-lr BEookyn. Monday Sept. /, J. Tru'sel
Oak tins a-ed % years.
The gusl s.ryice, win take place Thursday at o'clock
AZ No. u Oxford street. Brooklyn.
EvERTs-A Newbern y. c. on Sunday. Aug - u remit.
an ous fever, Theodore kyers o! the 81 Newly ork
Artillery
FORSrER-In Jersey City on "Wednesday mcrniug Sept.
O. Sarah Csoliue. daughter q Thomas ' and Reoeccl
Forster. aged month aud ~ days.
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 a:s her funeral from the residence OF her PARENTS No
53 Wayne Jersey city. Thnsday. Aug. at
o'clo k
TAYLOR-On "Wednesday morning Sept. 2. sudlerly
Cnarc. Frederick only Of William Il. and Am Eliza
Tasi0r.
The funeral will tax. place This afternoon from the Bethesda
Baptist Church Fin -sirh street. near Lexington avenue
DRArH oF JANIS GoKg KfSG.-At = meeting Of the
Junior Glass o. Harvard COLLEGE held Aug 80 1902 the o.
lowi ns resolutions una imou-ly adapted;
hse1 IL has pleased Divine Providence 20 remove from
among 10 our much honored aud beloved casnr, James
Gore King Of New York.
EssIpef THAI while bow in submission 70 the Divine
will We d.ep, mourn the loss of inend and genial
rouuhuon aud snail always delight in the memories Of
our with whose generosity and noble
character rendered peculiarly endesrins his relations
10 rs clsssrnae. -.
Hesalred That in our deep especially
sympstlHe with his befeavet family.
Rorcf Tha, the class the usual badge respect Tor
thirty diys
Reolred That copy Of these resolution be presented TO
the family OF tine drceased
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Prom Fortress y1onror.

foEriT-- MosHos Tue.isy. Sept ? 1867
The flag Of truce La. just arrived from Aikens c
Landing (steambost Mary Bentpn.l They took mr.
Capt. Mccormick the noted pryaiecr, who cap
turcj the propeller Fanny at Iaieras Inlet nearly
year ago. he has been priya'eering most Of the
time during the war. and sm informed be Lac been
twice captured aud paroied. lie was last captured
at Newben, ~ G.
The Mary Benton brought down the family Of
ex-President John Tyler, consisting Of Mr.. Tyler,
and six small children. They are on their way
North from Cry Point.
A lady from Richmond also came down, aud say =
there il much sickness 1t Richmond that tie city j.
quite deserted the Heard nothing said Of the late
battles the Rebels very confident OF doing greet
execution with thsir iIon-clad gunboais when com
pleted No Iapers were brought down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

ship Roesn' Martin Newry Aug O. mise to Thos. Dun.
hsn- hsd heavy weather much of the passage
Bark Henry, Wilson Mars.illcs uIy o,.sed Gibraltar
z WIN Hu,e. TO Geo Blkley Aug 10 lat ~ u.s. lon 50
81 t9ps hurricane from s. which lasted two hours during
Mhsh on all square sails blew all the toIsals
"a, po rope rn the remainder of gskets carried
away mantopgilan mast aud done other gs p th ult
10 .ne eni saw small bark, steering ~ T. with loss OF
most OF her sails and SOME spsr.
master. @-' WV "' ' -
bl' bylantium (Br, Of LIVERPOOL g. CLAIR Bahia % days
hlles cciee and cotton TO Kirklsud 4 Won sachs
bng Lew Speed Key West 10 days 10 ma.te anchored
IN the Lower Bay The ship Couere.. Ddukg.ter would
Sail next day for new ork. IA ballast
brig A. G. MerfymsB tot Gardiuor), Grsy Kew West
days cotton to n. Beuuer Brown.
Sohr Henry Elliott (of Maitland " 81 Dart Jacna Il
days cot e aud ogsOod to }. +. Whitney 1 Co.
schr Edwad slade, Steele, Georgeo~n d. coal bound
for Fall River
schr. Yankee DOvae, Van Cloif Georgetown d. c. days
coal
Schr X. Hart Kent, Bangor lumber to 7. NJ Mayhem
FELLOWSHIP Java. Digset' from Gasgow and the Clyde
Asg /, q Durham Dimon.
Snip COnldance, Cole, from Creenock July p.
sAILEDScsnshins Marion aud Creole for Ne Orleans
WIND-sunset, g 5. W. and light
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mnrLc..-R rporfldI Tiiegrop6.

pryyAro SEPT 3-fLoCR quiet WgHsr shade caser
sal. Of a Oon bush Red Winter a. - la1 ~ 49, CoKs
d,lt sac. Of un.ouud al 2ic oar hrmr. - NhsAi
duh and no sales fEYCHTs hfn. lNruKls-sCuJ bol'.
four M fni bush Wheat 90 do Corn - goo DO Oats
E,ro,tr-a0p bhl- Flour, $1,000 Ousi Wheat. EONO do
Corr, p 90 go. Dlis. 800 do Barley.
OsWY00. SEPT J-FforR steady NHsN hrm but quiet
s.-s Of go bush private Cons hgm; sales Il
~ q bush. yellow Iiiuois at 81. Otrs hrl FREIGHT
upchsneed lnPDRrs-.d.0ln bush Wheat, J9oW do Corn
FVrorrs--q ono brsh Nhra'. - ono do Corn.
Cufc 400. sept 3-FLOrH -. tswcr. Wnttr "a c lower
e. A. Aa a0c for No and 20 Gc. f1r No. >. Cotn ac
i.r pnd ialc. lower: sars 21c hEcrirT-, 700 bbl
onr ~ ni bnsh Wheat 81 oon bash. Corn. SlrN yHIs
n pfo bbl. Flour 1900 bi,h. Wheat 1880 bnsh. Com
Fyuirs ldl'c higher re Corn and BE on Nnea, 20
I,uaao. FKCHANGE var boip J..
N,r,c.rKKy -cpt J-FLorR dull. WHEAT 4d5r lower
LIS AZ gIqgr RErEPqs 800 bbis. Flour, 1850 bush
Wheat sntpNrNrs coo bbls. Flou' y tOu bIsh Wheat
FEgtsHrs iltc. " heat to buiao
pntL,DKt PitIA, Sept 3.--fLorH quiet WHEAT aetiv"
Whit, $40 ri So Red, I'll pa ~ "a. Coks active ans
sdv,ncug. Yellow 680soc. CoPPE quiet. Provisions al
ysnciag. M,,. Pork Eli 5OaSl2 WHISKY, SIC.
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r{cs5on Bscnavoicrcc.

WARRINGTON. Wclr..d-y, ) ~
EIGHT ffeiplt car lJaIs II hospital riorr. ~ q
e,,pnlies which were cor'rilted 10y tle oiHe'H oi
Boston on Sunday Afternoon, a,..v-d here tbs NOR
ing, accompanied by Mayor Wia''"a'' S~ye' al
ren,bers Of the City Council aad Il force OF rs
policemen. Thee immense contributions were '"f'
warded in charge Of the Adams Express 'o"PAn''
and were delivered at the caprai free Of charge ior
freight. The railroads forming the route WA of'oS
ter and Springfield to New-fork, the Camden ana
Amboy Railroad the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Railroad, aud the Baltimore and Washington h'i''
road, transported the 10 tuns OF ifeiSh' "'"'"'
charge as their contribution toward tho noble onec'
OF comforting our wounded soldiers. The Shoie
route from Boston to Ncw-York also brought TWO
cars in the same liberal manner. The boston Ponce
force have made Themselves very useful In carrying
the wounded from the boats and cars to the anLu
lanches. Their strong arms have been grateful as
sstance to the sufferers. The attentions and supplies
are not confined 70 the volunteers Vi Massachusetts,
oil share the Boston bepevoence.
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Battlefield siCcucs.

The Uaslingfon R,DuJ icqa Las dc following
A party with hsg OF truce went from Ger re-
Vile on Monday morning for he ba,ile-groui d, but
found no Reheis and the II deserted bv or enc
mics who had left our dead AID voun cd untouched.
The wounded were placed in apbuiaoes and taken
OF the field, aud Che dead were buried.
In Saturday fg1t sad anu most unacc,untabie
biund,r occurred. The 81 Michigan went into tn
battle with 200 men and came ont with only ] .6,
and more han thre -iOlrtts Of tris number met
tier fate 10y the fire Of the 20h Indiana Regiment,
which lapI,d over THEIR rear aud poured Ealing
IRE into them while on tie adyurce. Tie tr.t
knowledge which the Michigan bows had of tie
presence of tie other regiment was the bullets in
the back Of their heads arns Sc. nearly halt the
regiment having lapped scross them
TN the fight on Mouday risht, tie 1t and lOh
New.York having bat feS oiu cas-, concentrated,
and fought on cir own hook" and In their own
way. the Iui,n troops drove the Rebels 40 le'-t tt
mile and half aud after q very severe contest,
which was fought during the s'orm, or uOope
rested upon tie field, haviag gained a complete
victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The Worlds Horse Fnir-Boiicr EspIo-
zion, sc.

IIITf 40, " rlrfTIfV- sHIF = ?.
The World's Horse Fair opened Yesterday with
many promising indications thai IL would be sue
c,ss. TIE number oi entries ~ booded and superior
lorses from Ncw-Yofk reursy lvau.a. Vermont,
Kentnciv. and al the Western States were very
lr.e. The managers Of the e4aiai;ion Tor months
la,t rayo been ulceasrg Ia their efforts - provide
ngAlnsi failure. The nuaher Of visitors yesterday
ana tod ~ were NJ 20 large "a anticipated. but
every tram arriving brings esions. The iAirlsts
two weeks.
The tu, Union exploded her boiler at the mouth
OF the River to-day. 1lo'. Boyd, Harior-Nlasier,
Cant. DAILY, aud Geo. W. tre4rson, were drowned.
Cant. Dali a. the schooner Advance was seriously
wounded Cine Harding bad his knee fractured.
The y rib American Telegraph Association net
IL this city TODAY al were represented except the
At an'ic aud ONO. Delegates from this
pected tonight or To morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Jones. Capt r. B. ED Pa Tytu,yi,s
Bates. Lieut.. w. f.. G3d Pa Enc
Wiittick. Lieut.. W. $50 Pa Erie
WOUNDED.
Campbell II s.. Iieut. c,l sd Pa
Lamont W. X ,hsior 49, p. u.i.sirr
Graham, John c., Captain Fd Pa , missing
Henng john, Leuensnt Sd Pa. nj ing
larry, I. :. Captsin (Commsndiugl 10th Micr
Elliott. II. r., Capisi0 Ion Mich
Hill T., Lieu 10Th n ch
Larabce. Capt,in 44.b y. Y
Hardenhuig Lieutenant f4th N. Y.
Russell Lieutenant f4th v. \.
Gibbs, Lieutenant 4f'h n Y.
Nash. Lieutenant 4fh n. Y.
Neets. Colonel i2ih y Y.
Roo. Ca plain l2tl N. \.
Ryder, Captain 18th y. Y acting A D. c. to Gen Butter.
iedl
Fowler. Captain 18TH " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Wnr Matter. in Pennsylvania.

HAHHIsBrK0. y cInr sts sept j I7II-
An erroneous report ohs been IN circulation here
that Gov. Curtin had telepaphed to the Secretary Of
War that he insisted on Pennsylvania troops being
placed under Maj.-Con. Mcclellan.
The intelligence from Washington that the army is
falling back to ,he Notifications has gwen rise 10 tie
expression Of opinions regarding tho propneiy Of
sending troops away when they may be required i'r
the defense OF the state. large number have 81
ready gone, aud more are preparing 10 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Intes. Ship News.

LRRINF Ed. .WRpsEsp.Y Sept. J-Midnisht.
Shin Star OF the West Morrison. LIVERPOOL july e. mdse
and " pass TO Samuel Thompsons nephew Had aht head
aus N, entire passage. Aug Il. ~ a. 10 lon % 80
hin r.h Queen bound F.. 18th, lat - ~ lon IL 20 saw
aiip Nap sr Marshall, hence Aug. for LIVERPOOL
Ship Dephne tfTus.aq, Breute DnO - says III pa'i"'
10 Punch, Me.Hcke & Neidt 81,
slIp John Buuyan iof >carpor Carver London - day
b,,at to Walsh Carver L Chase. lts Lad heavy " n
rrles the en'ire passage Aug a. lat ~ Tor d. wa
ba,ted b. bark Pilot .. iiayen om Iid1, July ~ io
Bos,ou snd svp Piled Aiaa wish on and PROVISIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Seventeenth Wnrd Union As.ocintion.

named Ward Wac held iast evening at the Seubeu
House, No. .'5 Bowery. In the abeence Of the
President. Josoph ). Mcneil, VI. d., Jacob ID.
Y,ung Esq.. called the meeting 10 order. The
minutes Of tie hsi meeting were read and approved.
ON notion it was resolved that he Afsociaiion pro-
oeed 20 eject Delegates to tie Union State Couycn-
ton TO be held az Syracuse, Sept. - l562. For the
Sixth District, William T. Ashman, Delegate; Id
ward Thomas, Alternate. For Tenth District, Fred
erics q .rrte4j William Al. Facouer William A.
Sinailey, Delegates, Thomas 4. Oakley, Henry a.
Weed, George Xix, Alternate. Twelfth District,
Fied.rick c. Wager, Delegate; Charles L. Crofut,
Alternate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
TIIE GUERBELLAs IN WESTERN
Virginia.
Approx sion OF IL Raid NJ Phiiippi-0ur
Force Prepared To Meet IL.

PhILIgPI, Aug. 81, lS62.
E5rohs tSrELLIGhNckh: a report reached TINS
place v.s,e,d thai large forco OF Rebel cavalry
had mad "a IA on Bnckhannon, taking possession
Of the racc, and killing nearly all cf rhs little force
of snlai .rs ths,e Cap. Reese of the 6th Virginia
REGIMENT. now a, iqis Place, received orders from
On 0'' Nv lLns9 mt, to BE- direction The Captain ard
IN, bows were ready for them Let night and are
okiug for them today 'ere VA considerable
ezitemel; among he peoC!o o, rn,llppi curing Tue
whole of last ,ht. Nothing bas 0eeN ho'ia '.'"'
Buckhannon to-day. foUn truly, D''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

SLAvrs BELONGING TO jobs BELL or Ih' 49,.
prrr.sFp.-On Saturday morning, two negroes
named Noihington Lewis and Tusk Jesse, belonging
IN the late Presidential candidate and now promihen,
R.bcl John Bell of Tennessee, were emanciPaa.eeu
~. he District Provost MaIshni-Gon here; me
,,i,J, LOO lSt. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The E.Giau cVoutars.

CnioAeo w'anesd,y. Sept o. i'e e,
The 81. PaH Pioneer OF th, 3Jlh tays Col. SiV'
ley's advance reached Fort Rlisloy on Wednesday
morning hst On Monday tie Indians, in II large
body, moved up the river toward Red Wood. They
had large team Of wagons horGes ana cattle, aud
opposed also TO Lave about 200 captives, womcl
mud children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
WosAv's CryrRAL ASSOCIATIONS op RELIEF


No II Cooper Union. 3isv, NEw fO.g. Sept. . 1872
II. y Sanitnry Cemmi-siOu.--re oar Branch Relief
and al who Interested IN The care 81 our
wounded soldiers. 49,
We wan, not and b.n6sges and hospital clothing We
money buy stinaan. and to enable Us to Toward
these supplies TO Washington.
On Sunday, received telegram asking ior hnded
bar-es of rt and bandages We ony sbe send -
Other egr.us directed forward hospa clothing md
stimu ants tonight will mud store empty OF
tlese.
Tie time ias now come when every and every
for the love country and those who have given tr
lives IT, should feel 70 b. hi and her special duty 20 40
the utmos. TO alleviate the sD.ug OF wounded soldiers
We working ia connection with the Medical BuIesn
Washington. through the ,. Sanitary Connn'oa end h
for a PROMPT response TO this appeal
Bsudage rollers BE- obts ed Mes Aihause Son,
No. 80 hsusonst Old linen for lint can be had at the
Office. -- -. 49,.
ELLEN COLLINS. L. A. FELLOWS,
H. DOSE3ICULX NJ COLBY. -
ELIZA II. SCHUYLER, GERTRUDE STEVENS.
SAM'L w BRlDGHAn, GEO. +. ALLEN,
". Il DRAPER, NJ. d,
Ne ubsr. Of the Executive Con ui..ee.
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From NOvn scotia.

HALViN. Nclue8day, SEPT. :. I3l2.
The Asia sailed for Boston at tai, evening. W.
S. Mcneil II Halifax died on board.
A Cape Breton paper Gays that the gunboa's
Mcdea and Nimble, have sailed to intercept the
steamer oil Cape Race for dispatches for the Animal
now at 81. Johns y. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
More Regiments Gor the Sea, Of War

f0s1os. tuesday. sept 1862.
The Doth Maine Regiment Col. Ame', and the
Both Massachusetts, Cot. Bow man, embarked THE
ate moon ~ steamer Merrinse for The scot Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

AQu,Iic MATcu.-'lo-day there will be match
race for : 900 between tie boats Commodore and
Nonpare. The start will be between r. o'clock
and D. M. and "A steamboat to accompany the boats
round the conrac will leave the foot of Court street
South Brooklyn, with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Rrrrmiting in the s,n,r.

ALHiNi, Iutsddy sfpi- 2 Ilt-.
From all accounts recruiting has been very active
fhrouehou, tie State for tie past two days. The
State will probably make the daft about tie Zen.
Gen. Busted was IN town on Wednesday. on the
invitation Of the Governor. l. is sulposcd bio
business was connected with the draft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The I1Jsb Regiment.

fINICI| = ' n = = y p ~
..as 4,li Ononds.a Regiment luc 1870 V.s oil
.c..isd today. Oh Barn4m. mte Major OF 'he
70. cormrds Thee vii BE n' draft ia' a'i
Oao.dapa. The fvo ne0 regiments, Together "i.'
10. men IA she Oh veg mems, loaya les u'n ~ Cd.
,b,. ,.il oi.,l. under boif calls to b. r.i- T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
NhIltarn Notices.
Proclamation.

M,yOR's OPPICg NEwYORK Sept. ,. 1852.
Pursuant to dHsnce OF tie Corporation Of this city
approved by hereby, behalf o. the orlolion, oicr
all able bodied persons Of the prescribed ~ law sho
s within twenty days sef d,.e hereof 3ld before draft
hail BE- made enr Ia auy Of the regiments o. the
Of organizing for the tue Of Fnty Dol
ars esch IN addition I'll other bounes heretofore offered
or red 10 be psd volunteer ,odier for TIVE present
by the Of NewYok the United Sles the to
paid 3, said persons respectively 20 % any author
lied Representatives immediately alter heT comp aace with
,he requirement authoriiss Of sh SAFE for the
the State Doulty in the case Of recruits of fesnens
already in field prescribed By the third subdivision o.
paragraph Orders No. So tn, OLD OF the
fths state and their scceptaee ans actual
IA in % service
The SAID payment shall be made al the Office # tbs Coz
roi-r Of the Cry Of Newyok, upol the appar.nce Vi
such volunteers personally by their duly authorized repre-
euaiyes and fling with his satisfactory evidence oil he
hayias seyeray enlisted ans been accepted aus clustered
Into the service IL the Uei STATES snd also ttog the
Of the company aud regiment to which they esfe
lively belong"
It vii be noticed that the uty hereby ofr'd only
those ~ 30 volunteer after tn ss- oftb. Proclamation.
GEORGE OPDYhE, Mayor.
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MARlsIE

wedue.day, Sept , a, New Bruins
wick n D., by the Rev :. NJ. Woodbridge. ID. d., the
Rev Samuel J. Rogers OF Battle Creek, Mich TO Harriet
H. youngest daughter OF the a.e Prof Lewis c. Beck
~ H., OF Rutgess College. New-BruIswck, =. J.
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tEo,emc,t, of Gen. Corcornr.

ALBANl. " fdn' dag. seq %. ~.
Gen. Cor,,rln, accompanied by Alderman Dayton,
is q. Ccac'css Hall
r. general com,s here to forward tic raising Of
&c ,-ent
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HoTEL ARuIv.ts.-ThomasJ Jones. American Com
sul TO NJ. Andrews; Col. Bryan, Albany; Col. Ed
Upton. Port Royal, are at the Aston House.
The Hon. Z.Jock Pratt is at the 81. Nlcholas.
u. NJ. Philips, Of Tie Toronto GLOBE, is at the
Lniarge iiou-e.
Gen. a. c Nevin, Alfred Foot, L. S. A., ale at
the Metropolitan.
Cnyler Van yechter, Albany, is at tie Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
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tons.
Correspondsnoe Of Tie y \. Tribune.
B,S9oH, Me. Aug 30 l862.
The Republican Congressional nominations for
Maine are now complete, as iollows:
DIT DIT
f. John y Goodwin N John r. Rise.
II. itne, Terisin. " FREDERICK 4. Pike.
III lanes O.. Shire. Oi II. r A. D. Fe.ssnien
Mr. Festendon is 20 fll the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of M. Walton. who has accepted an ap-
pointmcni to the Supreme Bench.
Messrs. Goodwin, Rec, aud Pike are members of
the present House.
NJ. Blame, tor the lasi two years Speaker OF the
Maine House of Representative, Is I'LL able debaer
aud will at once take Il high rank among the debaiers
ia the National House of Representatives.
They will all be elected by large majorties.