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The universal success, which ha, al
tended the administration Of this prePar-
alton has been such Is to warrant Us in
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
N AERsH. ..

GRAY-KRLLOGG--At the residence Of the BRIDE fi,her
By the Rev DR.. Seward. ThomAs Gray. IT, ~ litwksee
Scotland, Ca.ohse Augusta, daughter 81 > l. kellogg
esq. OF Yorker.
HINCKLEY -CARROLL--At HyAnnis. Mas. on Welnes
day sent . by tho Rev >. J. BrownsOu. Capt. Wendell
IIlncsey Of yarni, 70 M,ss lsabe. daughter Of T. J.
Carroll csq. OF Ssv-iofs.
Jersey City pap.D please copy.
YT-HuNTiEGTON-In Danbury, Conn OF Tucsi,y'
Scot o. hy the Rev. James Rob"rsou Henry T. toyt 20
Fanny d.ughtrg Of the Rev T.. >. Huntington eli OF
the former place.
JOHNSTON -GARDSER-On Tuesday. Sept g. by the
Rev A CONAN. Levi. Johnston q Annie A. Gardner.
LA uOS-PLAST-ih Brooklyn. Tuesday. Sept; Q by
the Rev 4. l.. c.. -. James b. La Hon 10 Alne s'
dAasi ter Of Edward Plant. esq. all Of Brooklyn
LOCKWOOD -GkRRIsOS-On Tue.day. Sept g by the
Rev. 81 Wsodbfilge. a lockwood TO Ahbic l.. Gam
daughter VI oha Carbon. al OF sastosa sprns
PHILLIPS-LOsEt- IN Brooklyn, on Monday Sept. g.
by Ia. Rev newton iir,1n, Capt. Beniamin fmlps, OF
tie I19ih Regiment New York Vols to Mis-, josephine A.
Loses Of jersey City.
MITH-BABCOCk-In Brooklyn, on sunday Sept. :.
by the Rsv Dr. Budd ngton Capt Frank h smith u the
I25th Regiment New orb 70 Lizzie c. youngcs, daughter
Of The late Avery &. Bsbcocs e-q
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The Excitement in PcuusyIvnnin.

GREEN CsrLx Pa Wedne.diy. Sept 10. 1861!
Much excitement prevails here tonight Oh account
Of reports Of the Rebels advancing lIagerstown.
They are said 10 be advancing toward that place by
the way Of CavetOsn, as 10 get III The rear and
cut off tie retreat Of those who might attempt 70
get away.
Up to p. IN, no signs OF the enemy appeared a
any point, atholg come two hours previous negro,
among others, reported them within three miles OF
the town. The people there were very much ex-
cited aud numbers were leaving with their families,
while owders Of borsos were sending them out Of
town, 20 that tie Rebels shall not seize them.
horse or wagon could not be hired at any price.
4 scout nom Russells cavalry report movement
Of the Rebels toward the place. The telegraph ope-
rator left about o'clock, and has no; been heard
from since.
H,KKsHrfo Wednesday. Sept lO-aiinlsht
State messenger has sent intelligence amount
ing in substance, TO the following:
He reached IA position on the mountains overlook
ing Frederick and ly means Of glass elw all That
was going on In town. He arrived there about II
this morning and GAYS there was evidently move
ment of troops in the direction Of Middetown and
Boonsboro going on.
Farmers informed him that forward movement
began at hs morning. ,upIosed to be about ~, oOO
The messenger then crossed the mountain TO within
two miles Of Minsyile, and reached position over
looking Boonsboro. lie saw IS cannon and large
number Of wagons. The soldiers looked ragged,
shoeles-, and hatless.
a mail carrier was taken prisoner and held five
hourr. He says great Numbers throw themselves
down in the middle Of the road, attacked with
bilious cole, caused by eating green corn.
a skirmish took place between the Michigan
Cavalry and Virginia Cavalry, leading the Rebel
advance. at Boonesboro. a Rebel lieutenant was
killed and two priyates were captured. They say
Jackson loads the column.
The Rebel pckets were within mile and a-hali
Of IIagersiown at this evening Tie main body
appears to be going between Boonsboro aud SHARPE
burg, eight miles below Hagerstown.
The Rebel pickets uniformly told the farmers that
Jackson leads the army. and the Cumberland Valley
is their deetination.
All manner Of rlInors are in circulation here with
regard to d great battle having been fought. can
say with certainty that no Intelligence Of this char
acter has been received by telegraph or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
Movements of the Rebels.

BARRIsBUHG. Pa Tuesday. Sept. 10, 1867
Il il now certain that no Rebels had entered iia-
gerstown at Gp. N. jackson undoubtedly moved
from Booneboro' toward Hagerstown, but there IL
nothing Trustworthy to his near approach to la'
gerstown. lie may be moving to Williamsport 10
cut off Gen. White, now ut Martlnsburg aud Har-
pers Ferry, or direct upon WayneSboro' in this
State
The former is most probable The Northern Gem
trial Railroad and Telegraph are etill o. X. The
people Of Pennsylvania are now thoroughly aroused
and 900 men from Berks County and 900 from
Chester will probably be here by morning IN ahiic''
patton Of the Governor CALL and within twepty-iour
hours 90 900 men will be in the Cumberland Valley
and before jackson can reach Chambonburg he will
be required TO meet and overcome $4,000 Of Penn
syyania's yeomanry.
Gen. Wool has been assigned TO the command OF
all the troops north Of the Sus1uehanna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

ell each either shall organize in this State separate corps
Of fifty thousand composed OF citizens Of this and other
States and allow the received TO be counted as part OF
the quota Of the state from which they some oil
the calls for troops heretofore made by the President
II con'en We shall hope to induce the Generals to I'M
dertske the organization. GEORGE OPDYKE,
Chairman National War Committee
WAsHISGros, sept 5, 1901
Gorge Opdyke. Mayor, No. - 5ih-dr., Nep. Yok
Your telegram OF yesterday has received confederation OF
this Department General Mitchell having been assigned TO
command the Southern Department must Immediately JOIN
his command Raising Volunteers in New York has been as
signed to the Governor Il that State who faithfully per
forming HI duty and there appears to be reason Tor inter
f.riug with him
70 authorize military officers OF high rank to raise and
organize army corps would productive Of military dsofg'n
izsiln.
This Department therefore cannot consent that any Msor'
General shall efganiZe a separate corps
EDWIN Nj. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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,bn.snchuset,s Republican sin'e C"n''"-
ton.
yyoncysrsR. Mass, Wednesday, sept.
f'Nse' - . - =. =.

yoncysr.R. Mass, Wednesday, Sept 10. 1867.
The Republican State Convention IL III seS''U"
here to-day, and is fully attended. Inc hon' ~ H.
Bullock of Worcester presdeS, assisted ~ riA'e'"
Vice Presidents and six Secretaries
The Convention nominated the present 0'a'e
officers for reelection amid loud applause.
A letter was read from Lieut.-Gov. Nesn''h ue-
clining denomination. Recess.
At the Republican Convention TINS sl'erhvo Do.
letter was read from Lieut. Governor nesill'n' ue
clnnp reelection; and the Hon. Joel iiaydeh, on
Williamsburg. was substituted. Otherwlse ,lle
State ticket remains as filed by the present incuiii
bents. -. r,o
The Convention adopted five resolutions. Inc
first pledges support to the National "oyefn,n.,
the second mentions Slavery az principal I'd
Of the rebellion, and says 1t should be eA.1 &C. On,
the thUd expresses respect and sympathy ~, V ,pa
gallan, soldiers who fight and fall III the sei..o nh
foGrtl supports our State Government; .no n,tr
oIolses our Senators in Congress, and feeohlca,p'
BE reelection Of Charles Sumner. Tue Vote 'oi VIZ
resolutions was nearly unanimous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
THE WAR In KENTUCKY.
sKIRMIsHING NEAR COvINGTON
TIE REBEL ADVANCE GUARD IN SIGHT
a GREAT BATTLE INN iNENT.

CINCINNATI. wednesday, Sept. 10. 1867.
Skirnishing has been going on all the afternoon
The advance guard Of the enemy, about 5000 in
fansry and 900 cavalry, have been in sight since II
o'clock, about five miles from Covington.
Late in ibe afternoon they were moving to TIE
right in hesvy masses, to pass abou, two miles from
Fort Mitchell
a battle will no doubt take place tomorrow.
CsciSsArI. Wedncsday, Sept. le-Evsnifg
battle may be expected tomorrow.
Onr pickets were engaged to-day. One OF them
was killed and several wounded.
They have fallen back mile
CisclNsArI. Wednesday, Sept 70 1872
Business again suspended to-day, AID all the
military organizations ordered TO report for ser
vice at o'clock in the morning.
Three thousand laborers have been ordered to go
to work on trenches.
When they were twelve miles distant they were
ordered to halt by the pickets of Gen. Ewing. They
did So and the officer in command of the ambulances
was taken before Gen. Heath, who informed him
that he could not pass the train, as he was not re-
ceiying flags of truce at present
The military authorities received information late
last night that the Rebels were advancing in force.
The excitement in the city is intense.
CIScfNsATI Wednesday Sept 10-lol o'clock p. m.
Atrain of thirty ambulances with flag Of truce
left here yesterday afternoon for the use OF our
wounded at Richmond
An appeal was then made to Gen. Kirby smith,
who promptly allowed our ambulancee 10 proceed.
Our scouts report that the Rebels are moving III
two divisions, numbering 10000 men.
this ,nornipo lsry. Rebel cayAlry force
attacked our pickets on Licking River driving them
back mile, several Of whom were wounded.
Our whole force over the river was drawn up IL
line of battle at noon TO day.
One of our men was killed in picket shirmish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
National War Commune Of the Citizens q
Ncw-Yori and Gen. Fremont.

At a special meeting, held Sept. IO, the following
resolution was passed conformity with which the prior
resolution Of the Committee the Latter to Gen Fremont in
closing resolution and hi'repy the Telegram to the Sec
rrtary Of War aud his feply are herewith puhished
national WAN CossiTrsS or Tns CiIittssoF}
NEw.fOKk. NKs- York Sept. TO- 1907
The National NsT Committee Of the Citizens OF New ork
having passed the snaexed resolution on the "a inst IN the
bope Al tho nsncs the two MAJOR Generals mentioned
epy he only two then Ia New FORA and not on duty would
attract 70 Of the country some persons VINO might
nat o,b.rwi,e enter il immediately and the following cone
spondeuce having theeupon taken place and me answer Oh
tie War Department being accepted by TINS COMMITTEE d.
conclusive Or is acon # IS ,hsrrap1n rer IN. ..3
resolution and that the sae together win the coffp0
Ike. led That Gen Fremont and Gen Mitchell 6e and are
requested IL will consent to organize ~ I'm.
s,a, sitbou DELAY corps 81 fifty thousand men aud tHt
,opatop Tor such consent be made to the General Govern
M nt and if il refuses then to the State Government
bD,or,d That ali r-sil ns Of This city who are willing 70
ion such corps be requested TO communicate thei nae'
~ EYw-YORK September Itol
a,,. L.y. the honor to ucOrs a copy of resolution
~. dsv passed By the National War Committee OF New
Yorb sni 10 ash whether If tho Government consent
will rtnse organization Of csrps therein iee's
very u '''''' GEORDE oPDYKE, Chairman.
Mai. Gen. Jous c. FREMONT.
cory KEsSirri0s. ,,,, L, -
R,,or,f That Csa. Fremont and Gen. MitcLe be eacn
requested II the Government "ii consent 70 o,s ~, i@s
lion Tor such co1.ent nse to ibe General Governments
and II it refuse. then to the State soo ,ss,
Sir: hsys the honor receive note o. the 70 n'.
communicating to resolution passed py Wv :, IN ga
committee If New York 10 relation to corps OF nv
IA 10 know 10 the event that 1t have the sinc'''i
Of the Government II ould undertake IT. oIssnnso ~
81 be Couuittee for the honor OF their INVITATION sn'
her W.. 10 inform them tina. would undertake The pfRo'e
duty with great pleasure ,
l. C. Fremont Major General. U y Army
aon. GaoRoE OrDrKE, &C. Chairman o. oo"',;, 1852
- a. Han Edwin 81 STANTON Secretary n Wd'' Wa"
." ~" fngiOn. -, .....I
s.; Wu you consent thss Cen Fremont md osA na''A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
Tremendous Meeting in PnDeuil Hall.

Bo.ros. "wednesday, sept 10, 1904
Edward Everett, Robert c. Winthrop, Mayor
Wghman, Patrick DonagLue, and otherr, made
soul-stirring speeches to an immense audience III
Faneu Hall, last night, in aid OF raising an IRISH
regiment in this city, for Gen. Corcorans Brigade.
Mayor Wightman is making every exerion to
raise and equip this regiment for the gallant Corco-
ran. 1t will be Of the very finest material, and an
honor 10 the Old Bay State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
D;s,urbauc. at Newtown, Conn.

Nyw.UAvgs, Conn, "wednesday, sept TO I0'2
There was disturbance to-day at New,own'
Conn. arsing from the enforcement of tho law re-
gardins the draft.
TIE Selectmen teegraphed to Marshal Carr for aid,
tho re,,Iicd AS follows; "Adjourn the meeting and
advise me. will protect you at all hazards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
couueci;cut Military Matters.

NV HAVEN, Wtdnesday. sept To- lDhZ u
The enrolled militia and others, 10 the number Of
900 or 5000, assembled at the State House at >
o'clock to-day for the purpose Of draft. The Sc
lec,uen continued their session until O'Clock p. M,
at which time tho entire quota of the town was
filed by enlistInsnts. without any DRAFT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
rsajor-Gcn. Eeintzei'nnn Promoted-sie ..
20 Command the Forces Souih Of the
Potomac.

PmLaDPLPnIA. Wednesday. Sept TO- 1872
Maior-Gen. Ileintzelman has been appointed to
the command Of the forces for the defense OF wash
iupton south of the Potomac.
The friends Of Brigadier-Gen. Mansfield say that
he is to be appointed Major-Geueral of Volunteers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
GucrriIIn- lIOufed.

RusKLyILLs Ky, Wednesday, Sept TO- lsss
Major Kennedy, of the 9Th Kentucky Cavalry,
had d skirmish near Alensville with Woodward r
guerrillas The UnOnisis lost and captured -four
prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Twensictb Ward Republican Associntion..A
COMMITTEES hve members OF Thu Association VIII De IA sos
ion At Cor,e aentsl Hal THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and
MONDAY E'.ENlNGS, Sept H. ~ ard TO- nom %
wishing ne GONE members Of the Association AL voters
Ia the ward .ho are Of vigorous prosecution
nature have placed IN our hands crush tie Rebellion, are
invited 20 b ecome members - go. - -,
SAMUEL SINCLAIR President
A. SfrSJ DD,Ng Secretary
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Seventeenth Ward Republican Association
The Committee sppo ted by the ANlih Nad Hepnbucan
ION for the purpose Of enrolling the paes Of citizens
ard who pledge themselves TO supror, the pomni
ton. TO be made b. the REPUBLICAN and MON STATE
CONVENTIONS at Syracuse September - lso2 viii meet
on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS Of thss week at Lincoln Hall No t9 East Houston s
corner OF Allen. from TO O'Clock
.RFnFRIcK oLWsTEAD NM Is. VANDERHooF
WILLIAM I. AsHMAN, LUDWIG MULLEN,
JOSEPH s. MCNEIL, NJ. d.
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Business Notices.
MILITARY CLOTHING.

MILITARY CLOTHING.
We are prepared with large assor'ments ~ AMY
CtOrS Vi every description make to order FOR OPIck'
OF EyEl GRADE ia the srYIR. and at MODERATE
PRICB..
DEyLIs Co,
tOsNHR oF BROADWAY AID fRANDr AID
COklSR or BEOADwAY AND WARRES
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TIE PALMER Arm AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PAsER Inventor aud Ps,en,ee AstoI place ground oor
Y Also Philadelphia and Boston Oay houses Of PALMER
Co Avoid imP's'tion by calling on ~ Inventor.
Mrs. WNsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CmLDRys-Relieyes he Child from Pam Iuyigora,es the
Stomach aud Bowels, Cures Dysentery aud Darhes Cor
rscs Aciiiy Cures WindCoc Gives Rest Comfort and
Health Chdycn TeefnHg aud remedy in Of
Cholere inJGn'Um Sold everywhere rs cents bottle.
READER, You can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com PsS exactly adapted your hand
and style Of writing, which will do your writing va'tyehesp-
than Steel Pens fyou went it, call 4, NoRroy No p
Maden.iane or inclo.e stamp for circular.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP - THE BEST
aud mos, economical for laundry family being par
culy adapted innels and oil kinds Of woolen goods
Manufactured and fof se by Z. MoRCASs sons no. III
Wa,hing,on..t and No. 80 Wcstst.
Also FAsrLT. PALE and No. Soap.
TEUssEs---MARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
TRr-s OFce No Hcssy IT, tgnfer Asor Housed ongoste
the church No connection Whatever with any other Truss
Otce q ,ane name Afonaie attend. ladies'
Ar .JEFrrRs'. No. 573 Broadway, LADIES'
BALnoRAL snd Plastic G.rEEs Roys and Youh Calf BAL
Doors Gent. line SHOPS CATERS and SLIPPERS,
all n .fes, variety at low prices JffTrHs 37j Broadway
GROVER & BAKERS celebrated Noiscless
scknoweds ed be superior to all others
10. 445 Bfoiiwsy, New.foIA
BARKYs TRICOPBEROUs is the best aud cheap
article dEe.ns Identifying curling cranins pe'clv'
aud restoring the hair Ladies. try It, Sodby all tussists
VALUABLE REPORTS on Chronic and Nirulent
Diseases free Of charge the afflicted Address D. j.
sh1LLis HorGHoS, Howard As.ocation Philadelphia IA
WHEELER u WILSON MANuFACTURING
Courasf-Scwsg Machine with Important Improvements
Office No. sD3 Broadway.
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Twentieth Ward Relmblca1 Association.-
Tho Committee Of rive appointed by this Assoois.ion'
pursuant to accommodation OF tho Central Comm tt-e
meet a, Lincoln Hall northwest corner Of IN sv snG "a ~
on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY EVEN.
NGS OF this wret from D. TO enroll the rames Of
al Ward irrespective OF party voters or the
primary election for DeegMes to tho Republican ana oh9
ard seusfsy invited 20 aend and enroll their nsmet
r.. HARRISON REED, President
HChDs n. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Figbtecn,h Ward Republican AssOciosiOn.-
The COMMITTEES appointed by this association will at for the
purpose Of enrolling names on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
andERIDAY EVENINGS Of this week fom 70 o'clock.
AZ gi Broadway corner 2dst BY order Of the AssoeiA
JAS N ihpmi ScN,
Chairman OF .ie Enrolling Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Union NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ward.-,a mee,ihs
OF the mi on Association OF the Fifteenth Assembly pet
WI, be h 10 4, their rooms north east corner OF Broadway
eui J2Ast THIS EVENING AZ y O'Clock for TIA purpose
otks.g preliminary steps for the sending delegates TO the
state "a nyeatiou a, syracuse OF the 9Th Inst
- ctor. he ward approving Of the legislative Caucus
sds-s aud who will sustain the nominees OF SAID coh'eh
tion, ~ invited to participate In its proceedings
Sy s,rder Of TIE Committee. 49,. .~,..,o - -.
Z. / NlNnnRRr ron. Sccretaly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

sixteenth Ward for the Uni0n.-Ihe undersigned
were appointed Committee by the MYTH WARD kEPU d
LlCAS ASSOCIATION. at special meeting sept g. snd
do Hereby .ye notice that they will iroa I'LL O'clock ot
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. and MONDAY EVENINGS, sept
l2 49, sld l. enroll the Of all desiring TO participate
the election Of Delegates the Repub and union Con
yeution, TO b. he'd at syracus-. Sept ~ 1902
; e. hAhkIsON JOHN =. KELLY.
". H. BlLL, A h. DODGE,
II & pAKKR SECRETARY w. SHAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

'cwenry.,erond Ward.-rhe undersigned, Commit
,,s Tor che enysecond ard appointed pursuant to the
a zion Of The Central Committee predicated the call
u ne Unoa Legislative Caucus Of last Spring VIII SIT at
washington Hail 8th.ag, between 4in ana tsI s,s; on
~ 'IrRSDly FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
II, m TO o'clock enroll names of persons Wiling to sup,
u rt dates irrespective of party who shall be nominated
"a the Syrarus. Convention IN accordance with sale cal
WM :. LEGGEP, BENJAMIN rutIu,,,
S,ntrEI' ,COJ'F ADNA n. UNDEKHIIL,
ADAM ROEDIGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Twentieth Ward Union hsr ociation Nth A,.ein'
bly, District will hold special meeting IO-'ltl hnts
dsyl at o'clock the small hal lTe.r 81 Iontniona ta)
corner Of 3iths It. sni sth By. . - .
~ ~ SeelY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
u. :. Army Nurses.

WANTED at Agency Sanitary Commi''ion 10 iS br9,e-
vsv between the hours Of and p M, day., ABLE.
BODED MEN between the Of ~ and 70 y'afs 70 scs
AZ NURSES in L. s. Hospitals and on Transports
Twenty dollars and fifty cents per month WI ,spaa ano
stions Clothing aud medical attendance fu shed None
need app unless they produce certca,es Of good mo
hsr can pas, sct phy steal eXsIination and ae ready
10 make contract with the U ). Government for one year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Thomas Dugan,
UNDERTAKEN, No. lba ota 'Y'i
Coz. gJd-sk, gp-stS3A
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,;,or, Io,th Rrgiment-Coi. Gurney.-

IT,. ha. len mp for the held Capt lIOWLANU
b.. been detached TO RECRUIT few hrstclass men All
ABsENrEEs with or without leave are hsrsoy ordered %
ig ROADWAY Capt DE BENOI5, OF Riverhesd VIII also
r,cruit for the Re giInent on Long Island ~ .
ieo' " ~ VIZ. ROWLAND Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
Lind.ey Blues Dattalion, Metropo,itnn B y,

pnde now orgauzinz for the War JOHN n: WtLsEr
hayiug been appointed LeutenanCoouel and authority
bayipg been given tbs uuder sned gentlemen 10 ecfu
companies they respectfully invite the me nbers Ienas mo
citizen. sesesy attends meeps at q cocA
~ In.ap a ROBFRTS WILLIAM r. GWYN,
EUGENE +. ROBERTS, JOsiAh hc'ohp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

TIE PALMER ARM AND LFG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor aud Pienee AstoE place ground ioor,
~ y Also Philadelphia and O1y houses Of PALMER
s. Co Avoid imp'ston by calling on 'hs Inventor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Fifteenth Ward.-The COMMITTEE appointed by
the REP BLICAN ASSOCIATION Of this Naid. fer the
ENROLMENT Of NAMES OF citizens OF the Ward who
viii pledge themselves 10 support the nominees OF the ne
Union Convention to be held 81 Syracuse on tue
24th inst will a. Whyhrs Hotel corner OF Broadway
aud 3th-s., on THURSDAY and FRIDAY E'ENlNto oi
this week from 8 10 O'Clock
II. T. CLENELAND.l
WILLIS PATTON,
J. l.. TAYLOR, COMMITTEE.
C. J. LIVINGSTON,
r. 81. ROBINSON
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Glllitarp Notices.

The Ironsides Regime Mt, Col CHARLES ooUk .
-kECkIIIS WAIVED for Company r, which - last NIL
ing up Young Of good moral CHI ac,er viii lind in hs
genial comp ADionshp aud soperr
City Bounty $50 Special Bounty Of 70 addiiona 70 NOS
enistng Immediately; S25 Government Bounty -
Bonus and advance Also seveal good sergesnts ana
N''F''"'' Capt ID. 5. RIDDLE.
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Gperlal Notices.

The Committee appointed Tor snrolins the Citizens OF
the It Ward under the call Of the Republican Central Co
mtee Of the City Of Nsw.York dated September 1902 will
meet for that purpose No 50 Geenwichsree on the iVh
lth, aud 18th inst, between the hours o. M and p ILL.,
BENZ +. WEYMOUTH, Chairman
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ment ". y. ;. n Mos. d TIE menibets OF IHe "'IH vi"
oiu hi. rev rernent and aid their gallant Colonel Az
WHO wish to join will call st No so Broadway and snr'
THIRTY-SEyENTH REGIMENT Y. S. n d.
rHE WAR;
Tho msmber Of tho 37tA Regiment and all Others seo de-
re 70 unite with The formation OF reg st los
the wa. are requested call Hesdsuarsers No. 3D.