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7 AN prepared 10 obtain Pensions, &c. LIST, Foi
n all soldiers wounded in battle, or Injured, oi
disabled by sickness or disease contracted in til,
service in the line Of their duty during the sup
preston Of the present Rebellion.
"a, For all the Widows and Minor Children o
every Soldier who dies III the service or is lille
in battle, dies OF disease or wuunIs CONTRACTED
in the service.
st, viii obtain rounty Of 500 Cor every
soldier Who Is killed or dies in the service. LIST
for tho widow, "a, for the children; Sd, if II,
children, for tho father; lth if no father Tor tn,
mother and il no tlirr then the heirs OF The sol
Icr are Untitled 10 the bounty,
ith. y Ill obtain aircafs 81 pay and all allow
anccs due the soldier at the time el his diseAaf
L, attn.
Al pensions commence only from the date o
tie application. Applications by mail viii b,
promptly responded Ia.
Let all VII have Claims call upon
C. W. MADDOX, Ellsworth. Me
P.S.-Chafgcs light {. Nm. 1y25
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Accommodation Stage.

TENIIE subscriber proposes to run an accommo
j dation Stage between
ELLSWORTH AND MT. DESERT ISLAND,
during the summer months, forming connection
with the western stages from Bangor and Bucks
port, to accommodate pleasure parties and othcr'
desiring TO visit this beautiful resort.
Good teams aud carriages, with careful and
steady drivers, viii hn on the route, ensurng de-
spatch, safety and comfort to all patronizng the
line.
viii leave Ellsworth Tuesdays and Thursdays a
s o'clock =. l., ard Saturdays after the arrival o
the boat sta e from Bueksport. Returning Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, in srason to con
meet with the western stages from Ellsworth.
Il. FUitSAIfH, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, July lst. 3"2i
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Feii not 10 SIND and get his Book.
A Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice
to those who will re feet.


class Of rdaladics prevail to fearful extent in
muuy, dos ming at least 1OpoD youth of both
uuay, early grave Those diseases are very i'm
perfectly understood. Their external manifestations
symptoms are Nervous uchigty Relaxation and Exaus
tim. Marasus wasting and consumption the tissues
nj the whole body, shOrtneSs Of hreah hing hurried
breathing ascending hill Night OF stairs great
Ilion of the Heart, shaking Of the Hands anG Limbs
aversion Ia society and to business aud study dmncss Of
Eye sight loss o Memory, dizziness Of the Head Neural
Cue Paius in parts the body irreg
uty Of the bowels berangcd S,eretos of the Kidneys,
and triuo-scNua Organs Epilepsy, lysteria, and Nrr-
VOWS sPass Dependency and depression Of tn spirits,
ohen - great rs To- praddce lnsgIy, -ieh, not unfre-
quontly, terminates in suieffi.
rhs hancfth class OF disorders and host Of ottess hot
named, as Tuhcrculdr and Bronchial Consumption dis
edscf Of the Throat and Heart, Asthma, Cshirh have
their scat in and derive their origin t diseases OF tho
/ IOritg Of cdSfS.
nR ANpRg# sToSg, Physician to the Troy LuSa AID
YGESic iNsTlTUrE, has cd and In, atcd this
sidons and intrlaate sis modern maades with pro-
found attention aud assdnliy and is engaged in
treating them wGh the most uuieard Of The
personal ps attendance ol the patient victim, is
not required to tsufe success for his system n treat
Mfnt ~ so perfect ia i.Stl, and admirably
TiIr every possible facility. il be NAH
express 10 all parts Ol the Union the CGei$s,
at the Institution -'S -'.
~ Each is scientifically determined and the tr.s
pan oil treatment adopted from analysis OF the setfetios
Of the KIDNEYS !rm The blond, AID fV, printed lterro-
gat6ric furnished each applicant.
The Institution makes cf a powerful Micro
scope, and Philosophical Appariltas g -. o..
l. Patients applying fur intvtngatories advice,
must return ar enchse sthmt's, to meet attention.
II The attending IN, cia an be found the Insl-
tuition iur consultations 50 A, NJ TO +. NJ, Of each
day. Sunday in the iortnnon.
Address, DIP. ANDREW STONE,
Physician Ia In" hang and Iiyrirnic Institute ANA
Physician for diseases II The Heart Throat and lungs,
~ Fifth Street, Troy, N. Y.
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LAcycuap Vt V.s..4. iith la,, g., Z I.ea.
fellow ~ea, ii.e D-ft.=sl atsat 9a ;4i,-. a-a4
not repgftod.
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scar Mornie. S,tr. Ia .eil., Ttla,o4t.
" Ha.saf. Day. --.
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F. Charges Light. {. w.u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

AsOTHER CONVENIENT SALE OF COTTOS.--A
large sae of Government cotton took place yester-
day at the Atlantic Dock, BROOKLYN, by order OF
James G. Ciapp, U. S. Marshal for the Southern
District Of Florida. There good attendance,
and the bidding was spirited The cargo per
steamer Reliance was first sold, as follows:
100 bale, Sea Island cotton 80 0l6 n al &C. d n 100 do
Do 80 2zO ~ BIC y % do. Upland. H. Te8 h. at 59ic a.
n pockets do $40 ~ at o0c 4, n pLgs do la h. At
lsc m "a bbls rosn at Z 10 81 e. Dbl
The cargo per schooner Baigorry sold az follows.
"a bales Upland Cotton s2)l h at Sic y n 100 do. do
stained stained estimated at 2s5o NJ 1928 ~ 81 Sc y N
lS do Upland stained STAINED estimated al $50 M ~ Jl
n, at Sc. y n % pkgs cotton 1876 No. at $40 q h.
The cargo per schooner Uncle Mose was knocked
down at tine following prices:
20 bales cotton 1901 M 81 5sc = n o. do do. STAINED
lstsned estimated az go ~ 1896 b. at SIC q ID bag
pctipss, S7 ID. re q 10 lot Of yellow pine at 81
The cargo per schooner Victoria WAS cold as fol
lowe:
100 bales cotton, stained STAINED estimated at 3423 NJ
e5o5o d. AZ Ole ID "a pigs cotton 1874 d. a. 4Jc = 10
tbbs Old rigging net as h. 81 &C. p h bags cotton, 90
d. al iSc ID crate old riseug net l4O ID, at 70 Y ID
The cargo per schooner Agnes was bid of at the
following prices:
GO baes sea Island cotton 81 422 n at &c y nj half do
TO- tiI d. at 10c y n do Upland 88i b. at Soc y II
bag pekings 10 d. a. zlc q ID So bbls rosin at l3 rs y
The cargo per schooner Julia sold as follows
bales cotton, $3.50 D, 1t tSc ? u de- do, s,sire'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
THE uudinn Troubles in Minnesota.

The Indians made another attack upon Fort AbeT-
crombie Oh the morning OF the Sd inst One man
was killed and three were wounded a third attack
was made on the 9Th. The Indians withdrew with
considerable loss while the white oss was one killed
and four wounded
On the 7th inst. Little Crow cent TO Fort Rdgeley
BY Aag Of truce letter 10 Col. Sibley. Little
Crow says the war was commenced On account o.
Major Gabiaith, the Indian Agent. lie complains
that the Indians have been deirauded of their an
nuies lie charges that his people have almost
died Of hunger because Of the nonrecepiion Of the
money due them. The main camp of the Indians ia
ct yellow Medicine.
There is no appearance of cessation Of hostili'
ties. Col. II. II. Sbey, tie commandant OF the
military expedition, has called upon Gov. Ramsey
Tor the 81 Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

SALE or BUILDIXG-LOTs IN BRooKLYS.-Wc call
the attention of our readers TO auction-sale OF
building-lots in Brooklyn, which will be held to-
morrow, st noon, in the Merchants Exchange. The
lots. 100 in number, are all situated on or in the
closest proximity to Fulton avenue, the great artery
Of business and traffic in sister city, in the Ninth
Ward of Brooklyn, commonly called East Brooklyn.
The location is elevated, end consequently very
healthy, and central it possibly could be, being
about equally distant from the Atlantic, Fulton, aud
Wiliamsbureh Ferries, and the Navy-Yard. The
horse-cars pass every five minutes, and it takes only
about thirty minutes TO reach either of the above
named places. Even the New-York side of tie river
be reached from there in less time than from any
part of Manhattan Island above Fiitleth street..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
The War in ,he soutI,-,Tc.,.

MgxrHis Saturday. Sept. -! ?.
Tie Ereaiag BEHcfu has the following 10 rcla-
ton to The Coliwaier affair:
On Monday Col. Greison, with $40 men. came up
with the enemy beyond Coldwater near Cochran 3
Gross Roads. They Were portion of Jacksons and
Pie-sou cavalry and number Of infantry, amount
inc 10 about 800 TO 1000 men. They were posted
and commenced the attack but wer. driven two and
half miles through heavy timber In the affair four
Of tae enemy WERE 3ed, and % or 50 wounded.
That night Col. Grierson camped between tho
cross road and fernando, remained during Wednes.
dav in fernando, and tho next morning he moved in
the direction OF Coldwater and came upon the enc
mys pickets at Coldwater Bridge, behind which they
Law in force. They fired the bridge, but moved off,
and the bridge was so far saved that after some re-
pars. the Union forces crossed the enemy retiring De
they advanced, and GriersOn entered Senaiobia.
where he burned the railroad depot and contents and
three Gals
Several scattered parties Of guerillas were also
come with and they sapptaTed while these eyens
were proceeding. The main body Of tie Unionisis,
under Gen. Smith destroyed the railroad bridge
over the Coldwatcr eight miles beyond fernando,
and tore up a portion OF the track, by which
means the railroad connection Of the enemy with
fernando is destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
MAEIs7ED

L.-MONTGOMERY-On Tuesday. Sept IL, by
The Rev DR. Trn- the Hon Ausburn Bifdsall OF bing
ton % Elsa Il Montgomery daughter Of 4. u. Mont
geometry. ESQ, OF Nsa-YoTs.
tDNArDs- BROWN-In this city on Sunday. Sept :.
by th- Rev r smith. Ir Charles H. Etwsrds " Cnch'
ran. 10 Mary tfsnces Brown OF tls city.
Cincinnati palers please copy.
DFRsOS-THORS-O Sunday Sept. 10 BY the Pew.
PETE, Sryk.f Alexander Henderson 10 Emma Thorn, AZ Of
tiis city.
Quebec lCar. 2, Fs,tl papers Plea" cop,
JAsEg-BANTA-On Monday. Sept. IS. by the Rev DR..
Ha~ks hafss Hall Jane. 20 hagy ls4cot EaEts
JOHNsON-M,K INZiF-On Sunday SEPT l.. - the Rev.
Dr. Price John j. johnson 10 Jessle Il kers!s
PARsONs-EIPLFY- tbs city on Monday Sep, Is. BY
the Rev d. Dorlnr. Frederic. W Parsons 10 'oineiiA
h.. Ripley, ell a. this city.
sTrFTF- FIffLIfPS-On Sunday. Spa a b. tie Iev.
Df smith. Vim g. s's~ls Of This city 20 hiis,e'h \ fhi
Ipa o. Indianapolis. lnd
ildi.nl els pap~u pepe coy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

has been appointed Brgader.Generai by the Presi'
dent for celantry and valuable services in expeline
Rebel Texans from the Territory of New-Mexico'
Gen. Paul has been assigned to duty with Gen
Casey.
TAX LAW APPOINTMENT IN NE"-fohh'
Abram HYATT has been appointed Collector ior inc
Xth District New-York, under the Direc. a o.,
the Excise laws, thus completing the list oi "pPO"
nnents for that State. ,,,v,
RELIEF FOR BAGGAGE TRAINS N TIE f'f'Lp
A stringent order has been Ssueu' e"'oi Wv
absolute necessity Of reducing the oSsg"so "ai"' VI
troops in the field Officers viii hereafter 20 ailo"eu
to carry only their ordinary iness'ches's ana aVase
or Garnet bag No trunks or boxes VIII Oe perni'teu
in the baggage trains Privaies are prohibited iiom
carving carpet BAGS and boxes on the regimental
wagons. These things are hereafter TO be elected
from the wagons and cars wherever found. A stop
ia also to be put to the carrying of suffers goods i'll
yscimental and quartermssters wagons, under the
cnise of quartermasters and commissary stores.
This. it Is supposed will reduce the trains third.
REVENUE STAMPS.
Orders for revenue stamps may be sent TO the
Commissioner of Internal Il venue. Ia sending or
ders il should be remembered that every stamp eX-
presses upon its face its kind well as its denomi
nation and that can be usel only for the purpose
for which it was desicned. For example, contract
ssmps must he used for contracts alone; check
stamps must be used only on checks, &c.
ORDERED TO TIE COLORADO.
The following officers have been ordered to the
Cniieo States steamship Colorado: Lieut. Command
erE. w. Henry, Lieut.. Il. w. Muller, and Carpen-
ter NJ. Lskeman.
PAROLED UNION PRISONERS.
The Empire State and John Brooks arrived at An
nspoiis this morning, bringing about 1908 raroled
prisoners from Richmond. They were placed on
board these vessels Oh Sunday. The prisoners were
captured by tue enemy al various places during tue
past four months. Among them j. Ii. Lamb,
Frank Drummond, c. w. Moore, and II. c. Buell.,
telegraph operators, who were taken i'll the latter
part OF Msy, in the Valley.
They assisted at Belle leland in consummatinc the
parole Of their companions They had no oppor-
tunity OF ascertaining tie condition Of sil4rs at
Richmond About sky civilians, captured on the
Peninsula and on recent batiie-helds, having gone
tbiher to attend TO the wounded confined IN the
Libby Prison. They not regarded as prisoners
of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

BrPr.Lo sept. l6-FLouR quiet and nothing Of import
doing GRAIN dull and parties apart salos small ana
mostly privs terms; Com quiet at 4oc; other Grams
dun and nothing doing. WHiskY-Smal sale. at Sc
FRniGuTs unchanged. iurOKTs: lT00G bbls Flour I,OJ
bush. Whea 63O0 do. Corn 81 900 do. Oats. EXPORTS
1910 o blsh. " heat. 10000 40. Corn.
Os,rGo Sep. IS FLOUR steady WHEAT lower sales 600
bush No Chicago Sprn. Soc. 1920 bush. Winter Red
Weston 2 90 aud 600 Red Ohio 81 p CoHS ia limited
demand "a "a 10 bush warm and 900 bush. sound
So FKsIoHIs D.. lower gam. INrOkTs-o'O,n bush
Wheat. kxPoRTs-6l2 bb.s. Flour 1900 bush Wheat
5000 bush. Corn
BaIrIvoRR sept i6FLoUR dull and drooring; Ohio 90
ESQ ~ WHEAT steady. CoRS quiet White 90 dt5c ret
low 66d5sc OATS very firm. WHISKY duh at j!G sac.
PROyis!oSs quiet Mess Fork Fls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

IIoMIcrDE IN THR SEVENTEENTH WARD.--About
o'clock last evening, alteration took place be-
tween some Irshmen at No. 40 Fourth street in
the course Of which John Lavender was stabbed in
the neck with knife, ia consequence of which
he died almost Immediately. John Maugin, WA.
Coleman and Patrick HaTigan were arrested by
Officer Dickson of the Seventeenth Precinct. The
body of Lavender was removed TO the Sauon-Ilouse,
and the Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1862
At a Special Meeting of the Republican Cen

AZ Special Meeting Of the Republican Cen
trnl C0rmittee, held Thursday Evening Sept 1909
! the following cali was unanimously adopt ed:
UNION STATE CONVENTION
At eeting Of the Republican and Legislative Union Com
mittee pesa a. the Delavsn House ths City OF Albany
July 23 1885,, the following resolutions were adopted:
ResOped That Union state Convention be held SYRIA.
CUSE on WEDNESDAY,. the 2h day of September 1902 at
Il o'clock noon for the nomination Of Governor
Governor Canal Commissioner Inspector State Prisons
aud Clerk Of the Court Of Appeal to be supported the
November election and that all Re- pubicaIs all Democrats
all loyal citizens supporters of the policy of the Adn-
.raon in vigorous prosecution Of the for putting
rebellion and responding TO ths principles policy set
forth In the Address aud Resolutions adopted the meeting
Of the Republican aud Union members OF the
held At Albany Aprl 49, 1861 invited unite in the
election of three delegates from each Assembly District
such Convention.
Resored That recommend that in oil Comfy A.
seubly Districts where there Republican and Union Dis
trc Committees they unite in call aud that In those
Count, and Districts whefc there IL bat Committed
b convention Tor the election Of Delegates be called By
Committee.
esod That in favor Of an active, earnest and
sg rose,iou OF the war until the Rebellion crushed
punished and that 70 attain that end we are in
favor of the employing and using every means
cor latent with civilized warfare within its TeIch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
s-T-ISGO-X

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTtkS
Ip,irorates strengthens and purhss the system Peo
appetizer aud Nauros great re'toFsr 1t IA pure
n Croir Rum the celebrated Csays BARI roots ana heroS
p,lv adapted to weak am delicate persons and can be
sl.d upon for its purity. Il Dyspepsia 's gentle
tonic and just the thing for ehanse' OF the seasons 'oa
In, ali Groeeu, Druggists, Hotels. and s.'on' H.
DRAKE l. Co, No. 2O2 Broadway. New fora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
Double Trnyedy nj southwick, Mass.

sFHINGYfRLD. Tuesday, sept IL, 1862.
man by the name OF q. ID. Fowler shot bis
brothc.in-law, Dewitt Griswold. at Soulhwick,
Mass on TUESDAY, and then cut lis throat with u
razor Both parties are dead Fowler had abused
hs wife, and on being threatened with arrest by her
friends shot GIiswOld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
Cabinet Tnrniiure,
AT MANUFACTURERS. PRICE
70 40 ..-..r.L. nl l-frn NIIILRE

AT MANI fAt L nthN lhlNr-s.
10000 worth OF ! URNITURE.
In eonseqgeAos the failing Oh IN our wholesale business
we offer our O.n Manufactured Goods 70 the public al tie
lowest prices. 80 ST..
Co..tas Of Parlor Library. Dining and Bedroom Suites
sde of material aud the Latest Fashionable styles
All Goods waTrhrted
Pese exliio our goods before purchasing ese~ here.
WELL * BRAUSSDoRt,
Nos. l5 and ~ kiymston-st. bet Essex aud Noiio.k
El-1nl En- anl ~ ton.t. slages pass close by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

PHLApKLPIIA. IueIday. STpt. 10. Islk.
TIE Polytechnic College OF Pennsylvania opened
rs annual session to. day. The class wac larger
than that Of any of the previous sessions represent-
ing eight States, including Virginia and North co o-
lima The Glars offered tDeir services to Gov. Cur
tin as Corps Of Engineers for State defense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

NEN-lOEh EALlERI. Capt. JAMES h.. SMITH no"
ia the held RECRUITS now IL your time before al oonn'
stop hen from the country wanted. Look at the M
ducernen Choose Light Artillery for easy service no
muske drill long marches IAN march or ice when
you ike knapsaess heavy loads to carry; trenches
d., Good officers good pay and good rstions This Bat
terry in the battles OF Yorktown, WILLIAMSBURG Fair Oaks
aud Malvern Ill., sni has only lost three killed. Come
aud join Recruiting Station, No. $50 Hudsonst. near West
liouston-st.. New-lork City.
Corr John A. THOMPSON Recruiting Officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
Du.ine.s Resumed at Cinrinuau and Louis-

Husiue.s Resumed AT Cincinnati and LOUIS
xiiIc.-ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY forward Expresses
iy IN charge OF special messengers to Pittsburgh Columbus
1iusiunau Louisville Cso. 81: Louis aud Memphis all de
scripons Merchandise, Bank Notes. Gold. Bonds and
other ysus5iss. M
Our rates low other responsible Express Line
or particulars please apply al our Office No - bosd~ay
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
s-T-IS60-X.-DRAKEs PLANTATION BIT
TIERS Of this celebrated brand appears to be in every ones
mouth well every ones table They splendid
article and be rolled upon CITIZEN aud inysofae
exhausted nature.
Cherokee Cure" - The great Indian medicine
cares seniun wsaansss nocturnal emissions lmpoteney'
pains In the back stone In the bladder female complaint Ac
One bottle 81 three bottles 49, sent by express fof pam
phl.ts ncose postaae sod by all uEusgs'''
| Address lx. W. II. MERN IN, St Louis. Mo.
Ladies' Fine Gold Watch Chninss
NEW AND ELEGANT , a i.ES'
SALE BY
D GEO. c. ALLSN, No. AZ Broadwaa
ore deol below CoaA "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
S-T-tSSO-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTrERS.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITrERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. delightful beverage and
active tonic Composed OF pure St Croix Rum roots and
herbs, 1t sgoate the body without stimulating the 1fa
Il ~ aci6y of tho stomach creates an appetite ana
sher The system. IL is certain cure iof pyspep'S
constipation Diarrhea Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache arl prevents Mih.inas disease from change OF de-
water &c. !. be ud at all times Of day by old or young
and particularly recommended to weak ana deucte per
.otr sold BY all Grocers. Druggists Hotels and Saloons
> n DuAAi. X Co.. No 202 Broadway, New-fcrk.
Save vour silks Ribbons, Gloves, Gc.-
HrsENAN - Co, BGNZlNE removes paint and sreas.
suot- H. nnty and cleans SILKS, Gloves Ei5boas &C., &c'
,boo, n.ury to either color fabric. Only % cents per
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
HEGEAIAN Co.
Chemists aud Druggists, New \ ora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

have jos, o2mgls,sa ny, large AID extensive
- 10 V,ii.ry Taste aud Style in this city. The
Chud,en's and Furnishiu; Department not equs'ed.
Ali of Which will be- sold a. very low pIioes' fiea'e
cah l. u p,rnvfN
Nos 20 and % Bowery.
TIL. largest store in tie city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
Thn GniiiHr of the Asia.

BosToS. Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1862
The mails per the steamship Aria, for Liverpool
"Wednesday, but she will not sail until about
9 O clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

Note.-Dr. X. Hunter in association with his
brother, DR.. James Hunter, devotes his exclusive
attention to the treatment of bronchial and pull
monary diseases. They can be consulted person
ally or by letter at No. S32 Broadway, between the
Lours OF a. IN. and p. IN, daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

f.,sned estimated at $50 ny I9943 D. at ste ID bag
pckings Jos 10 at l2tc ~ N guns ot 1893 each As shot
escorted So 6 bag pickngs 97 b. at +oc p ID small bale
kinss, go ID, at &c. u n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

Headquarters ID Regiment metropolitan
Cunri. a3d Regiment n \ :. v Light Infantry Camp
Arthur Staten leland, Sept TO- l62-The members Of tis
Rgmen arc hereby ordered report II thee headquarters
THIS DAY. before 10 m, the sm"nt - to os
into tie Uuitrd States service when the en-
lii to the United States advance aud bounty will be-
paid By order OF L. d. H. COhhif 'oioheL
l. \ COPELAND. Adigtart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
6pcual Noilccs.

The Members Of Covenant Lodge No. I'D i. ".
of ID, n. arr requested meet a. Their rooms No 10
Bow-fy THIS WEDNESDAY, A. u. O'Clock Tor ne pIf'
poo q a.ueils the nofa OF ous late brother JANIS L.
EDWARD 81 PERLEY. n. O.
Wu. C.rFHgLL. secretary.
Peoples Union General Committee Al 40.
fIi NtGU MEETIAO Of Dsfsres o. H. above oe fai
Gnuliifire wtl be- held on NrpNEsuAf h't"lNu
s~,t d. 1892 a. Room 30. , Cooper lnflair.
w TUGLEN. Chsluan,
A. J. H. DUGASsE, Nice-ChsitHan.
NnHr HRArri Jh. .ectv.
lpAaHte pEAaLK.
Tfua Mrrr.-At an election h~H rurfusn' 20 the CAL
Of IN. "a Nad Republican luton hsocia'ion. there were
n .t.. cat, 81 rn tirkc hrudet Ntlhaa hingslry
r.eiyei D. H,'r. Opposition tesst received y woes
LUTHER NORTON
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