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DEATHS OF SOLDIER
The following soldiers died in the hospitals Of tn
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Thuriay Sept. II. 1862.
STATE AND WAR PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept. II. 1862.
STATE AND WAR PRISONERS.
The following prisoners Of State were brought Ia
the Provost Marslas Office this morning, and sent
to the old Capitol: S. b. Piles, w. II. Howard X.
I. Tarbo, +. N. Colt. They are residents Of Upper
Maryland. and were sent in by the ProvoSt-Marshal
General Of the army of Virginia.
| The Rebel soldiers captured near Vienna, were
also sent TO the old capitol this morning.
ARRIVAL OF CONvALEsCENT SOLDIERS.
About noon the steamer j. r. Spaulding arrived,
having on board between 800 and 400 convalescents
from the United State. General Hospital at Ports
mouth Grove, II. j.
ASSESSORS IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA.
Philip Wadsworh, of Chicago, las been appointed
Assessor for the Is district OF Illinois, in place OF
Ebenezer Peek, who declined the appointment
JOSEPH S. Frazer of Warsaw has been appointed
Assessor for the Xth District of Indiana, place OF
Wm Williams, declined.
DROPPED FROM THE NAVY ROLLS.
Acting Master T.. Lewis and Acting Master Q Mate
Thomas O'Ccnnor having failed to report in obcdi-
ence to orders have been dropped from the rolls Of
the tsryce
ORDERED on DUTY.
Acting Assistant Paymaster joseph Watson Las
been ordered 20 the steamer Montgomery.
Acting Assistant PaynGster W. i. Whitmore has
been ordered to tie steamer Valley City.
THE Duty on CHAM CABLES AND oTHIR
ARTICLES.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, on appeal, hNs
affirmed tie decision Of Collector Barney, imposing
under tie act of March 2 1861 duty ut the rate OF
Two cents per pound on merchandise claimed by The
importers as chain cables made Of wiro rods les
than one-haf Of one inch in diameter. To tbs II u
iu,errosed that, in commercial image and Iarlsree in
this country and England, there DO chains known
rs chain cables made Of wire rods Of less than
hall of inch in disneter. 1t is also affirmed that
Orange mineral was properly assessed at 81 - per
bundred pounds. Ii IL not provided for by name in
the law but is used for the general purpose
red lead; aud that competitions Of gass for jewelers.
use, being manufacture Of glass or Of which
gass is n component material" is sutjee; 10 a duty
Of 30 per cent al valorem.
COMMISSIONS 10 PURCHASERS OF STAMPS
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has e.
tablishel the following regulation concerning the
commissions allowed 10 purchasers Of s,amps. The
commissions ill be paid in stamps, tbs, is remit.
tarce Of go will entitIe the purchaser TO stamps
smounlng TO $5l. A remittance Of 81 900 will en-
little the purchaser 10 81 $50 worth Of stamps.
DEBENTURE CERTIFICATES.
Collectors Of Customs ut the several ports are in-
shucted to receive in payments Of duties all dcben'
ture certificates issued by them, the same being
made receivable for duties by The act OF March Sd,
1919.
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6 ,eap and 10 montha
Tho fned Will take place Friday. 18th ins ct O'Clock
p. M. d.. Chapin's Church No. $40 Broadway The
relatives ard friends respectfully invited to attend
without further nu'ice
W0LPERr-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sept 10, George
Wolpert, eyed ~ wears
Thomas Dugan,
UNDERTAKEN No. l95 sth.av,
Cor. 23ds., stairs
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Fmr Al FIsHKILL LAsDisG, IIcDsoN RIVER
The family mansion and homestead OF John Z. do
Whit, esq, Of Fishkill Landing, was burnt to the
ground on Sunday afternoon. This was one oil the
Oldest places in the State Having been occupied ny
the De Whit family upward OF 100 years. Most oil
the family pictures and plate were saved, but little
Of the furniture, as tho flames spread with great
rapidly.
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The Old Sixth Mnssachusetts ne ximent on
tho March.

PHILaDkIrsiA, 1hlrsday. Sept II, 1914
The old 9Th Massachusetts regiment arrived here
LIS; evening, and bonkcd during the niglt in the new
grain elevator Of tho Pennsyl'ania Railroad, Oh
Northumberland wharf
Th; morning the regiment breakfasicd at ihc Vol
nu,eer Rclreshment Saloon, and departed about .
oclccl:. 10 march through Baltimore.
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Cont nuation OF Indian Atrocities-The
Overland MniI.

Overland mntI.
SALT LAKE., Wednesday, Sept. 10 1859.
James Forbes has just arrived here from Snake
River and reports that two trains were attacked BY
the Indians at "Sublet..'s Cut or" three hundred
miles north of this city. Fifteen or twenty persons
were killed. including women and children.
-Four parties have arrived here within the past
week, having been driven back by the Indians.
One party of twelve had five wounded IN fight
with a small body Of Snake indiana.
The Snakes the Banuocbs and tie Shoshones are
well armed with rifles and revolvers, and are deter
mined TO prevent emigran.s from going into Salmon
County.
Col. Conner arrived here last night.
The overland mails are arriving and departing
regularly.
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rvs both in Richmond end Washington, and who
wa, impressed to 90 to the battlefield to help bring
hsc the wounded, two or three days since, confirms
the statement that at least fifty of his feow-urverH
,,sre cartured tie day before He thanks Tor hh
.v,n safelv an old acquaintance, Gen. Jerry Norton
formerly a member of Congress from War'ehloh'
who engaged his heck to take him ABOUT " "snis-
ION on his arrival with jackson this week.
Beside Cen Morton. he saw many "el-Sno"il
citizens of Washington, Georgetown ana fHcnnol''
--emono them Throckmor,on a Department Clerk
upder Buchanan, now a Captain in the ON Virginia
f,ovolry. from whom he brought message OF atec-
ron 70 his wife; Capts. Tyler and Narrower, OH
ex.coGceman and several relatives Of the Hon.
rossnh rJoli. He counted IN the field 500 mules,
with fine e. s. brand upon them, and many Eorses.
GEN. DANKS'S HEALTH.
Gen. Bankss health is RAPIDLY improving. lie is
tho orest OF Commissioner Boutwell,
RETURN OF AMBuLaNCEs EMPTY.
The train Of fifiy-two mule ambulance, under
Surgeon Dunsier which went 10 the Bull Run
battlefield on Tuesday, returned empty TO this eiy
TODAY. the Doctor having been unable TO find a
single Union soldier remaining, either SICK Oh
wounded, and not corpse unburied.
TIE LAST OF THE wOUNDEr.
The following is complete list Of wounded
brought from the field OF Bull Run on the 9Th and
9th in the last train of ambulances. They arc al
at Fairfax Seminary Hospital, which accommodates
4 II e sicl- auA xvounded:
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ArrrSrIos, GRocERs.-The grocers OF the city
desiring 10 he represented in the war for the Union
propose holding meeting at the Wall-s'icst Sales
Room this afternoon ut 4 o'clock, for the purpose OF
organizing one OF more companies. See adyertise-
Id
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WONUINI IL.--Ifl Y. !. EftN'Hs TV'I It.IF 7
largo story Of the freaks Of Lightning in France. \
young girl was struck by lightning ard changed 10 a
boy. Whercupcn Western paper rcmer.'s: The
very hing wanted in this vicinity. Our women are
apxioue 20 enbt, ba, under existing circumstances
tie Government will not receive them. Pas That
lightning round, and lets have tic objection re
moved.
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A Woman md Her Two Children Mur'
dcrCd.

dcrcd.
BosTos Thursday. Sept. II. 1862.
In tho town Of Otis, Berkshire County, on Sun.
day afternoon, the wife Of George Jones and her
two young children were murdered in the woods
while gathering berries. Mrs. Jones brutsly
outraged before being murdered. She was - years
old. Some negroes, seen in the vicinity are sus-
pected.
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6perial Noilres.

German Republican Central Committee.-The
regular monthly meeting will be held HIS friday EVEN.
ING, 1T the Hesdquses Stenben House Nos 25l and 2s}
Bowery Busiaess of importance VIII be transacted Tie
Executive Committee III meet at O'Clock at place
ANDREAS WILLMANN, Chairman Central Com.
HLFaT 1,l mnsh' Secretaries Central Committee
LOUIS NAtMANN, Chairman Executive Com.
a. KLoTz, Secretary Executive Committee.
Second Ward-Republican and u aion.-The I'M
dersen,d having b9en Enrolling Committee by
tie Second Ward Republican Association IN vita
tie recommendation OF III. Republican Central Comn;tee
hereby rive notice that they will mot on THURSDAY.
FRIDAY, ard SATURDAY EVENINGS. between the hours
Of and o'clock at No u Fulton Market OF Beek
mao and souhs for the purpose Of enrolling the names OF
loyal ctzsns who intend support the cinddste Of the
Union Convention 20 be held at Syracuse the 24b Inst
ard who desire par cpsts in the election Of delegates 70
WIN BUCKJTY JOHN SITIPTON,
LORIN PALMER JAS. n. KORAN,
NJ c. FORDHAN
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AannAL Oh JOIN ROss--TmE CnrRnK rs.

ARRIVAL or JOHN ROsS-~TIiE CHfRGK rs.
John Ross, Chief Of tho Cber0kees arrived in
tlis CITY to-day from the West, fugitive from his
nation and people. He has an appointment with
the President for consultation Tomorrow. lie says
That the Cherokees are aIDios. unanimously loyal,
and that the country might have been held by the
Union troops easily had they not been occupied with
lealouses and disQraceful rvalres among the COM
maEdng officers. On this account they reireatcd
upon Kansas Oh The lth Of August, accompanied by
The Union chief, John Ross, and many loyal oiii-
zsns.
The Rebcs bad about TWO regiments, coDpoged oi
AIkantss and Texas men, and Cbickaslws and
Creek Indians, at Fort Gibson and some two d,
three regiments Of raw recruits from TcxaG and Inc
Indian malcontenis in different parts Of the territory,
Al no time numbering more, Nr. Rose think, han
5000. Two regiments OF loyal Cherokoes wore
fsised, one under Col. Philips Of Kansas, and " hon
the feud between Col. Wier aud Col Solomon took
smuinous tuIn, and ended 10 disgraceiul retreat,
even before the strength OF the enemy wa. tested.
These two regiments were Obliged 10 leave fam.
lilies and hone ard flee 10 the strange but friend
soil Of Kansas Sir. Ross broaght off with him the
stcheyes and treasury Of thu nation and the Rebels
were 10 possession Of bic house two days afterwsrd
lie has reason TO believe that all his property in de
''foyed. IL IA the desire OF MFR. Rofs we gathered
from conversation with him, and the desirs OF very
many Of bis loyal people, that Gen. jim Lane shai
ee gwen command Of an army and be sent to the
Territory with a carte blanche, to deliver 1t from the
bands Of tho traitors.
hr Ross is certain that tie strength OF the enemy
ID the Cherokee Nation has been and IL overcstl
mated, and that a small force, under vigorous COIN
nander, would speedily place the country agar
under the protection Of the bsnshed Union authority
TIP INDIAN WAR IN The NORTH WEST.
Authentic representations TO the Government IRON
hlnnssS!a show that the Cbippewas are not por'ist
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The Grand Commnudcry or New.Jer.ey.

TRENTON, Tburtdhy sept 1T, I0oE
The Grand Commaudery Of New-Jersey, met az
Trenton to-day. The annual address was delivered
by the Grand Commander, 7. J. Corson. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: George b. Edwards OF
Bergen, Grand Commander; Samuel Fort of Bur
liugton, Deputy Grand Commander; Isaac ;. Buck
allow Of Jamesburg, Grand Generalissimo; A. G..
Gilkyson of Jersey City, Grand Captain Generals
Samuel Stevens Of Bergen, Grand Senior Warden;
Benjsmin +. Lehvens OF Burlington, Grand Junior
Warden; John Waverton Of Trenton, Grand rreas.
urer; Charles &. Minor OF Burlington, Grand Re.
cor,ier; Ewood Conner Of Burlington, Grand Stand.
ard IBearer; G. j. lIoare Of jersey City, Grand
Sword Bearer; Joseph ii. Uough Of Trenton, Grand
Wardeni Amos Howell Of Trenton. Grand Sentinel.
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eutly host nd that the recent outbreak. followed
10y the s,i of the agent, Walker, had no connec.
ticn, At mat SUPP 18th tie Wholesale massa.
ere by their enemies the Sioux but was caused
wholly by the metbodical swindIirg If the tiibe for
years al the hands of Govornmen, re.
Enthusiastically the chief Of the Cu.gpewas, sends
word that lie has other grievance aud that he is
willing to treat for permanent peace on basis Of
justice and honesty. This tends to corroborate our
opinion, already expressed in The TRIBUNE, that
the bloody instruction of the Sioux has probably
the same source, the outrageous plundering com.
nitted by officials.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.
Fifty or sixty Rebel prisoners captured on the
Upper Potomac were marched along the avenue
under guard this evening followed by alarge crowd.
Meeting a brigade, one of them had the impudence
10 tel the throrg that they might os well bid those
fellows " good by" as they never would see them
again alive.
REFRESHllENT SALOONS CLOSED.
A number OF reireshment saloonB including Ham
macks, near Wiard's, have been closed by order
Of the Provost-Marshal, for violating the order pro-
hibiting the sale Of liquors.
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Umpreo--For Canada r. Senior For 81 ~sorse' ~
NiuiOii. ~. -. 49,
Wn. Ford.
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MILITARY CLOTHING.

MILITARY CLOTHING.
We are prepared with large as-ortments Of Army
CLoTHs fevery description to make to order for OFFICERS
Of EVERY GRADE In the HGHBsr STYLE and at MODERATE
PRicKs
DEvLIs Co..
CoRsHn OF BRoADvAY AND GRAND, ASD
CORNER oY BROADWAY AND WARRsS.
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Cherokee Curc.v - Tho great Indian medicine
cures seminal weakness noc.nnsl emissions fmpotsncy'
pains i the back 10 the bladder female oomp1nt. 40
One bottle 81? three bottles IS sent by express rol p..
phets incloss cent? to pay postass Sold " ali Wpss
AdIsoss Dr. w, 4. MERNlN, So Lsali, DC.
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CRIoKrT MATon-MILiTARYf OF C.SADA VS..
CIVILIANS oy UsrTEp STATrs.-Thc grca, cricke,
match between eleven eIickeiers Lclou gng to tho
British army IN Canada and equal number Of
players selected from tho 81. George. Phislephis,
and New.York Clubs was played A. lIcbokcn on
"Wednesday and Thursday, and resulted Ia th. VIC
tory Of the United S,aies players. The Canadian
officers headed their opponents in the an, innings,
scoring I0i TO tie o,hen II. In their second
innings, the fret wicket Of the officers fell for -
runs, aud il looked any odds OH their beating the
States 1lnye; bat he destructive bowling u Sad
l-r aud Croi h,on played sncb havoc among the re-
manning wickels that the total INCLUDING Their
majority in tho frst innng-l was lls This number
the States players succeeded in g,uing, with five
wickois 10 fail-the splendid batting and brilliant
defense Of Sharp, Wright, Gibbts, and Hudson,
contributing very materially 70 this result. The
turn match between the above Elcvops will be
played to-day ans tomorrow .he Iloboken grouod,
ia accordance with the eApresscd deire o. the Can
ada players who sate thai. IL IL doubtful whether
they will be in Canada next season, they desirc 10
have the return match played during their present
yisi, 10 New-York. The sul joineo is the score
MILITARY Oh cASASs.
Eg,,, te,,,, frrtg0s
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A. sessaY DosyE, Secretary
Twcr,y-ar,t Ward Rcpuiiiean aud Union

TWcnfy-tiref Wnrd Rcpubnrun Hnd Vniou
pursuance " he r,conn .ndation OF the
Cent al Committee the under.igucd appointed Com.
mee 10 enroll all the electors OF tie MIS-. Ward regard
OF all former political views who Ia favor Of The
POLITICAL views expressed in the lie saiye Caucus Address
and Of the action OF tho State Committees calling State Con-
vraon t. lie held syracuse the 2ilh lust The Com
p,i,l.o will meot No. AS irav. on FRIDAY, sAIUR
DAY aud MONDAY EVENINGS, from 60 p m for the
rurpose above mentioned.
TIiOS b. ASTEN PATRICK McELROV,
W. 4. BLACK, w. :. GREGORY
w REaDY
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f Enshion,

Nine. Vemorert's Mirror Of Fnshion,
Quarterly Journal pu Grand Monde price Is cents yearly
ST. with seUole premium magnificent improvements IN
the fal Mo- ready aud incu esone hundred snauyed
novel d.y0 elegant fashion plate large plate OF cioaks
large s,tel portal. Of Nine DemoIes ehildens dresses,
hyrxok ard embroidery and three allszed patterns
waA eQnpse The bridal robo dc chenbre Eugcuc soeve
and fancy Jacket with full directions. Evory lady mother
miller and dres maker should have this extrsordnnI
F..hion Magazine Publ she'd No Si3 Brsalwsy and sold
everywhere. sent by mail receipt Of the prico
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Hlilitarn Notlres.
Hg,psrARrERs SEVENTH RkelxKSr,

bHtDarARIERs SEVENTH
NKw .YoaX NATIONAL GUARD Sept H. 1907
Special Order.-in compliance with Briesde of6ees
tho i've conlpsHhs hereafter named, to VIII; brevetCo
shamway Co. II Capt. Clerk. Co. Capt Yo.ng %. II
Capt Essten Co cspt. Ely Co q are hereby d.eeteo
20 assemble at Headquuter THIS friday MORNING -
10 o'clock equipped In full fatigue dre. with knspssck csn'
tsine change derclotnns and all other necesssnes
rolled and nket under the flap OF the knspsacks
csn,een and hsversack, with one dsy's raiions
By ordsr Of Col MARSHALL LLFfEhfs'
Gun ssf Adiu,nur
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Company ID, Ironsifes Reconstructed mes
wanted Tor this Company st che Headquser No $40
The usuzl eouDtei paid sd superior advantages ohered
DAVID d. TERRY, Captsth
EDWARD ABB0Tg, LMse
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,ryye,,v..ecoud Xyur.i,-rI

Twenty-second Wurd.-rhe undersigned, Commit
80 fos second Weird appointed puFusrt to the
direction OF the Csutra Committee vreeicsed the call
OF the Union Legislative Caucus Of las, Spring VIII 81, al
Wellington Hal. 9lh-ay., bet.esn 4ith aud 4s.l,t. on
from o'clock enroll names Of pcgsons wins % sup
port candidates irrespective OF party who shan be nominated
A. tho Sy.acsc Convention In accorians 18th said cali
NM v IEgGET BENJk3ltS IHTu,
gAMCIL SCOTr ADNA H. UNDEkuiLI,
.nAN
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S-T-1S6O-X.
DRARF,s PLANTATION RTTTFNs

S-T-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,
Exhausted great res.oer delightful beverage an9
active tonic Composed of pure g. Croix Rum roots and
herbs II nvgosstss the body without stimulating the brain
Il destroys scidy of the stomach creates appetite snd
the system. IL is certain for Dyspepsia
Constipation Dlsrhes Liver Complaint, and Nervous Hsad
ache and prevents Masmaic disease from change Of diet
water &C. II be used at s times Of day BY old young
and particularly recommended to weak and delicate PEI
Sold by all Grocer Druggists, Hoss snd Saloons
p II. DRAKE 4 Co. No 2O2 Brosdway. New.York
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Atm er,ciai Meeting Of tke Republican Assoc.
IL NiN \. II, o. the following named seoiernsn were s-
oiod Committee for enrollins ho names Of such itles
ard rs dcsie participate In tbs election OF Delegates
~ Tho sruban and Tnon Convention % meet ~ sscuse
on tSe 24,h inst: G. y. FROs2, LAWRENtE HARNty,
EulVtliD COLLIN, SANttL WALi.Alt, ALLEN
COOPER lomilit'e- NM. H. DB CAN'T President.
A.Lga COOIKH, Secretary. $500, -,
m, Co,amitlee viii be- 81 attendance THIS friday
EVENING at the Lunch, eoxaer OF tht end Sd sv; on
SATURDAY, the l3h ius the Lake House. corner Of
.Oth,s. and 3av aud MONDAY tie lJ, at the Cabinet
corner Sd ay and SD d., from to o'clock.
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s2Iz Boan.y-sII2 Immediately: >

The l,h n Y. BATTERY, Capt JAMES r SMIIH nov
IN the 6eId RECRUITS now your time before all boaa-
Ties stop. Men from the cOusy wanted Look .. the n-
rnuskst drill long marches you can march or ride when
you tuspscks heavy loads to carry no trenc % -
az, Good officers good pay and good raons This Battery
was IN tho battles OF Yorktown william burg Fair Oahs aud
Malvern Hill and has only three killed Come and
Join Recruiting Station. No. 3SS Hudson st. near Wese
Houston. St., New l ork CITY Hr.
Isl Lient: CHARILsM SCOTT, R.crusos osic.r,.
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S-T-fS6O-X.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs
Invigorate strengthens and puraes the system perfect
appetizer, and Natures great 1t composed Of puss
st. Crox Rum the celebsed Csissya Bark roots and herbA
Particularly adapted weak and delicate persona and b
relied upon for its purity. IL Dyspepsia gentle
tonic and just the thing for changes Of the SOLD
BY all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. q.
DRAKE & Co.. No 2o2 Broadway New York.
Business Resumed at Cincinnati and Louiss
vtlle.-ADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY forward Expresses
daily special messengers 10 Pittsburgh Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville Cairo. ST. Loais and Memphis all d.
scrpOns Of Merchandise Bank Notes, Gold. Bonds and
other vsuablea
low any other responsible Express Line.
peticuars please sppy at office No. SO BIosdway
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
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Twentieth Ward Republican Association.-A
Committee 1--WE members OF this Associt.on will be 10 ses
sion at Continental Hal on THURSDAY, FRIDAY. and
MONDAY EVENINGS, Sept, IL II, aud Is, from TO
o'clock for the purpose Of receiving applications OF peEsons
wishing 20 become members OF tie Association All voters
n the ward 10 Of vigorous prosecution
% and In favor OF using the eaps which God aud
nature have placed 10 hands crush tie Rebellion
Invited TO become membgs .. - .
A Sssa.n On SncratnrY
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Twentieth Ward Republican Associafion.-
The Committee OF Five, appointed oy this AssooaiioD
pursuant the Of the Central Committee
Lincoln Hall northwe., corner Of at av aud d ~
on WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY EVEN
ING5 OF th.. week from 10 D. W. enroll the Of
all citizen, OF the Ward irrespective Of party voters Tor the
primary election for .legstss the Rsput and Union
Convention to be held at syracuse Tho citizens Of the
Wad generally invited to send and enroll their names
h. HARRISON REED, Prssident.
M.A
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Tho Irensides Resinaena Company 2 ,hs nv
NJ L. kEMPSEY. Captains mea OF good n0In SnA :, ~
Recruns Station, No $40 Brosawsy tito vii Do paid -
cash H. recruits his R-gmcnt. and 10 " sm1um 70
crui,9 for THIS COMPANYt
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NIronstdes Rcgimert.v
COMPANY A. CAPTAIN CHRIS fOPHER PULLJ IAN .
HHApQrARrERs, No. ASH ID av, near 34thst
Young wanted for this Company who love I'D erty for
its sake.
This regiment will be composed Of frstclass men
Those desiring Join should make application ~ once, a
the REGIMENT will MI up rapidly The sourG y well
~ superior privileges extended,
" No,c's ihs Iayo and nssc's TIE Aor,<"
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N.taoual NIVitary AcaAesay,

Monitors - 18TH HeUment-Col. 0urney.S
This Rssiment has len camp for the hed. Capt ROWLAND
hs. bean detached to RECRUIT few 6rst.clsss All
XBsENTEEs with wahout leave are hereby ordered -
REPORT in PERsoN ip% SSy 81 Hs.daa:rts: No.
recruit fos the Resimsns on Long Island.
VA ROWLAND, Captain.