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90. tH.4 AZ. EYfTnT1 Y5 4
REsPECTF uLLT INVITE THE CITIZENS
Of Kansas cali and stock which are selling
v2nStf = d - - JAt- STlX & ECKHAKT. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
DIED.


tr'.sd ~iis on da,y In P.n,y ,ana wn = Blaelwoed
s,ir.,,y e =, ..s 20, o, tN Na I,' ''' '' company
Tsc r,,e .sd rnd. of the family 80, Lexington Loise
~ sri \ NJ and the Ma'onig irr.rnii, the 'HenF q.
a.. r~susn tie uesnt Of brso.lgu lnsin' company
n H. sT- s.p.etfut, Invited l. - .l- sn~r. ifon h-
late frs4rr.s 40 80 llrapl.' ire q hi'Afh p" 4D''
day atsfnnrf ~ : oc9cs without iifthri i'ithii'n.
formerly oi the Bac. K'e ,onrrcn.s as'4 % yca' ii
~ nersl - 81 take rao~ OF Tu-,lay s,h Inst a. oeoc.
. a. flu. bic sfr frsiienr- Nl.'l.i Wet firy thifd
sfc. hear stfh n. fstffea and ifrui' o -
family are respectfully invited g. atirri
COSuICT-At Dover y J. On Iufsihy morning. - ~ j,
~ rlo.fa nfaffun. ilau Ne"beid iniai spn 81 ~ J.
"A and Mafy z. ,onilr' as.i months and ~ days.
fpyfNy.fo Rr-asl-r on sunday s.pi D. al s.l3 p M
-f-fa reoa r. ssed % oaii SD - day 'on u iianii
tla ii nri Iyiit =. iffifr
Tho n,ni, ofi' .smy ar ia.ted 90 'is'd the iun''h
f..l so. % ll.Ihr .'fr'i, ol I1et4'y - 2 p o.
L,uaDf-On Saturday evening sept, J., q Moun, Vernon
Nrf,irffef Cualfs ares lilfi ln- ini iii. A.. 80
Ala h.as,..l. wc o. J4'a Las, h Tie sd year oi hri
IL ,.i.,.. AL fend. ~ respectfully Invited to attend tie
r.f. nr hef ais frslierrs Tuesday afternoon a. 2
Drf.k Nr.s Haven tan, leave Irrliy seventh street.
p,p,i af ~ pcrcs in
y;jskHOi -E-in Yefrnia City. Nc,aia Territory on
Tu-.ay. Aus D.. rhosa' A.ah'u.' "a 'hr '!d 'rif o'
s.s s'i s.ael.,o sal Bristol fSs,nd r,pc re,r copy
.oRTOS-ln Phinhei. y J.. on saiuflay. sept y. Mr.
tla Norton fslc' 81 The aic iiena Norton 81 Ai' cry
b. IT, 18th ~ t'r
To relative. sod frni. 81 ihc family requested 70 i'eni
the funeral sAou, further Invitation iiom r ~. ie'i
drnr. m r4inhell Tuesday The iaih inst % u pcocs
. m New er.y Contra Railroad ca leave foot oi out
lanii street a. ~ o'clo,s m Return . 70 y ~
SrNIKFH-Or sunday morning sept - At the sssidcnce oi
hs flihrg OAT.l IL siIAss j. eldest son o. Gen I" H.
Stftsf 4,
Ts re.ye. ard friend. - the family respectfully invited
70 attend III. funeral Tuesday. the 3t inst a coo
= n loo, q shAei. lane beiweeu Fny scoond and fiy
ihifd sirc~fs. 90 the Hudson River.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Tn HEALTH OF TIE CITY IMPROVING

Tur HEALTH OF TIE CITY IMPROVING
The report Of City Inspector Booe for the past week
shows that during that period 4s7 deaths occurred III
This city, OF the deceased lOl were men, 81 women lo7
hovs and l2I girls. This is decrease Of 's In com
nosou with the mortality of the previous week and ~
90 compnred with the mortality of the corresponding
,ooL a. lsG2 Two hundred and fortynine deaths oc'
curred among chiIdrcn-more than half the ehiiTe
,,,ober The following note from Dr. Ramsay accom-
panics the report
4 I A Ho0LY Cny inspecfor-SIn; In classifying the
dses and making up your weekly reports 81 dca' or the
L S,,, sent Ia hnd decrease Of ~ rom The previous
] and ~ lien compared with the coffcpOhdihs peioa
~ 1862 and also IS oss than the annual average ioi % '
, year 30 great reduction IN the weekly noHhiy H,ey
49, oud moves beyond doubt that the excess III Juy
d August was due the condition Of the atmosphere Snd
no' 7" CYRUS RAMSAY, NJ. d., Registrar Of Records
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.I,,I. (Io.c nj the Fo-f.Ofnrr.
Troxelcr,' (.uIdc,

~ '., 1I .nI lt. n M, sunday......... 3:2, p
r. si,.., ~ Harlem I H. 2Gthst and sthss-. ~. u
TO Bo.,on by New London line, Pier ~ n II
stonington line Pier 49, \. H., and fall h'ef
lin. Pier g. n H. daily iSunday eIceptedl..... p III
To Boston by New Haven RIL, Via Spnngheli
27th At and ith ave a IN eiu = a"' v "
To Uo.tou by New. Haven Kii, 27th It. and an
~ j s,ors n, l l2i and o. m. Sunday p
10 Buffalo by Eris HR., foot ol Chambers, -
ana ]" n NJ III" y "
TO I.lip Fire Island aud other resorts on hon;
leland by l. l. Railroad from James SIP ana
foot of 3ihs a.. r.. .N..............Ba a NJ = ana ~
To PHILADELPHIA by New Jersey Railroad foot 9i
Courtlandt 81, Z, 10 a IN, T. o. Y. IL. p m sunday 'P "
To Plilade, ,plia by Camden and Amboy Railroad D., o.,
Pier ~ ~ H.. foot of Barclay 1t .......'..o III y "
TO Warrington, by how-Jcrs.y Eh, 7, los IN, - , IN
and "A and IA y. foot OF Couraudt ST. Sunuiy 'aP ~
To the Mc., 6y Central Hailfoad of New jersey, ,, a.
foot of Courtlandt 4 and a. M II m...''ani y "
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

BOARD or CoUNcILMES. regular meeting
Of the Board Of Councmen was held Monday a'icr-
noon o.. I o'clock Morgan Jones esq President In the
Chair Couucmen OBricn offered a resolution tAni
The Counsel 20 the Corporation be- instructed g. take
the necessary steps 10 the Injunction granted b
one u the Justices 81 the supreme Court restraining
the Controller from issuing the Bonds authorized hy the
ord nance adopted b. the Common Council for TIE T"'
u drnftcd men. The resolution was LAID over. Tie
Controller presented his statement of appropriations
and expenditures and balances of unappfopfaod funds
s0r the month Of August. Total appropriations =
i2d 753 g3. expenditures. 81 o7O Jl5 - balance e.
165 o. -.
The Controller also frcscn,cd statement Of The d.
burseinenis paid 70 the families o. volunteer soldiers of
the fortnight ending on the sth Of september Balance
on hand at the date Of the last report - az ~ Dis
burforents s,O - %. balance on hand, 80 !l~ ~
Subsequently the resolution introduced hi 'onnc iman
OHricp In reference 10 the ordinance in aid ~ con
seru,s was laid On the table and Ar Board concuirc
viii The Board oi Aldermen in tie resolution adopted
br them on the same subject. The resolution %. ih,
board Of Aldermen that 10 pavement IN any ttiffi "i
the city which has heen accepted by The COOPERATION !"
be kept in repair the public expense sih hr"hii' De-
taken up or the payingstoncs removed without t' hu
ihor!fy Of the Common Council under tie penalty oi
!. 900 fOr each OffeIsc. was cOnCurfed IN.
The ordinance adog,ec hy The Board of Aldermen ~
creair the salarie the Clerks and Assistant Clerks
~ nat BOARD ard the EOaid Of Councmcn ten fr cent
Us c0ncurrcd in A number Of general oFdefs of no
general importance were adopted. and the Board aa'
ourned 10 Ihufsdhy
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Special Notices.

Union stale Tickct.-Tlr Commltte. appointed by th"
M rIIBLlCAs CENTRAL COMMITTEE 10 make arrange
t. f,r public ratn aton meeting viii re-t AZ tie corner
of Bfosisay and 20 -. on NEDNE,DAl ENtSlNp sept.
y, .,aorosI f,t bu.in.s. HENRY SMITH, Chm
J. o. ABB Sec'y
Young Mcn'. Republican Ccntrni COMMITTEE;
rr,.f Monthly Meeting o. hi. Commii'e" viii be hed
a, the llradl Aricr BroaiwsyAnd !Jtst On "kpNES
DAY fNESlND. ihr lbih nst., NJ o cocs -
WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG Chairman
Gro " JAeuKs. GRO p. hAsxHF secfrtHier'
The Enrmrr-' (lub Of the American Institute
M meet H. at the Cooper nion Building itio
DAY tIu-.6ayl sept 10, At !, o'clock pm fhe meetings
Il this CLUB open a. tie pubAe .......
The Juvenile Orator. Miss EVANS OF Ab.rdafc
lonly Is yeaf If agr who has been most r.
Lived IN London Manchester Liverpool Dublin Birnius
Lafu Bristol leeds will deliver her popular Orahou TO
Young Mrn' the Welsh rIcsbytrrtn church lon 81
,,w.en "a and 81 Av. TUESDAY NIGHT at o'clock
Admission p ior the benefit of the Sabbath school,
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MfIkItGGD ID.

DDYLF-BYRSE-O Wednr,iiy sept. .. isd1. o. the
Cl1fch ~ - Friur XVII by hs Rev Fsih.i hcylin
bo't NJ this rify
FafRCfuID- -sFY"Orp-By TIE Rev Wn- II. Cooke oi
Mcuofi. Chrrh Eshcft n. Farclhd o Mary - daughter
%! ile |4.e lsalr seymour 80. o. tfis city.
OSBORNE gTSCW-On ThmsIay. Sept. No. a. Ccntril
Church Album 4 by itr Pastor the Rev. Henry fo"
Ter John Oshofns and Lots NJ Bench both OF that city
No. u Clinton psc- he~Nor.. on
S.4.v Sru, ~ bv he Rev 4 g. Co.'S D,n Read VI New
lorG 10 Nj. Lucy Jan. Dauchy. lata u Troy n l.
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EXEMPTION RELIEF AND SUBSTITUTE CON-

EXEMPTION RFLlEF AND SUBSTITUTE COM
M1rTEE.-Upon the opening Of the Supreme Court
Room in Duane street. yesterday morning the Exemp
;on Committee were bcsiceed hy nearly 800 applicants
the majority Of whom had been before the Boards Of
Enrolmen; in their respective districts and had pro
cured their necessary papers Under the regulations
adopted By the Committee the business is transacted
with the greatest possible dispatch and the plans TINS
far have proved entirely adequate the most important
aim of the Committee who have entirely cschcwed
politics being to procure substitutes for the persons
entitled "a exemption that the Government may nave
the benefit Of men instead Of money. The rule which
the Committee has adopted that each 500 which they
called upon dishurse shall produce man u con
sanily kept before the public and II the drafted man
fails has inclination 10 procure substitute, tAe
Committee furnishes one FOR him.
The Ward auxiliary committees 81 Republicans and
Democrats which meet every evening have proved oi
great aid 10 the Committee IN the performance Of ihel
duties These Ward Committees fur tie prpOsc Of
giving information 10 drafted to the course 20
be pursued The Committee ind no trouble ~ obtain
Ing substitutes and from present indications there
will soon be more Of them than ~ drafted men.
Messrs Purdy and Blnnt OF opinion that the 100"
substitutes which the Committee advertised 10. VIII D.
obtained and the army TINT much augmented. The
Committee today rcconsderod tie resolution recent!
adopted that m'amcn doing duty iu New io'k refi-
mert and residing Og; Of The city were not If drafted
entitled 10 relief here. On the suggestion oi tie Mayor
il was decided 10 confer discretionary powers The
Chairman 81 the Executive Committee supervisor
Bluni) in such cases. and IL II understood that II the
applicant went into the field with his regiment and r.
ported for duty durug tie riots be viii b. held to be
entitled 20 relief
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUN E. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER is 1868
The Eighth Avenue Railrond.

Immediately after the riot the managers of
the Eighth Avenue Railroad who had been frightened
by the mob caused cards to be put up conspcuousy in
every car running over the Eighth Avenue Railroad
foIbidding accommodations to colored persons. To
their surprise person Of influence approved their
course and no words of commendation came from the
press; the other hand, the prohbory notices pro-
voked criticism, and angry comment among the
passengers; some offended, and put themselves to
considerable expense and inconvenience to reach their
homes and places of business rather than patronizo
line of cars whose nodded to suit the
cruel dictaton of rioters The press of the city and
country with rare exceptions in its denunca
tons Of the cowardcc and inhumanity of the prohib
tion.
Parties who had no particular sympathy for negroes.
declared that such an act would not be tolerated in
anv city at the Souththat it disgrace TO the age
in which we live-that the Company had forfeited its
charter and should be deprived Of the privilege Of
cupying the streets as common carrier" &c.
So great was the pressure of public sentiment that
the managers. deeming discretion the better part of
valor ordered the obnoxious cards removed and di'
reced that every fourth should be open for the
comnodaton of persons Of color So the matter now
stands Que car in four on the EgthAvenue Railroad
announces in staring capitals 10 the pubic that Nc
croes can ride in this car White people ride in the
with tthe negroes. and make objections;
indeed the cars for coored persons well filled
any. others and filed principally with white people.
Last evening passenger one Of the exclusive cars re-
rarkcd within hearing Of the writer that the creed of
he Eighth. Avenue Railroad Company must be. " Life
s avenue over which white folks may ride, death
the terminus Of the route. Heaven depot from which
negroes excluded and Hell place Inhabited prin-
nipay with blacks"
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BOARD op ALDKRMRS.-At a meeting Of ihi-

BOARD OP ALDgRMgS.-At a meeting OF THIS
Board Yesterday afternoon President Walsh IN tie
chair a communication received from the Con
,roer SLOWING that the balance in the treasury o The
l2th inst was sx.Oi3ll7 r. Mr.. Ma1"rson having
been called 10 the chair the iresden, Inquired o' The
CLERK whether lie had received a communication from
sorpe Cour, relative 20 The s30OOoO exemption orui'
nance. Mr. Valentine replied in The affirmative and
producod writ from the Supreme Court enloining tie
Eayor Controller and Clerk Of the Common Council
fo issuing the bonds OF the city under the ordinance
Mr. Hardy In Offering rcs0uiiou.dirociing the toun'
el 10 the Corporation 10 take steps 10 have the nnhc
tiou dissolved 10 that the Common Council coud pr"
coed 10 furnish the relief provided for IN the ordinance
remarked that il vas extraordinary that any such writ
should have been issued They were Restrained nom
uerforuiDg duties which dcv0lved upon them hy The
legislature while another body thc SnPcf'isork acting
to tbe same end though Illegally accordngto The opinion
of the Counsel 10 the Corporation had not been mo
lested On motion Of Mr. Hardy the resolution was
edoptod A communication was received from the
BOARD of Health the subject Of street cleaning ana
that money be raised by the issue OF efy bonds
Ia enable Civ Inspector Booe 10 continue the WORK oi
tecnin the city clean Referred 10 the Committee on
FINANCE After some routine business TIE Board ad'
iourped until next Thursday afternoon
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A New Lease Of Life.

4 NfW LEASk Of LIF =.
DR. RADWBY's PILLS nave granted new Lease OF
life For fifteen years have suffered with Dyspepsia Coz
,iyene.s INDIGESTION have csrslosd OF pills Of d
irren m.< the relief afforded by ter operation was At
the COS. Of severe Suffering from Pes. II stopped taking
these pill. for the old difficulty would trouble me-
At last struck vein gold IN Radwuys ps-tAe hrst dose
acted differently from oil other ps thas hoped ,or euro
six boIe. made new Of me; completely cured.
No s,raalnr no pie. weakness followed their use
gained strength with their have not taken any physs
for over wear and am as rugged aud hearty bcar
JAMES W RosDICK Clinton Town. Clinton Co. n. Y.
soldbx RADwAY 4 CO. No. 6i Maiden-lane. corner oS
Gold u and by DYnsgi.., generally.
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r Acunvyr.-An unknown woman was

FATAL AccIDEYT.-An unknown woman I,,s was
over on Monday at u p. m. at the corner OF mr. a
Inh ch'. W eco, and Broadway by runaway horse h'
teentn rnLIinc's CITY Express wagon. No one was
iaehea ,soson 20 at The time Officer John A. pu'an
al n.aed @ % the Police Iesd 0qs %sr e. PsfsS Penne o
fortunate and conveyed msi ,h", she died
imsr beinr admitted Coroner Widcy VII ho'a oH III
quest On tic remains gu Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
rn.rr.uiuuents- -Tursday, sept. ID.

NlBLOs 0AHDEN-Sarcll'r.
N NALLAt kS-Ifue g. tLs Last. with To nhosl
WISTFT GkHDES-Lsdy Aul'ey'' secret
HARNI.afs nusft M-lnasu Chiefs. Python &c hflh
Ifi0,-N frags u Any fr1T
IHvIsO HALL-Ihe Sisfeolrcon
AIUkNBRA PAHiLiDS-lhe Arabs fques'fiaii'in &C
ArADfNY OF NUsft-Amrfirsn lnsii'uia Par.
NFW.YOHK HKATfR-fan'oniurs sud Ballet.
PARK THEATtR (BfooilYu i-AAff'd Lno-Loin o' :
Lover a., -,
FASHION CouRsE-Grc,i National iiorse F,r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
to,,vs,ys. NEAR WELLINGTON,


cvx,Iy.yx. have had the honor - receive You po'e
ii,.,,,n 20 name day when could dine with you and
g. - ,,y fellow citizens Of Philadelphia
!, 4, very gratifying 10 gentlemen hht yon poPo, W
.tnl.dye nv public dinner, services "lch III hhoNhei
-, - h.eu ppreciated 40 differently.
i' hall slways cherish this mbIk OF your esteem
iIi, A. hi. time and under existing cscunstance pro
dtns Zoo from NV friends of Phladephs among "noih
- g., ,e,yice. in this al ttil0r oii'' % ~
,.t ,.io,o though not resident OF The ciiy nav ~
III. I, ,e,r Collation.. during small portion oi my me-
Vet Gentlemen you will not fail TO uhdeisana u m ,son
xbieh induce me with mauy regrets, TO deehDe '"e
you have extended 70 me. a.. los. bighIv trize
vn, :. .ua,e OF NV service cOuntryt cshsen | =
81 The navy could be otherwise than nspfed " ~ % 49, q
cause Ne dedicated 10 my pfoessio eh'S hSrad Row
tsd Of duty where srduous service wa 70 pe
,duous and varied that service has been my oo o ..
NOV. yery impeectly Judge. But till history .hs li VIZ
vi which transient interest public or personai thieW m
,hs events Of that period owe II 10 my cOnpabiohs
60 that the country cannot estimate the
DE tbs officers aud men who under my c0ii.aho '" "a -
I.,. foobod the coast whence the EebelOh hho -
S s,.y yestye Of the National authority held that corr,
Iuded miles with grasp Of iron, which the enemy
10 vain 20 break and which foreign nations were com
usd 10 respect who illustrated the national arms by many
f,sn, ..uots were always crowned by victory when ny
sofe.ona experience consulted and respected and VINO
heroic IN Their failure before Cbcfes
o. ,Isn when victorious at Port Royal .
,oy,ef even passing events have not already vnni
..d s cn await The verdict Of history and IN the mean
go bs hear with me grateful recollection of your kind
,s, sy. the honor 10 be gentlemen, VAN great respect
''1' "''' s. r. III PONT, Resr.Admiral U. s. Navy.
To the Hop VIZ NJ. mEpEDiIH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

NEwYRK Aug. %, 1868.
have been suffering for the Las. three years nom severe
Cstauh with continual dullness in my head. tSh'nes
aos. my chest, weight my eyes, which were weak
w.ery and very painful Ny no-,h' were continually OBJ
..ruc,ed with pouring fluid have had frequent sneezins
hoar.ene. Of my voice generally attended with splitting often
wi,h fnes. Of my throat together with soreness and
dropping Dr. Won Eenberg he, cured Of all these di'
.reeabe .ucring. feel lie The treatment oil
Dr. Won El,enbers skfa /, successf Il nPo''
.lb. to oyeua,s the benefit have received a, his hands
heartily recommend any one suffering like myself !" pace
,heneye. under Dr. Won Eisenberzs care with Certainty
Of being edy cured give this with gratitude and pleas
ure anno, orbca again saying ,ha. my voice which w
hoae and thick when applied Dr. Won Eisenbsrs Is now
ear and good indeed feel sbundauty satisfied
JAMES LITTLE. No. 2i3 9Th st, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

NEwYoRx March %, 1863
Th. 4. TO certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRIl with dun heavns" in the head /
lt my nose completely stopped up accompanied by contua
soreness Of the throat the chs stealing me with
.ou no, aushes great tghness ofhe Cheat aud ain
uc 40 that every one thought consumption Having
heard of the great performed by DR. Won Ei'enberg
consulted him. with but little hope Of am now happy
TO be enabled add my testimonial to the great number al
ready In the Doctors possession his scientific snd sue
cesu mode Of treatment he has shown in my that
sk and knowledge which have procured for him great
reputation am entirely restored to perfect health that
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply ct once to Dr.
Won Eiseuberg, with certainty Of being cured
FREpEUCK WEBER, No. 500 FoaTthst
nJ,LVCIs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
The STATE Fair.

UTICA n Y. Monday, Sept l9' isoJ.
The number Of entries at the STATE ar up ~
O., nrc.,,, time is about 1000 number Of distin.
80 80 pa 'rcr,urists arriy cd tiis morning. Everything
tt. favorable for a succcssfnl exhibition
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
e,ial Dispatch 70 TIE " Y. Trihnnc.

= CORTLAND Ne. Monday Sept IA p =.
Both parties have been strsining every nerve
fur some time past bring every voter. and very
heavy vote will probably be thrown to-day.
The two parties are divided squarey their respect
i've pa, FORMS and there side issues. On these
platforms the State has been most thoroughly siumped
by able speakers
The parties are pretty evenly divided and no indioa
tions as yet can be given Of the result Tie returns
alone can decide IT,
ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO secure the returns
from every town within she region Of tie telegraph lines
or communicating distance.
PoRIlASD, Monday, Sept. li-5 7. II.
Bath gives Samuel Cony, Union, for Cover
aOr lo2l, Bradbury Democrat, 800
Lewiston gives Cony $50 maiorty-a gain Of l'1 TO
200 votes.
Auburn gives a Republican gain Of IS votes
Intelligence from east Of the Kennebec shows strong
Republican gains
The vote Of Portland is all in but the majority
will problhly be over COO Republican, Returns from
sx Wards give Cony 22Ol. Bradbury l.e5o being ne;
Republican gain Of 276. which viii probably be still
more inc, cased by Ward Seyen.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PORTLAND, Ne. Monday, Sept. u, ls63.
The following is the vote Of some Of the chief
towns cast At the State election to-day:
Augusta gives Cony Uniou), for Governor, Ss6 ma
iority-a net gain of l2- for the Unionists.
Scarboro gives Cony POI uajority-a net gain OF g.
Bangor gives Cony go majoriy-a net gain of 3i5.
Brewer gives Cony 800 majority-a net gain Of los.
Biddeford gives Cony or Bradbury DEM 75'
Saco gives Cony 6ss, Bradbury 3s0-anet Union gain
q 3i4
Porta will probably give GO Union majority
belfast Monday Sep, Il, lr63.
This county has gone Overwhelmingly Joy
Couy the Union candidate for Governor
THIRD DISPATCH.
PoETIASD Monday, Sept. "a, lsCJ.
The following is the full vote OF Portland;
Cony ESQ; Bradbury, lglG. Conys majority o'1'
AGAINST So las, year. Net Republican gain 81.
Calais gives Cony SIS bradbury 1856 being 4O'
majority agains, les last year. Net Union gain ~
brunswick gives Cony al, Bradbury a-9' beng ~
majority against 40 lsst year. Net gain' l0.
Augus,a gives Cony ~ Bradbury Il" beng ma
,or.y Of ;oI against ~ last year. Net gain. 2'5'
Belfast gives Cony go. Bradbury 3A Umon he'
gain s.
Tortvone towns give Cony 1887. and Bradbury
1910 gain; last year Coburn lO4Ai Bradbury anu
Jameson -.4.7 Union majority this year 4s-i against
leul,.; year Union net gain 2 IN IN q io"ns ana
The majority in these towns exceeds the naJoIy III ie
whole STATE last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
y,enr.Ad,niruI Du POnt.

The following correspondence, though occur
,,, .,o months ago has been recently published
- PgnaDELIHI., July l5 1863.
s, We TIE undersigned, having learned ,s' you new
reached yor home AFTER your erduou ,eivo. e Sg sr
Recitation which we entertain for you a. an oioeI au a.
Your great victory Port Royal VIII stang .. f
Is National aims will b. remembered ar al e1ampe 70 9o
Nm y b. good enough 70 name day when you can do
The fsy5r to dine with few Of feowchinebs o
o. isdstnIis Your friends and servants,
"" WIN NJ MEREDITH,
HORACE BlSsff, lr,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
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PHILADELPHIA Monday, Sept u letJ
The sales of the Fiye-Twenties to-day
.,a,,od 10 s3s2 OJO Deliveries Of bonds arc made 10
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