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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
The Old Established Binder,.

I1tOS. w. ODELli,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET, oykK
THE UNION TELEGRAPH % FICI'
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK uuoEgt.
Ail County omces, Hanks, Rail Road Unio.. nn-i.
ness Men, and others. His work oonlprses ,y,.,y
style, nom ~ cents W to $3.50 per quire. - =
best no 1 Lad OF WOVe paper used on BiANk Wort
Magazines Periodicals., 49,, &C.. bound IN auv -, Z!
desired 10 plain or gilt and having the tools a. ioT.
merly used by MoTts and by Calender lie h, pT-,,sI
10 match all volumes bound by them i'N'
Old Books rebound, and made 10 look better th,a
when new W. '"'"
Music bound N any style desired, and pagsf; COO
fenlenee never before offered here, with tiss iil,
50 His PAGING MACHINE Is the oniy or,ss =, II
piy, and is one Of the most i'm portant invenf.aI,
the present Lay. IL viii accurately page aId nny
Books theokss Drafts, hailToad Books, and Isl,.i,
and any KIND OF Blanks, as tigh a. Ten Laotasaad
T. W. y, also pays very particular attention 10 ~.
Rari9g az kinds OF btafl1s with tfIatsa Hsai Eai.
ROAD anu olher work requiring neatnsss aud disnai
~ Having recently gready aided 10 his snlrss,,y
asge s1tes he is better than prepared 70 pse
~ lie refers TO the County Offices Of Montro,,.,,
fIehe' perke, aud 10 The various Hanks, kallr. ~
oinees Sc' in me Miami Valley, ior specimens ,,l b,s
y ~ decIs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
II q tn q EOP p,

ROTT ~ KROP
NO 3O2, THIRD STREET, DAYTON. OHIO,
LAVE made a formidable attack op High Prces,
i'll and cat them ot cGirely. IL II
notwithstanding The depressed condition Of the
country, they are receiYlng the largest stOck Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, YESTINGs,
Gbhrs FUkhlsHING GOODS,
or the latest Styles, and Patterns
FANCY AND PLAIN sHIRrs,
COLLARS, DRAW EiAs, NECK-TIES, 6c,
Ever before offered to the public. Their stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ii new and fashionable, and offered unusually low
HelnF FOR CASH.
The public are inNted V call and examine As they
have extra nice GOODS and oiier bg indaeemsnts.
ROTT & KROPP,
mar2lu NO. sO2, THIRD STREET.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-18
Princes MlLOlDQ]DS !

From the Celebrated Mandatory of George
A. Prince & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
5000
Of Princes Melodeons have been finished and
are now in use.
ne. he First Premium has uniformly been
awarded 10 these instruments wherever exhib-
tied in competition with others.
Prices:
New Organ Melodeon (for churches) $3.50 90
Double Bank. Double Reed Melodeon, 10000
Piano Style, Double Reed Melodeon, 5000
Piano Style, Six Octave Melodeon, 10000
Double Reed Five Octave Port. elodeon, 13O. 90
Five Octave, Portable Melodeon, $500
Four and . half Octave Port Melcdeon 60 90
Four Octave Portable Melodeon, $500
Dds- Messrs. THOMPSON, WOODRUFF 4
Co., Of Leavenworth, are the Sole Agents for
Kansas of these justly celebra,e ed instrum ents.
They have given the sub-agency to Mrs. 8. NJ.
STRICKLER, who will secure an instrument for
any person who wishes to purchase at the pubs
lished prices. June &c, 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Var Wvox-At ManhAssett, 4. l., on thursday. 6cp-
tember n. Apsas sooood daughter OF Henry l.. and
Martha e. Van WICK. aged Is years. uonths and 81
days
TIE relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral. thus Saturday morning az nne
O'Clock from the resideooe OF her father az West Twelfth
street NJ Y.
Wrsrns.-At Bsookiyn, on Friday morning. september
Is kDcrH UAKss infant Of Benjamin r. and Isabella
Western
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral the parents residence
Gaon avenue. 9TH door northeast Of Myrtle on Sunday
afternoon. al two O'Clock.
wHLa.-Dcpar,ed thus ,ife. Thursday morning
September IL after snort and painful illness LUoY ANN
WnIaka aged ~ years.
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the ainers from L.ie residence. 2s6 Fourth
street between North Eighth aud Ninth brooklyn H. d..
Sunday afternoon al halt past O'Clock.
wAIai-ia BrooaIya. on Friday, september Is ARR,
the beloved daughter Of Joha walsh.
The riens Of te family requested to sttacd the
tu0era, from g. Douglass street. brooklyn. on sunday
Afternoon, al lxo O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Two rot claims OF Q somewhat singular character
Gl,d az the Comptroors Office Yesterday The first vas
thai 4 named William Bowen an em,hsYe OF the
gag Ia n,yhrs street. East river who claims
damages and medical expenses from the city Tor the
shooting Of his son Michael wen dnrng the progress OF
the rot on the 18th Of ,uy. on the corner Twenty
second street and First aveere for which he puts
bin OF $50 The second claim OF more nov eli
pot tias-,s Bargalew under the following
circumstances. HE was employed as messenger by the
Messrs Eghatn Bros merchant tailors No Cortandt
street. and during the riot thought necessary self
son To home for four and many
days On returning a. his employers store found that
his place had been filled. seeks 10 recover
city fo- loss Of time Many claims
an equally Curious cbaraGtec with those already neu
ssdvad4ratio0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

r.S~sYfsaSis A>taessfv Cost Tg,m.-1he .ph lsde
phs Led2 po.,ng me reuort Of the coal trade OF pcun
svivania last weeA remarks
The Anthracite coal tonnage i agslu very besvy-that
BY the Reading railroad slGeeJng any previous weeks
business. The shipment ~ The schaylkH IL verv
sdersby reduced The tonnage ior the week 10 2l1 III
making tbs year business 3-i Sol tons, against
sgsa AL " tho ssms Tine last wear. showing net In
og 3a asa tone ~ col wes,ber apprcs hes
beu yrd rcmv'ln, 4 the ssa pt,rc u oca!.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MI = rrresi.

Married.
Air1EW--' CTrN-Ou Thursday, sepiembx ~, a. ~
Paus church. Hobokon, N. j., ny tho Rev. mr. Grce,
}. 1HAnks ApsRBr to hie~ VA NJ daughter a Mrs.
William ii. Gurus, q iiobcken, NJ J.
BRms1;D- PIrnsoEux.-At Dr. Potts church. Un,ver-
sy place on wednesday. 6epenbe TO- by the Rev Dr
Marsh X BuKns RAinsfD IOssss ouly da,lgh4er OF
the late John A. Pottingell, Iosq
Boston papers pleas copy.
coruls-PoLiARn On Sunday. June =. by tire Peg
Dr sill, OF st. Thomas chapel Mr.. Joas JACOB OosKr To
Miss Many JANE SotA.ARD, b0<h a this Guy.
ooLx-BocgnAsrss.--At Trinity chapel, on lrhursdas
september ", ~ the Rev. Morgan Dix ~ ~, HiRAs Ho
BROCK ooiEAo MARGARr-rs daughter OF T. H. ltckmAster
CoSNos RAW oYT-At 81. Thomas church. Tues
non OF Franco. to Miss kxA j. RAvssoFr daughter Of
the late Joseph Rsvenseroft. Of Nov Jersey
rirsAIs SouoorER Friday. se,ten,5er 10, By the
Rev y. Green. Mr.. MARION 8. FisrarL "a Miss EssA
SusooiER Of Schoharie county
Baltimore pagers please copy. s.
GRASr-SgEw ART--on Friday, Seplesna,er IT. wood
burn, the rcsidcnce OF Thomas Soott, ny Rev In.
BoardmaD, -. Is. GRANT OF this city, 20 Miss RnaxooA
DOUGLAS STEWART. OF Philadelphia. :
Mnsn-Clhmx On Friday September IT, AT tAs resi-
dence OF the BRIDES uncle. at West Farms, by the Rev
IN. Winters Mr. cu,Riks y MkAp, 81 New YORK, 10 Mss
Eva 81. clANg, OF Wilmington. Del. 's'
Osaw a,~>ar On Wednesday. September az. by
The Rev true At biz sidcnce ianEs osHoxN 70
Straw beth ct ths city.
fAcNa~l.tsr.g TN Thu ssay evening September II.
Al No % sasi sn,y ec'nd street by Res. ) G. Vast
harm, !. H. 81. MA.A Flock, beia IL New York
CITY #
Yasnss wv .ie.--s,o Wednesday. seateni,er 10. at
81, Georges church. Schenectady, ~ T.. 10y tbs Rev.
William Hayne u. H.. 4. CRAio PALMER, q Now YORK 70
NJ jcssfsNx. only daughter Of Hon o. vibbard OF the
former place. t
snS.rs--Iocznay On Wednesday evening September
2 by the Rev. John Brash, Mr. JANIS A. SxnssR to Miss
HFSknrrA $ locxf,E. both Of this city. f.4E
wMds--JoSks. --0n Wednesday evening September l6.
at The residence OF tho BRIDES father by the Rev DR. u
NJ seward Ixsyst weG,s to SARAH, daaghier OF Alfred
ZONES ESQ OF Yonhers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19


There have been but few Of the members Of the Fire
Department examined by the provost marshas owing
the fact that they nave been allowed longer time than
others By request OF the committee behalf of the de-
p1rtmen About two hundred have passed examination,
thirty OF whom have procured substitutes. The
committee s,il holding daily sessions at riremens
Han. The following members Of the department have
procured thsr exemption papers
Z. v. Eodnian. 6Il Water IT, Hose % active
" =. = Maneam a Downing 81 Eng 4, active
wn 7 Simnson 4le We, a5tl, s., Eng To- active
ia Gregory. la iih - II l.. Il, active
g :, Thea lnh ludlow Il. Hos -. active.
v keh g. IA West 9Th . ing ~ aeiye
James Nui"i. ~ west tiih 4 ". 4. .. active
Nm. liics 80 West !:d - EGg. ~ active
Fa'k htrctaid, = olii cr T., Eng ~ exempt.
las. " sronme II II"s'ip -. Hose II. active
Hugh Hunter, ~ rikc -. ING. :, active.
H. brnherlnn, ~ West 10th ST Eng 10, active.
Rchd. Golfer. l7o Mulberry 81. Eng 40, active.
Geo suyyesant. '2li Chrystie St, Hose ,, exempt
a. ,nlbcrt. Ic9 I'd nv.. II. snJ l.. y. active
Tho. Muean. 2ii Monroe st, Hose q. active
Geo. french, IL; ". 10th 81. Eng Ii, active.
Vim. J. Livingston, 10 Norfolk ST.. Hose 20 active
W Lydccser. 60b nth av., Eng. J. active.
J. Mctrate. ~ I'ev 81. Hose -. active.
VIM. Mckeever 5oa 10th av. Eng IS, active.
Patrick Walsh. 20 Christopher 81. Eng -, active.
lno. Kayepah, a GARRISON ST., Eng 81, active.
rnhcr; MCGOWAN, 81 10th nv. Eng 81, exempt.
Gee. rreener 2ao " 45th ~, n. and J.. 3. active.
y u iolnrsins s.a,s s,h 81. H. and /. p. active.
q. n. scarlet, 20 West i0h st.. Eng. 1. active.
s T.. save. ZIG Itb st. Hose ~. active
las Moran 20 Mercer st, ling. =, active.
W. B.fatknan, 1874 7th av.. Eng. -, active.
Geo. :. Miller. 10 18th A., Hose :,
Geo. H. cornell. s35 9Th st, n 4 l.. H.
= u'Bren az, I'd -av. Fng ~ active
las II. Ripley, 12s Fast broadway, Eng Is. active
Nicnsei Mc''owan, SO tiin 81. Hose ~.
Peter sssidy. i2s Greenwich sv Eng -, active.
ibn f,oan., $50 s,h Al Hose n active
~, A. r5,od IN El,lrdge =, rpg /. ,ctiyo
Ic g,,,,isrey al t,sf Io,b ~ rny = a,.,,o,
u.,r, f'cnson 40 p,oome ., ing i. eci,yc
i'co Il.h,o ara vest 18TH II NJ al = actt,c
Jas. w. lcly, 81 Attorney a., ~. and T.. II, sotve
wilbur smith. II ~ %, n. aud t. L., exempt,
laS NJ ,ufy, 10 ,iarASon q. Eng "a. scttve
/ IA, ,nt,.ru OIL N is,h - Hose 4, e,.m,
uy Connol.y :soi " ann A. Eng L. active
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

at shc sss.c., -sles ~ tblr. Of all kinds.
Bsos isp BseelSe we're qns, At Sac lsc. aad lsc
i5sc respectively.
RsHsr,r was inactive al 43i.c. q &c for wes,srs
yellow
Poor iSn sHuE.-s good business transacted,
and with diminishing supplies IN market, prices ~ese
tending upward.
BEssnsrrrs.-fhs demand for -four continued active,
coming both from ssport buyers snd the regular ooms
trade and o. desirable lots 81 fresh ground shipping,
bakers and family brands not plenty, holder q
such enabled 10 pat W prc.s o. Too peg Do ne
market closing baoysrty. me days receipts reached
only 10 200 bbs The days sass comprised - oeo bbis.
state and Western, $40 ftis southern s0p bbl.
Canadian Ave -four 10 request, wilh sAes OF g0o
bbls corr meal coa,nrsd very trm with ss.s re,r,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
Ioseph Harrison. 2es ". ssd It,. Hose 81 active

loserh Harrison. 2es W. SD st.. Hose 81. aotive.
Ihos. Mullen, 100 Cetar st. Eng. 20, active
VIM. Cam bell, rs chrysiie st. Hose No g. active
Chas Daley. Ill Clinton st.. Hose 81. exempt
J Turkey NO. Q Ridge st. Hose II /, active.
JaoSson Irving, q Rutgers 81. Ing No. o. active
James " Croiun. is5 Delaney st., Eng No 8, active
Patrick psrll'n, oil East I1th at. Eng No g. active
And J. Barnes. ~ Jay st., Tx. Hose, exempt
jacob Buree, jr, lO2 stanton g.. Eng 90. act.vp.
George smith, % Orchard Ct. Eua. 81. acL.vo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
The Drau !. an. F,rst District.

headquarters, Jamaica, /. \, embracing IN part the
county OF Richmond, staten Island
Number q drafted men held Tor service AZ; paid
Communication, B exempt Cor dssbity "a exempt
other causes, - examined previous. Its Total sos
uf thts number there were held Tor service 1916.
The exanlns,on of drafted Tor the entire county
a. Richmond wiz be concluded Monday 2Ist nat The
above figures shos ceerv the ~ the ,ecpe ol
Ssen island ard compsr- tsyorshy with any otncf DIS
trct In me state ~ New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

SatttrthWates circular. per Arabia, SAYS
Since the receipt OF advices from New York by ths
Arabia the London market for American securities hss
shown increased hrmness and have TO report
IN all tbb shares Usually dealt In this side. Thus Ere
shows an Improvement OF $40 Iinois ST. aud New York
Central 81 Ttis advance has induced many English hold
ers 70 part with their shares which have been readily
si being considerably above quo here taking tho
rae Oh exchange into consideration. Rut few railroad
oonas havcicome to market Atlantic and Great Western.
however, stll continue in demand and exhibit further
Improvement OF 81
The Chicago Tribune Of September u reports
The volume Of business 70 day shows decided
crcsHe upon that OF yesterday. No think
saw our streets more active than they arc nov. the
radle o the city, p all its departments, Is perfectly
enormous The banks supply Customers fully NJ the uss
range-vz: ga 10 per cont, seven being the rate for
large parcels payable in New York by our ieadlag
banks New YORK exchange y steady former rstss-
VIZ para y discount bnyinC. and pseln,in seil,sg.
!! "a, tiig. the market Is little Grocr. i,, rates
unchanged c.i sas beeu decnin. slightly. u o,,rard
.. f's aad cv "a ~ Iii tue atcref here s,d 40
III Toward the Close lhc unper hrtise desfp..l.
1ressury notes nominal: buyiog pren,un settling u.
having twenty ae years run awarded Yesterday
iAe bidding was quite spirited Bids acre ouervd
amounting " over half million. the loan WAS awarded
u g. G. Parks Co., bankersin this city, al Ill end IN
terest. Tho next best bid Messrs. Rnxt0n Co. whs
bid ll0k for tho entire loan. Messrs solomon Sturges
g. Co. bid 1913 for the entire loan. AS stocks Arc.
we congratulate Messrs. Parks Co. making safe
snd IN ALI respects SO capital an investment
The importatons of dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending September II were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
Newark Mayoraity Nomination..

Gen. Theodore Runyon was unanimously nominated by
the pemooratio Cny Convention sst evening Mayor,
the presen, incumbent Han. Moses Bretox having de.
cned a reconciliation III election lakes place tho
second Ties,iN n o,toOel.
The rerusl,sn nrr nom ration has no, yet been
made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

an ssrVio March
Iol,! 60
D'Gt.
J slaass. Geo iarte. ,s.. 7. Repsea, $ sieieer s.
seid j. orout. leo. Iosr Aaron Ieobenste'o, Chas
l. Arcularius
ruY~c.t ~, ,sIsfv
l. cerardus KING. G. u Jackson. F. speler. Y. Cars
ftprance. Geo. ~ Rrimey. c. strauss ~ KeTble. VIM.
Ficu = Baer. A. l,chripe C Page. wm. eoafres. Y.
seh.eisr r Shoot s.o..i. n.srs waenmcycr Jacob
| NeN arr-,tr, a. kas.4'ae:'
!, .!. .o'' - w.. J. ,,aechs'
Ga.t~ : hieti'. F'fsr. : ,~nasy. 7. ''enpe'eer. H.
we-e
Jones / s,noso, l. Wiad"fdor, G. Miier I,tm s,sses
LOUIS schroeder. Wm t'nder G. sncrer
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES
James shannon furnished Henry Robmsn. A. watts
furnished y. Hudson, J. Manleimer furnished Jacob
furnished Jacob Koch, Phil schnckman furnished VIM.
Rank,n o. Van Tassc furnished II Page John Fesn fur
ni.hrd chas. Megan, james McKieves furnished Fat.
Coleman.
rs SERVICE MARCH g:
Jacob 2ipfe', Jacob Brandt, Vim. CASHIER.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The Board OF Enrolment, for the gnth district resumed
WORK about eight o'clock yesterday morning. The mum.
Der OF d;ssed Of smaller than any previous
day. aud o. them Of particular Importance The
lowing is list OF the disposed of yes,er
day -
HEtp TO SERVICE
James Dalton. Geo. Jacobs, c. J. Clark Thos. Dumphy.
Edward Norris, Henry Abel ,.f
Cicero Mon'ron, VIM, B sowes. Thos. A; Ieadwith,
Nimrod Grow, Chas Fisher. +. Butcher Fredk. salzar.
OVER AGE AND
loin Hennis. Mortimer Purcell. George Carpenter,
Matthias Schaseler, Richard Kerr o. s. Appleton, G.
pAm COMBINATION.
John W. Miller.
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES.
Henry Evcsson furpisned Neil McArtbur, Peter Lode
wick furnished Henry Mapes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

wheat vas scfivsy inquired for mainly Tot export kus
In part Tor milling pnrpose~ Al further partial IN
prices ef L. &c PER bnshs III. days sales embraced
10000 bushs partly IRON store, ~ ~ " 81 10 Zoe
and " 70 VI bs for old white Western, ~ ~
" Sy Tho latter for superior new lof amber SSteva.
N " OIL " tvI red 70. winter, u " u tsx sne4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

The First. second aud THIRD warts hsve been Compel,
ed and the examinations o. Fogsth Nsrd consCrrts
10 progress.
TO day al the numbers under 20. VIII be csIled.
1aE COMMON ,ouNcIf egttrF prsp
The GosId re,ssembed iirsif i..i,ag Committee
Yesterday ami decided ~ pay the Exemptions os the FOL
on ing residents of the wards nsmed SECOND ward
Robert Bosle. THIRD ward-rhos rofDe,t. VIM. Lvy,
kourth wsrd-lbo- tcrtigsn, lss.C Bpurue. Edward
Riggs. has. G. Tanner, lho-. * Brown fifth ward
lgns,u- Patti Eighth wsrd--,ames Hart Henry -hs,er
Alex. McCready, James Brown Wm. crowley Ghss. =.
tiudefgsn. Hugb Burns, John las o. Robert a. hege-
man, lhos. Nc6overn frank srG.er
several of the above named have procured substitutes.
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the following the usmos Of the substitutes &C
cep,ei.
Martin csrron, John A flasher, Charles Mee,zlcr
bsnic' g. johnson, George kesrnes Peter Kenny Lewis
Je'efsou, S,roband Ious
INK SIKH DISTRICT.
Ia ooal-s, 10 the eager crushing crowd that blocked
np as rooms and approaches once each day last
week, On yesterday the rooms presented desore ed APP
pe"fance 50 that as ghosts III rage IN New York
n, present, there a ghost Of an attendance here
COMMISSIONER la Mont having called number Of n ,nes
without response, directed \ clerk 10 bring him In 4
~ q 'hc n'me o those persons IN wasting. the
ci"th Istushed WIN thc names 81 Two.
Ia 10 etcnaS t,w persons dropping fu Captain Farr
er" t' 'hr Ssid stationed a the dor - ne il
wttn rae esrt Sts, hit a. each fcrsnn arrived n,
v'.l ,'ssht 1,tp ~. Hoard 4; once A Honorary
.r1tu - ng exemption far ra'ug over ace On being
s-sst ~ i!s card he had : iamiy register %
0hsf uor0entsry proofs 70 show Answered tha, he had
not oa that liz fatler aud mother told INN hc would
never forget h age, - he born the year before
Patrick 1rsre was hanged AZ Ravcanpon. near Cashel
The Board did not see that thai ey!enee suncicn,
for them
II Is Gnnsu1t crcums lance Cor neople resing in
the rafai districts ol rcaud e. take dates
tune ~ snme temaikahle event Tor instance in me
county :" Waterford many take their dates from
we time "hen me present lord stuart then James
Ner Siasr) contested the representa- the county
WIN lord George rcrcs'ord ia Tie year 1879 which
year - since called the year >tusrts election.
Provost nafsha farr ba adoptef very good proven.
i've against substitute making themselves pre-
na,Hrev rom Ms charge When fhe sub IL scccpt.a IA.
Provost MARSHAL puts 10. money cnyeore which
he msrts the substitutes name. and when tine substitute
bOltJ the boat be conveyed 90 Eser Island his
nonev y handed ~ MIN. This also prevents Gambling
AZ 10. trpian has been informed thai sibttuta Que
day THE week guhird awat al the money he recev
W. 'hnfsday, ~ the substitute. bsnl psaced ON
bnad ,he boat. g. h. conveyed Riker ISLAND one o,
thrin fecogni ed lohu Marshall dsserter from
t,- toe tuuu'' md tity second New SorA vnanteers
lie sas returned b3ck MT Tue custody y the Proves
vi. STAT tod ~a. .rnt o. The PARK HarrsrG- YESTERDAY
Nhs'- ite - 10 rt'ratl WITH tried tor desc, .ion.
~" '"lhwlus IS Mt o the r1sr dir or during
tue fty:-
run "ovSttt iloN.
''''" a" "'''".'' = ~ TN sl
Hitn fUN rNENNt
Wm. ,,s.,". : m'sl"phor T. ", lirn,.lage lc2
S,n n al on, ~ l,s "g 3,a ~ u ~ NaI,r
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'he following are the names Of the drafted men held
for service
wi'''am II. Lacy Michael Iuily. Louis Hoffman Daniel
Sm'lb John Fritz Conrad stopped, Lewis Hcey rrede
rex aal'ee John Nicois, Il. H. Grace, J.. y. Conlin.
Michael lame.
Inc loi'owns are the namos Of the substitutes &C
cep,ei
MARTIN csrroi. John A flasher. Charles Meetzler
po' Y. Johnson George kesrnes, Peter Kenny, Lewis
.ie'eI so,, Strobnnd Ionis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

THE riTfH DISTRICT
the Board OF Enrolment met yesterday the usual
hoar The only circumstance Of interest which
the complaint OF Jacob Solornons that the
irusssu Consul charged him dollars for papers OF
evidence tina, he is not citizen The following table
shoa- The amount OF business done yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

7he iionsc adl2urned At four e Nj until nine O'Clock
this Ulofn.cA.
SEvENrn DrsTEIcT.
The BUSINESS che seventh district yesterday foota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

The banks paid. ss.5oo 900 into the sab Treasury
to-day in compliance With Nr. Chs-e'- first J, per
cent call. Aftsr paying the money they had
$50 ,00o 900 Of legal tenders LETT. Large amounts
Of legal tender money are coming hcfe rom the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Com.
panv have declared a quarterly dividend Of three
per cent and er,rs FIVE per cent. payable October
/; the l.ykels valley Railroad Coal Company,
dividend o. three per cent nee OF government tax,
payable on ID. ?,d inst.
The Hartford Co'Td,f Of yesterday reports a.
fellows OF the annual meeting Of the Hartford and
New Haven Company
The annual meeting n the stockholders n the Hartford
and New haven Railroad Company held a. their Office
IN slis city yesterday The road has been ehy pros.
porous during the psst year the following account 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
NATHAN PAIgEp,S gST.-r

All Probate COGrt. "a, 10 al 81 John,tury in fg A..
trict- the 2sd DAY 81 SEPT ls63 -
h.reas. Tln-tTalA Sauborn, administrator GU. i.-,
ieii,' aiiiiN" IA i- estate - Nathan Palmer L. =
Pe'IlaiM Ia >ala 1;>iT1Cl- -Cea>ed Proposes J. -
dct'li 81 hl> ,Glii ir.;;i and 10 pres n ~ .-
al>' ;ail estate Tor c>aGI.silan and allowance r n .
ufs'>e 'i nahl- Partition and distribution of IL
" SAID e-taie liirr decree al >aid arn.- linz 49,
sons u" ar bylaw ci;lIlc 10 lie SanGe IL fr- -
ltle4 10y sid Cbnri thai The under g. rr
lso aid L. Lizard Al the ate Ofice ia 81 J,i,l-7- -
HE l-ih DAY II OF. l>a5- And Il a. further ,r5.r
liiSi AL ief>s Interested o" notified hereof tr ,l go
ilo o copy u iire record ct This order ia the "a r
printed al ~ Jvii>bTE. three NtekS Scc, >>iK.iy ~
A5l> 10 >ai4 iirne - hearing that ftey may a s-
contest the Ai'vN allcr 81 said account IL riy -. ,,-
and also Ice heard ly said oouTi, IL the matte,
AMI distribution ,f said estate
By the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Jvs-.
A frGe copy % record
65-- Attest, ASA l. FRENCH L..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09
ECONOMY, HEALTH AMI
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed :-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the most durable bed =
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress
DO you want to use the most healthy bed -
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy a good nights rest -
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For tine truth of the above l would refer to the
mahy in this and neishboring towns who are
using them IT. CASINO.
Next to Bingham's Drug Store, St Johnsbury