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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
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70 the Best in che Worldi The OHhy
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
KHOwa
This splendid Hair Dye Il Perfset--ehaagsa Red
Rusly or Grey Hair. iRstantiy 10 Glossy Blsak
or Natural Brown. without IRjuriag the Hair Of
Stalking the Skin, leaving tho Hair son aud
BeaHtiful; imParss fresh vitality. frequently re-
storing Its pristine eolor. and rsetins- the ~
ensels Of Bad Dyes. This Genuine % signed WIZ
LIAM A. BACHELOR. all others are mere Imi-
tatiOHs, aud should ts avoided Sold BY 81
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
CIRCULAR.

Important to Soldiers.
Head 9rs Asst Pro Mar Gen for Indiana, (
IndianApOiiss Ind, April -. 1864. J
TTsHE 4. p n. General Of Indiana has 5esn
Il directed % setify ali enlisted men who have
rseeised fsrinugh, q the absolute necessity q
telE prompt rstGru 70 their rsspsstise commands
~ the expiration thereof 70 point out tekhsm the
dangerous position they wi piscs theHstslyez IN
b Rot returning promptly, and - assure AL COZ
c~znsa thAt y l. ths dstsruinatioa = fts war
utFxrta1ent 20 ala sdon 1fs past tehf@ury 10 con
sidefing sueh deii1quenciss Duty aod patriot
is1a noa require that every solder shall b. a. hs
post.
Provost sfarzkzIs ell exsrrlss vigilance in
prose- 1tfsg any evasion ofihe psFforfn-ee 81 shs
n, .r.,sr q COL. CONRAD BAKER
=. p PsTKfx. 1t. IA A. A. G.
fYiaesnss- Gazette eopy.j 1yio-5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

fIsHE Tax-Pzyers ef the city o. Evansville are
- hsfsby notiaed that they @ust rvggra their
sehsdaiss 10 the City Assessors at the CITY Cogn-
81. hoasa ca 81 hefors the 2sth o. MAY
Ualee honEs from N foI Pm, aud nom :
10 IN JOHN PAISE
W. MARREN. JR.,
Mytf ~ Assessors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

B6- We have received note from
Louisville, with an anonymous signature,
giving four names, which the writer says
are the names Of the persons who fred
on the Dnnkerson, after she Was released
by Bennett, and saying that the firing
was entirely unauthorized and contrary
to his orders
AS the communication is anonymous,
We decline Publishing the names.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES


from the sew York Herald.
madauae ZadoC Porter'm Curative
BALsAs. - " This invzizabls medicine poss-s.s-
fhe sxuaordinsry power Of relieving immediately
Coughs Colds, Hoarssness, Difficulty Of Breath
ing, snP Huskinsss. saoh at least We have
fsuhd It," usy4 zw
Amertesn Caaeer Cham psOn--DR.
HEBBERS has located in the city Of Qzissy,
Illinois, No. 1oe Main Street. third door shore
QHiney House. Once over J. z. DAyton's book
store
He claims to BE- tbs Ki1g 81 Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, such white Swelling aad
Zone DISEASES serofaIa, Piles, ssrs Eyes in shsle
worst stages, Liver Complaints, consuna ption,
Female Weakness, ssd salt Rhsan, Tstssr,
Rheumaslsu, &e., &c.
The Doctor BseAEss master Of the above diseases
while travelling through Europs and AmericA, and
he now stands AZ the head Of bis profession beth
in Europe and America The Doctor viii take
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates u the
above diseases where they have been given up -
inesr4bIe b. the best physicians IN the country.
The Doctor also guarantees cure in all cssss
where tbs patient slyes up 70 the directions.
The patient viii please correspond weekly, CIV
Ing true statement Of the case. No.
sS- Tbs poor dealt With literally.
Cancers extracted in from four to tvsnty-fow
hours. without Instruments or pain. or drop Of
blood nAyi2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
Best Machine in the World.

rgHHE NUMBER or PREMIUMS AWARDED
l 20 the - Buckeye {" during the fsw years that
II has heen before the public Indicates the posit-
iosi hcla b. 10 every section q he ceustFy
y hers q has beea iHtfofueed
FOR the season Of lisa. II early eostraeta are
made, slll furnish delivered At Evsasviils. fsd.
terms cab on delivery
Small, 81 Junior Meeer......................ei $50
Large, or senior Mower.......................i ss
oombiusd Reaper and MovsF................ tsS
Circulars eoBtaining fall particulars for opera
ting aud iakiBg care ~ he maehins wtii bs fur
Bisiie.l % appilestios ~ fervafdAdby nat
DANIEL NoIlGAH, Agrzt,
mhle-dAw3m No. west FIRST Hfrsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
FORWARDING.
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

FTsHE PROPRIETOR BEING IL THE Ar
L Ny, Sszrs for sale rezsouabie terms n
veil selected and peagIy neg PRINTING OF
VICE. Apply to LEWIS PELHAM
zyS-a See HArBoay. PosF coznsy, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
River and weather.

PrrTssURe, May l6.-River at a high
stage. Weather clear and pleasant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

OFFICERS ELEoTEp. - The company
from Spencer county, before leaving the
city yesterday morning, elected the fol
lowing officers
CaplAin-Wm. Sergeant, Of Rockport.
First Lieutenani-Philip W. Axiom, of
Grandyiew
Second Eieptenant--F. B. McKassoD,
Of Grandview.
Orderly Sergeant - Mat Doyle, Of
GrandYiew.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
NOTICE.

" HhhEAs my via Aary has l@ft my bed Aad
W beard without aay last eamss Or pFpweea :
tien, hsrphy Narn ali Nhsni ti may concern not
y efsalt A-I OF ny seeosnt - vii not TAy any
asbts contracted - her after this Dale
matlT dA ANTOINE LKCrERBAcH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

A superior Rsmedy.-ws can consoles
tiOusly recommend to those suffering from DIS
tressing Cough. Dr.. ssriekiAnd's Meiiiauoas
Cough BslsaIs. It gives relief aimost fnstsnta-
nroas, aud is ~ithal net dsagrsesble 10 the taste
There Ia no doubt but the Mellauous Cough Bal
sam Is Of the best preparations In use, and l.
all that It's proprietor claims for Il. We have
tried II during the pet week. aud found relief
ffsm Iaost distye sing Cough. II Is prepared
BY DR.. strickland, No. East Fourth Street, Cin-
einnasl ohio and for sale by dTuggsts At 80 eeats
per bottle. mayt iw
ons OF HunneweIl's Great Remedies.
HUNNEwELL's ToLu ANoDYNE.-- This
most wonderful and reliable preparations which
has earned IT, true name and fAme by results
which has banned every other stisnpt - roiisf in
Nessralssa, Rhsa~aafisz, Gosf. Ksvvo@s Head Ache.
TsstA ard Ear AsAs. Besssi osz.ptaiais. Hytevia,
DsSsss eer Eatsag. Less Of Sleep, eeseral Nervss'
Dsbis, Parerisrss il FAeoping coasA, asd Asfhssa,
nov declared TO be largely Nervoss For the paiss
Ia MsMfkts MsssFuaiion perfect relief, while pa
lures Aitsrwork 10 uudistnrbed, and ore Of isa
uOst important points.
| This valuable preparation should BE- In every
Fzmiiy, description squalls Its real necessity
or its splendid results.
}. l.. HUENEwELL, Proprietor.
Commercial wharf. Boston.
Hz-For sais BY all wholesale and retail dealers
KELLER q WHITE, Agents.
noxIa.arm Ew4nawfffe FnA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17

BaS- Lieut. Max @. Wood, Of the Terre
Hante Union Rifles, now at Camp Car
rington, was presented on Saturday with
an elegant regulation sword and belt, by
few Of bis friends Of the Terre Hante
Railroad
Lieut.. Wood is gallant and noble
young man, and is brother Of Lieut.
Charles 0. Wood, Of the I'd United States
Infantry, and for long time command
ant Of Fort Lafayette 10 New York har-
Dor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-17
River News.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
s 90 ,an n. L9akvi,le Virginia, NashviE;s
Safsr Stray. 81 Louis Carrie. Nashville
goedg Friends, Cin'u Volunteer. NashrifIs
Star Grey hAsls- hraa. Littls Giant. 81. R.suis
Llone Ne, 2 Nibcinnaii Gen Hsilssk Hesa
ann sishfi AsAsliae Hasaua, Nashville
AeasAae' - LeHis NifEinia, Ciacinuati
sstNeF stray tetstA aAa teiaafeer, louisville
eeoay Frisads, nash. Little Giant. Pistsharr
Lit 1xet Etsi-s Lou Done Nc. =, Nashville
Ga. E4Ilesk. Head 0~a. Audersop. CAsro
kNaay, 0ineinasti Havana l. uisvflle
DaHSers9p, kUnsey. ss 1910
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

a usrehandss ought 70 shaxs The fate Of TIE bun sps
rators In gold ana be crushed together the people viii
do good towards this end by purchasing
ct present than nay be nesdfal TO supply their inms
date wants
rns money market has been moderately easy on call
at seven per cent to-day but wider margins have been
exactsd In the discount line has been very stringent
aud most Of the paper offered has been declined.
Some Of ths little accepted has been tahsu At
nine, but from twelve 70 fifteen per cent
has been the conmoa rate. with st higher rates oas
side OF the general market The bank Is better
than somc anticipated would be- 1t shows decrease
IN deposits OF about million and half and In cans Of
about seven hundred and Atty Thousand.
Foreign exchange has bssu somewhat active. Bankers
sixty day bills have been quoted at l09.
Tho panic In the stock market showed no abatement
this morning, and further general decline d
prices took place As compared with Saturday
ngs quotations. New York Central fell at the 0rst
board day az per cont, Eric Railway @. Hudson
River TX Reading Railroad Michigan Central 2 Aichi
gan Southern 2 Illinois Csatral AZ Cleveland and Pitts
burg sk Cleveland ana Toledo L. Chicago and Rock
Island Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Chicago and North
western Q. Chicago Burlngtoa and Quincy Pacific Mail
To- Cumberland CoaiT. Canton Company az Quicksilver
Miniuesx, AarposA sx auA Ohio and AisstssIpp cst-
tiocates X. ~, u s.es1- - Isl. -.
rps peaa psyssy sussldsd IN tns As.sraooa and the
MI tcoucOCy 49, ~ ouoo5uto CucNAcus
although some descriptions sold below Che morniog
priOss New York osptal oossd at board at
Ii5X, Erie Railway o4 aaa tha preferred stock lol
Hadson R!vsr. lesa Reading lit, Michigan Southern
ylk Illinois Centra llS, Cleveland and Pittsburs lo8
Chicago and Northwestern a. and the preferred ySss
Cleveland and Toledo 1853. Chicago and Rock Island 05
Mw aukee and Prairie du Chen so, Pttsb1rg and Fort
Wayne e47., Quicksilver Mining IS, Cumberland Coal
5sl Canton Company u, and Ohio and Mississippi csr-
tshcates 81.
State quiet So bid FOR North Carolina
6's aud Go for Missouri 6s Railroad bonds dull.
and bank stocks neglected
Government securities were tai and lower The fol
loving Tere tho extreme quoationsCoupon sizes OF
1881 1o6H, coupon Gvetweotcs los loT,, the latter
being the closing price ia the afternoon coupoa
for,iss e5 os coupon of 1868 leo and year
certificates a3T a94I.
The following table shows the totals 0! the statements
az the associated banks this city the first Saturday
each month during the present year with those OF the
.~nntyc.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
II shov-was only abou, half that
Prizes in BanA

II is by means too late however, lor she govern.
msot to repair the injury done TO the national csed oy
the msakes and corruption OF the Treasury Department
Tns heavy fall in gold beneficial and sanitary in its
consequences WILL unless ,he government oestrs tseIf
% check the currency evil, be liable to prove
IN par, only temporary, but u Nj. Lincoln
sud the Secretary Of the Treasury choose % apply the
proper means the present fall can be pecriotec mrcn
fur;her and the premium be geri permanently Gown.
II matters not that existing acts OF Congress 80 not
authorize a funding OF the currency Tie prorfr
psn to be pursued 10 TO fund large proportion
Of IT, cay from three 70 Eve hundred millions, INTO
long bonds bearing from three per interest
Mr. Lincoln has no, hitherto bssstes 10 act without ccp
sutu,oual authority nor Nr chsse IN advance q toe
i,w o, Congress and there GOOD reasos why nr LIN
oo and Mr. Fesscnden should hold ba inis case where
public necessity would be sufficient pies for Their cnn.
Duct The government expenses have been for te afe"
months at least exceeding rs receipts al The rate q more
than seven hundred aud niiy millions year VIII the
reduction OF the gold premium future expenses will te
proportoustey essened aud by wltterswsi Of pcr
lion OF the currency The vii be made approx
mate still closely IN value with colo. 1nCs ibore
would he no need Of the vas. voum. of paper
an eiroulstlou IN al eight hundred and ,1y mil ,ors
mora than n(ty OF which ID the form q
tooai bank notes for the reduction Of tui
oies would dispense with the necessity Tor ths qusn
Lay or paper hitherto and stiD reqaft u The
sdmiui traiion is not bold enonft " iooa
cue funding policy u ought e reduce ~
currency BY substituting bonds bearing 81 the mos hvs
nor interest gold for the comrouno inieesatos'
aud other legal tender reserves At m cspcBaL oneh'
the time 70 puclit notice insi nc further
viii be made 10 the cufrescy pending ss msesnt q
Congress, vhen tbe lee satoi for placing s
nstieasi anaoces 90 sosndes hasw sbouie hs pro
vided Meanwhile enough money could be rsses ~ tie
ten forty and svsnthsy and oitsy neSss ssrssoy
provided 70 meet the eurrer, oetcieaees.
rns creation u nsiess bsnss should W. Of oroe
stopped for they are % bestos epos issHnsv tssssf
ssd TIE Treasury ssaness 81 tsose sssnr sboold 10
as.vn close sns kept They have .cnsrbu,ea 70 sns
rc.as4nnssop 10 snsn degree by ,.pebs spsco
,s.o,s the public money sspos.s vita thin sod tns
s the chief bs,ses. " nearly the whole Of them The
apeSals,,ys conbsatnns hofdss prosscs ard ssp-
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

l. The Directors as TIE MczIjseay Oil COMPANY
have s day decsred divdend Of Two Per Cent on the
capital stock OF the earnings for the last month
b,e and after the 18th At the ore of tho Company
PhiiadepAia Bank B,,iidi1gs phtiade phia
q. g. FRYER Secretary.
PaI.ADsIPBsA, Sept 20 1864
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

A sToR BURNING STRING
PETROLEUM LASO ASSOCIATION,
CONSISTING OF
ABOUT 1000 ACRES.
i ~,
gsn.wha valley wiu sud Calhoun Counties,
IN wEsT VIRGINIA.
xpawn the celebrated Rahoone Tna.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
o.
ORIGINAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
TO TIE eArIIAh gI.sH, g srocS sysfNa oF rnE
TO BE iSooRPp6s1rs66 s66 pSoER ThE LAWS or
carIr.L 10000. OF 10000 sRAREs-rAR VALUE,
l0Oe ARES observed FoR WORKING CAPITAL
os ma subscription S. being .0i psid stock. without
4 Committee selected ~ Tie shsrehoders NJ soon
rerort and II Tho properly fcS represented your
suesrrou 81 yoor orton W os 'oia DC paynent m peht ~
full amount sub,oriaeo for.
~ me comm,tes iasorsey then meeting o ~.
orn apa iorsne s anS o a'soesop a N,
once ~ an NAYS y hs properly AUD fa infornauon
est,d furnshed 90 appl cshon TO tho ood.rsgnso
y O' '"I TicHakps II , iSSsIsNp ~ riu, street, NJ
cvs noossvEhf hfysspsshA sSss
w hIKsssprn rr,s,e,r, nequaei. LII. rus Co
DAVID hssNEks Nv Amsterdam ms Co
J l. ssHLIwVcp q so.l-eoo Elrs 60.
hAYnOLDs rhhTr CO
WILLIAM blNNs
A IL TBE DESIRABLE PETRoLBrs OIL conPh
's1 f's pm o. S' e ,Ss"r
New Y0rb.
psc pDg SALE rHF ppIfpWIru
OIL srocEs
sEpTEEBts DIVIDENDS
Will. pF ADVANCED ON ALL STOCKS puacHAsEe
on or before he la October. a. felo-t
Nos. wei Petroleum OH -ompan, september
DipDEND, PER tkNT
s.pre shsd, reroiegm oii Comeauy. september
DIVIDEND rER CErf
Unnso States psirolnuu On .ompsuy. September
DIVIDEND pth Cts1.
"'p'' p1vpssb u SRK dEsT
pIv,DEsp' y. PIN cEsT.
s'''s''is Si1SrsD rPl;ss 9s rrS rSss,ss1 ,sss1 1''"''
D'''' s'sfias SfvSSsss " esG;as' sss sss% ss;''''
s'''''' ''is i5s,siOEs5. vi ass,.f't s;P'sSs cSsT
r,'o v''" o 9p,,sSsso 9SYsssc s's'ss%sse:,x yss exsr
4 parrlo SAVINGS BANs-cHArHAn SQUARE.
Dsps.sss made nov before oc,obsr y VII dfsw
inlsfss, from uss sst~. . = 49,, ,~,m ,,-,...
ssss. u 1 " 5 ssiEsL ffE LFi;;'sssa a..s:s,,r.
JosSrn r. csorys sscrs,asSa
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
CITY ComMERcIAL RBPOar.

sssss-Receipts, 81 bols. TIE market was dull, and
entirely nominal.
BRxAnsrurs. Receipts, 25 iss sbls nour. l52 bags
corn meal. i2.4S4 bushels wheat, go 1888 do oats
seS7s do. corn, lo9Ts do. rye, and s9s do matt The
great decline In gold completely unsettled the Market
and prices nominally SOC. 81 Per bbL lower.
The sales include 500 bbls. State and Western, 4So
Southern. and ESQ Canadian 10 rye -four nothing tran
spred the market being greatly depressed Cora meal
remainsd duii aud uominalIy lower We Quote
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

Tho wheat market shared the general depression, sne
inted business being upon the basis oI decline Of lOc
l:r The saes include IA 500 bushels at 81 90 FOR red
Ohio and 81 IS for amber club Rye was du and nom-
naly lower Corn was heavy. ana ic. 20. lower with
saies OF II 900 bushels, at 81 % 81 So for estern
mixed Oats Wers +wer with suasHAes At sSc. 69c..
chief. at ths inside price. The 6hps Marsei c'0sea
irregular andNnRottied. :. =.
.csusw.-Ehs market was rsly,smnmai and prices
have dssi,aedfuy l5c Yerlb, with safes ef 20 bales
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, sept. 2e-6Pn \.
s paac In gsld which hogan IN earnest on sssurdsy
vn intensified to-day, and the sxcsemsns In sns goia
was sssa greater than st the close OF last week
rhs fluctuations were very rapid and tho transactions
.rtr>-.. h..,x Ths foisWinx were the quotations.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

The interest the New York and New Haven Raj!
mortgage bonds VIII be paid October at the Bank
OF tue Eepub!ic
The October coupons OF the Chicago and Alton income
bonds will be paid BY A. Jesnp Co., less the govern
ment tax
The Panama Rsi.road Company wiz pay, 9th OF octo
Der quarterly dividend OF per cent, with per
cent from the earnings OF the steamers
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
FINANCIAL.

TtITY OF NEW YORK-DEPARTMENf OF FINANCE,
~ Comptrollers ofrce, Sept IL, 1854.
LEASES OF PUBLIC DOCKS. PIERS AND sLIPs, Ar
AUCfION
The right collect and retain the whArfage Tor the use or
OF the uudermentoned docks piers and slips
for the years the nrs day Of November
1854 Will be sold at public auction a the City Hall on
Tuesday, October i5 1864 at il O'Clock A. N.
NORTH RIVER
Lot No. I-Per 81 the foot OF Watts street.
Lot No. 2-Pier 4A foot Of Charlton street
Lot No. 3-Pier A6,f DOT of King street.
Lot No 4--Pier ~. foot Of Houston street.
O1ce
By order Of the Comm ssioners Of the Sinking Fund
MATTHEW T. BRHNNAN. Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23

the Democratic party was in the victories OF JEFF Da-
Wis He referred ~ the connection OF the Chicago plat
form OF Niagara and asked whit they could see on IT,
Why man who cried Union at all hazards. and then
with the same breath that tho "Governneat Of the
United States has 10 right 10 coeree any State
there was also on il military face but also e
civil face with the whtes of crayats and feathers tell
ing crrug sisters that that thy may and their is
no power 10 prevent them. II they were to separate
the candidate from his platform and party they youd
Eau sucn very LII, Mac tlc his country could not
see him. and even If be we're lbc greatest ln a1u pro
foundest statesman in the country 81 to 10y
Of the United States was not to he we.Ge1 " ~ we
man, and General McClellln, whether ne lhtehueu OF
not would lind himself simply the Creature OF tbe men
the Woods, the Seynnurs ard Nalandghans' Who hni
made that platform and placed him upon H. lie Knew
the men aGd know they would be obey'd oy tue power
they themselves had made. He then gave graphic &c
count Of the Bght between Col. Iuns and ren heeer'
in which the former to reiterated demands for ms sur
render always replied we dont surrender such ana
said that in the coming election that would b. the re-
sponse Of the American people n the Chicsgo traitors
who demanded their surrender. (Chcers) After few
remarks by Extiov. Boutwell,. OF Massachusetts which
were warmly receivcdf the meeting adjourned at 10 ~
ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
DIED.

MoGREGOR-On the morning Of the 22d inst, Mrs Mary q
McGregor wife OF Col d. McGregor and diugsier OF
DR.. 4. Van Buren, Of this city.
Her friends and those Of her fathers family invited to
attend her funeral her fathefs residence No 2s est
I'D street, Saturday. 2ith inst, at II o'clock w.
KELLy-M westches,er, Ehsha Kelly. aged 81 years. II
months md IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral Eday sept % ut O'Clock, irom
Westchester Methodist Episcopal Church
MEAD-At Greenwich. Conn., fhursdsy morning, Sept.
%, Eliza. wife Of Alvsn Mead. aged - years
The relatives and friends of the family invited to attend The
funeral at the I'd Congregational Church of Greenwich on
Saturday 2iih inst, at 2 o'clock p.
MAJOROn Thursday 22d inst. Ella daughter OF Jas. p.
.nd Charlotte J, Major. aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral at No S. Ross street Brooklyn r. d.
on Frdsy, 2sd inst. at p. m.
SMTHOn Thurdsy, Sept. p, 1864, Nicholas H. Smith In
tic Ash year Of his age.
Funeral services will be- held ut his late residence No 81 Madi
son avenue on Saturday morning 14'h inst O'Clock.
Friend, and RELATIVES invited without further notice.
WOODRUFF-Cn Thur.dly. Sept. % Robert =. Woodruff,
only o. the Rev. Robert and Rachel oodrrf aged 10
years and months.
Tie friends the family respectfully invited TO attend bi'
funeral o'clock from the Graham avenue d. T. Church.
WLianis5ulsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
From Fortress Monroe.
FoR1REss MONROE, Wednesday, sept.

FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday Sept. 81. 1864:
Lieut.. Col. Pinneo. Medical Inspector for the
Department visited the Hampton Hospital today.
The steamer Winants arrived this morning from LIT
lie Island IL niles soHth Of Cape Henry. with four
,isoners from the blockade runner Gertrude The o..
ran ashore, and when the Winants arrived had dis
CHARGED her cargo and landed II on shore IL will be
looked after by the authorities.
Cant A. s Kimball Assistant Quartermaser for
some months at Old Point, lett asst evening for New
bern n C.. having been assigaed 10 duty there.
Cant James who was 90 summarily dismissed the
service abont nine months ago and subsequently, rein
stated resumes his former position in the place OF Capt
kmbalL
Nothing new from James River to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
Ccuvressiouai Nomin ations.

-YoRK.-The Hon. Alonzo c. Paige OF Sche-
1ectady has been nominated by the Democrats OF
She XyIIIth District. The vote in 1862 was:
Marvin, Union, 1906 Blood, Dem, l2,5S2; Union
majority, 5l4.
In the XXIst Oneida District the Unionists
nave renominated their old and able representative,
the Hon. Roscoe Conkling. In 1862 he vas beaten
BY Francis Herman by only 80 majority. We hope
the result will be widely different now.
In the XXIIId District the Unionists have nomi-
mated the Hon. Thomas T. Davis Of Syracuse for
reelection. lie will hayseevera thousand majority
over any man Gen. John A. Green can start.
In the XVIII District, the Union nominee Is
The present member, the Hon. Giles W. Hotchkiss.
Two years ago he had 1,l0S majority. His Demo
cratic competitor now is John Magee, Of Schuyler
County.
PESNsYLvAYIA.-In the Schulykill ,Xth) District
Che Unionists have nominated Howell Fisher of
Schuylkil He runs against Myer Strouse, the
present member, whose majority two years ago Was
col
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BULL-HARDHAN-On Thursday. I'D inst. bv the Rev.
Dr. Hatfield j. NJ Bull TO 4. g. Hardman, all OF this city
No cards.
GODPRRY--MvLIJKRN-AtW asrrvils Maine, Tues
day Sept, % by the Rev Dr. Sheldon Col John y. Gol-
fey Of Bangor Me-. Miss Mary r. MiAen youngest
daughter Of the Hon. D. H. Millik.n Of tfr former place
MILLS-CROCKEa-In Fairfield Conn. Wednesday
sept q. by the Rev Alex. Mclean, Augustus l. sid1s
NJ d.. u forming n. Y Sarah b. younges daughter oi
Capt. Chas X Croker Of the former place No caTd@
"Wednesday evening Sept a.
Ut b. the Rev Wu. II. Wins. Of rarrytown ~ ! - ~
the Madison Pfpti-' Church in this city, - X
Wright, NJ. D. Of Buffalo, N. L., to Miss Lottis Trthen
Croker Of TarIytoTn.