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hrs found q pas-.ge through the o"strncs'ors =
to popt nearly opposite Mobile, and can dop l..
and is inch she1is 10 the CRY At will, The Nela-
comet. scbaeo, and Kennebec have also reached
The same place shd are in lire Of b.'-
lie, ready 70 sael1 the eito at signal frnm
Fafraeut. 3lobie is cntsely at our mczrr
The c.stcEce of the vAr vessri~ nnuti.,.td
above, rom Mobile. "a about three nI.es and .
hall, and their 'atsesr ztfcd guns taro ,hel
epnhosts ale in PLAIN sight. hat aon't make the
ellchfest bottle demonstration. The. -rrm 4,
lave had enouah Of Farrn.ut and his feet in the
recent combat Ths rebel wsE sssss;s .e,es,sa 70
the eur boat Moran and one other RAM. name not
kbown. Tney remain above the eity, IN tae
The gunboat J. P. Jackson has huceec'ed q
capturing tie largest one Of tho three laonchts
that hays been hovering aronnd the 4ssiss'np1
Sound Of atc with the object Of attackfn. the Te;
tonta- The launch had on board howitzer snd
other evidences OF a ~arlike character.
AZ stated IN 4 late Mobile paper, Gen. Gransrrs
troops hare constructed splendid fort1catfon4 1t
Cedar Point and other .plsces, 80 that II Hoods
whole army should refnlorre Mobile aud attsck
our position, with the assistance OF the gIuboats,
the enemy could eue1IY be kept at bay.
, 1864-09-16
FrsGus DuJpAGE COUNTY,.
Hon. J. ID. Ward at t1le h1nss s1cctIrg
in NaperVi4fes

tspeclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
N4rEny1uE, DuPaee Co., Thursday, Sept. Is.
TIE Union meeting advertised to he held At Ma
ps.yille tonight was decided succesa- The hill
was largely crowded, and satisfactory deezee 0!
Interest manifested.
Tee speaker was Hon. ]. d. Waed, Of yonr city.
HIs adoseee WAS most powerful effort, and WAS
exceedingly wei received BY this people.
Dupase Int heretofore been lukcwasm, eeem-
fpcJg content sith the knoviedee of their ability
"a turpish mstottty of thousand. If rcauired :
6a ge0a sesEs st It. ,a day
1r;ih ttcnrce az eueIry that shall be untlriae mi
CIV CIV to secure ibis MS jority to he sate ia na
tao5a. ticket n Noxeuiher opt to largely Increase
fhe eoutesn portions Ct the State are Just fe1co.
in0 ibis section. This vss the opening meeting
Of Tue campaign here, and 1t will be attended by
MI, Ward speaks at Sandwich, DeKalb county,
tomorrow, ald at Nation On Saturday.
, 1864-09-16
Mem anbcIttSRme1tts.
NEW LAW BOOK s.
LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
Law and Foreign Booksellers,
10 WAs3lnatan street, Boston,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:

RgDFIBLD ON TNF: LAW OF WILLS. Kun-se.
&ox also. HnK JUl2Is7ErTDEaCR OF INSANITY;
ABh EFFECT OF ExTE1Hs1c EVIDENCE: TIE
CREATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF TENS IS. 70
fir ~ applicable 10 Ttsk. With Fc<ms and I1stzuo-
lions. foE pr=pastnE Wills. By 1sa4o F. Resdeld,
IL. D. Prize s7to.
ALSO RxcxN7IT FCrLIsnHD:
TA1EBCBN ON THE EAHERI1ASLAT OF R3AL
PEUPARTY. By Emory Wastbu1c IL. D. Becnud
Edition, RfF4tlJ enlarged. yuts 8vo. Pt!ee SIS.
BLACKWELL ON TAX TlTLks. a Pt.cteatrrea.
ttee On the power to Sell L.nd for tbs Non payment
Ct Taxes assessed thereon brought down 70 ths
fert tine. By Hoa. z. Il. Bennett. seecuo Ealnoa,
Evo. Price Is.
blsHoe on MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. Com.
uents1its On tha Law Of 34rrrsse and Divorce, OF
Separation without Df1tPe. the Aytlence Of
Msrria1e IN all 1ssuc5 ~ 1cal PEeuuts Bishop. =
yola evo. Fourth Edhlon. Fftce $ls
BE0WEE on TIE sTArUTE or F8AUo3 II
- In fosne In England and thA Un,ed Ssates- BY
Cansten BruvEe. Era. scrocd hda1 1eyizea ani
cp1hrEed. 6vo. Price $50
UNITED BATHS AHNUAL E18EsT FOE 1ekl.
ry 4. Fa1mer Smith, -EaQ. Kcyxl syo. F1tcs $3.50.
UN1TED STATES LAWS Passed at tbs F1F:t ecs.
,.cn CT tht Thi.tE.EtGh:h Ctnsre.s. Govs.n1e1t
kd1tieu, Ro5a!s7o. Price s,.5u.
1zAnr II A FEW DAYS:
HILLARD on MogIGAlEs OF RKAL AN0F FER.
s.,SAL PROPERTY. 1hi.d Edition. Ersatlg ea-
lerstu- 2 vcls. $40.
ALLEkH REPORTS ot Ga-e, Algnsd sna De:eE-
g:tf.. Volt.
GRAY's RHPoRrs of Case. Argued and D.tez-
i1sa y he Supreme Joaic'al cop'. ct aa'sache"
TouTwFLL's MARITAL oF TIE KxcrsE AND
TAX LAM Fourth Edition. Bel5 Rl.2 % Y-xAW
, 1864-09-16

Draft In Hittao1st
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tritune1
spn1SorIr1p, ILL.,, Thursday, Sept II.
Col. Oakcs has sent The following to Gov. Yates:
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. II, 1854.
10 Ms Eree1eney. Gorernor Tates
slR:-I have the honor to inform your Ezcclleu-
G that have received orders from the Provost
Marshal General to begin the draft as far prac-
ticab1e in those districts and enb-dstticts where
there ts the least volunteering going on. The
quota Of cycry sub district under o present call Is
oree:ed to be filed and the dEat to continue until
1t is 50 dlled either By volunteering or drafting.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
JANEs OAKKs.
Il, COL and &. A. P. II. G. Ills,
In relation to Cook comfy and Ill other DIG
tricts learn that Col. Oakes will slTe every op-
po1tuDt,y to aN by volunteering If the proper e1-
Tort Is made. which in Cook county il not up to
expectation 1t pre.tnt-
THE DRAFT IN OHIO,
attc i. cl s fst iesa Inst a11a 10 g
on the 21st: IN the 4th oa the a2d; in the 5h on
the 2ist; drafting those districts that are doing
the least toxnra Hing thsir a9ota ars. ana to
volunteering OF drafting.
Recruiting is still brisk; from the eth Of August
In, showing IA incteaee Of -SM0 orcr tie last 1s-
ptrt.
srpsr1TCEs ATrEr DRAFT.
Col. Roberts, Provost Marshal OF the "a Con-
gresti4na1 district, yestestay received m order
t1g that ''volanteers ma! be received after the
guota Of 4 subuistrct has been dIied b7 draft, and
for each volunteer 90 received one drafted man
T3ptr Ia n $ArfR
, 1864-09-16

fspccth Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.J
SPRINGFIELD, H., Thuzsdsy, Sept. Is.
About 125 men belonging to the a9th Illinois reg.
iment, whose term Of service has expired, arrived
at Camp Bnt1cr On Monday night last.
The 1880 regiment Of three months men, whoee
term Of ec1Tiee has expired, bivouacked a short
distance from the ety, and yesterday departed for
Camp Butler, where they will probably be mus
tered out at an ea1ly day. ..
test vote for President taken IT. the Soldiers
Homo in this city last evening, 14o soldiers be-
longing to different regiments. many Of whom had
eerved three years in tho service being present.
suited ae follows: Lincoln. 40; Little Mac.
ncne.
Six thousand dollars were received yesterday By
tic Firet National BANK this city in subscription
TO the Z. 20 goyernMeEt bonds.
, 1864-09-16

1ANAHK. Carroll Co., Ill.,
Wednesday. Sept II.
On board the Illinois ccutral K4tlroad cars near
Polo yesterday, the politics the male passengers
was takcn ~ clergyman, and resuttcd az fol-
lows: Ol6 Abe Gl. Little Mac 10. Fremont 2. 4
Major, direct from the army, answcrsd +!Ta:tc1
Abraham every time, std the 9TH 1oxn, crcry
man Of them" boz ou the cars offered to cx-
change fuo Of thc 1fm.s for TRIBUNE which
man had read. Not being nccotnmac ated In the
trade, he then offered a 1fmes and flo. esats, but
did not succeed.
The other day, q vote On the steamer t'5amc=
Meant" ;" rreu!ted a. follows: Old Abe Il, Little
The prairicr viii re1l ND q fill rotc for ous wor-
thy lea icr, and seud him back to fhr WEitc uousc
= no%nr fv1s ycIrH.
, 1864-09-16

Efatfers. Mt memphis and on The
R1rer-RoFreAt Below Mem pl1f6-Tho
War ta Arl5ahsas-Exp1os1 OF n
Magazine.


CA1Ro, Thursday, Sept. Is, 1861.
Gen. Bnrhslage has appointed military cor-
mission to e-araiae into the adminIstrasion Of
Gen. E. 4. Paine, while in command Of the East
c.n District Of Kentucky. understand thet Gen.
Fry is a member OF the commission and has ar.
rived at Paducah.
By the steamer Belle Of Memphis, Captain Dan
Mussellman, and clerks Entlcr and Keith, Ibave
Memphis pspe1s Of the afternoon Of the 18th.
Tbe steamer commerual going up White River
IN convoy Of The eunboas No. 80. Captain Grace,
On Sunday evening, 18th. VIA attacked st Greg
ory's Landing by force OF rebels sa.ioualy eatI-
msted ut from 100 to 800 strong. concealed behind
A 1crcs, Fity nuaket balls struck the CONNER.
e1al, killing one person and ~ouoding i've. The
d,e wa returned from the gunboat> which sent
the rebels ekedxddling through the woods, TIE
boat then pareed on
TIC Eul!<tln gives tts fol!swirg particulars og
, 1864-09-16

Rosros, Thursday, Sept l5.-The hepnblMtean 2' M
t,nnvcntcu met here tu-day. NearlF l,6W ae.e. =.
rsy G"v ~ ena
lii lie exception o1 Attorney 4:eneral Foete1.
.Tbo declined, aud 0. j. heed, Of I9Tn.oa, W. ~
snu,irn nted in hte stead. Hon. Ed~ato Hte'o''' "a
, 1864-09-16

NEW YoKK, Tbnrflay. Sept. Is 5-The ReralJs
Mobile correspondent. Of the 4th, says: Esery-
thing quiet hero, and there Ii no probability Of
Immediate military no senents upon Mobile,
The tunEcn rebel iron-clad Baltic still eGac.u-
aliy blockaces tie main CHANNEL Acro-s Dog Rlys1
Bal, bet the Wlnnebago, double-turreted Monitor.
, 1864-09-16
TIE Southern Iowa Sanitary
E1ir

Bupr1xoroN. Iowa Sept, la large and en-
thusia.tlc mett ting Of the citizens OF Burlington
was held at Crimes Hall, this evening, for the pur
Pcs 'b o. 1, si4 @ os ~ ne Sp app,oaen
the State Fair, from Sept. a5th to October LIT.
senator Grimes ord d others addressed the meet
ING. Liberal subscriptions were made. and steps
taken that will insure the entire success Of the
, 1864-09-16
To Whom 1t muy Concern.
NV ToKK, THURSDAY, Sept. Is.

lV III TEEBB dTentB:
BY tefolutlDn Of the Associated PfeBs, and to
avoid every appca1auee Of fAvortieu1 OF partisan.
eh1p, you will plcAse decline to tend Us all poiti
cal ue~s. except State aud national conventions,
ind Iasulte OF national, State ard important city
eleetions+ All other political dispatches viii DO
rejected. y. H. C1a1a.
, 1864-09-16

EROPOSAlS FOR SEWERAGE
i BKICES.
CMCkoo, Sept t3 1854. {
Scale, Frozcaas Will oa received d ta,a o1ea until
tATCRDAXt Sept. 18Th. 1t the hour OF Il A. A., for
I'll or any phrs Of 0Nn MILLION OF 3E ERAGE
RHICK9. 10 be wbois, hard burned, frte hom lir1e,
dt5sr1aont. The 6r1eka Elll ha delivered pi1ed up
cpE nnss e ps e u ~
lie works CeNvery to commence Immediately and
to proceed regularly and be wholly completed BY No.
Yeu Der ist
The 6tds must be addressed 70 tia Board Of Puhgc
Wo1kg, endorsed -.P1opo8ats fur B:ckB Tae 3 ard
reserves tte light to reject al bids rkceiyed
RREn e ndlHfeeELkE'( fe Board
Oh. ROSE, Public HotEs.
, 1864-09-16
Pl G. liz 9 m =.

iS seas ii39s5iS: in9si1o: Gsafea
IS IS 'S9: 'sRs Es: Eo: k!s5saa:: Sc ski'a:
lso tons No: Tase.g,
i:2 is5 fsns fsns Eo: s9: HSss:l1!itsa: Sss:l!tSp::
~ ~ Ia@p Eisa for foundry u,e
4 ;:E5 g is:
pKOPOsALS FOR $50. .0l0 SEW
ssost snAGE sS?gs:; ssse; -
C1rY CcNrTRoLLER'8 DFF1cI,
unt 5;h. - q o,eosk IT, Wasn Viz
e. q ~ 9Sssy psr. "a s T 81 IT,
S e. 1 @ 9f
nS z soaesn. CO
to1 ss
tuu9 is pros ldec for ltelE ieceuctioa-
s pa. 81 nnfs e sez 4 s!tf se.
s +
Rss IS pes2ss "a
IT, 4s e. Isl !sss s
e1e!sea an5p3, Q. si9e5 e sitter pa5lDK interest
81 s
go5nsS 1,s 81 AZ G d
Rt5 paaisE Roads oE
Therpssss aiso III,
ot Gtuvtfas = tntf Ch15sKo or NeN YQeE, Thd
kc1a Rtcse pEoposals ate accepted will recege lrfas
E1stton o1 the saSe At this oice Q, 1t tht ohce OF
Aeisre. DUNCAN. sherman q Co. New YORK, As may
&c deEf IN fhei: proposals. when .heY Will bo re-
quifet 70 Wltsla i've dAYs xtet the op.n.ng
81 tee fsGte7a.s The eaus awsrdsd TO then resaec-
tfeIY Tlth tns pfe.cnus tterson. a-G tbs Interest
tcc1ue0 1tcm J1!y list to ths tins Of deposlt OF psy
mfnt Adnds VIII be delivered 10 Chicago. sept. t7Eh.
taid TO tas p: r1ies enanl* ! o ttenn-
fE1po7 Us ter Clsy B.lt1," aad Al ressedfo tha
dtslsSIsd a. a. Th,sa . Parties s1s lot know1 70
ne ComPtrolIer frfervF p - utnal tte Eiehs to r.
Iehnire it. = T. EaYEl.
sties1E9'11t City Colnptsolet.
ITO LUMBERMEN AND OTH.
4 EHS. Ioier fer GALE of the largest aad caoss
STEAM SAW MILLS
lE Ceu:ral Ono. now running 10 IT. .u1l capacity.
60: t,as teye1 .gsnEe. upright sna Circular sav1.
er, u use two yta1s. Eona1ctea wTh It ara a.1u
sciea OF timber land, toaies for boarding hands.
Eettf. shoEe, tru1ss, el.hs epan Of turscs. me
schooner. 6nd evtt5 thing nece!a.r3. Located on 4
ls.ee er: railroad runs thrcush he propcrtT.wh
viii se:l IT. nbs5Eatp. Price Inf NIL. compl4ta a
kto. {Sa CO.. Lnn ber IN hand 70. ID stRts yaue It
ttee CT tAls Petsest"u E;ysa Olt 18th. II no: sold
thu. VII be c. isr=ed apo Eente T. p:.sen. le1sn
"seizsiizst Ell LoW4a1Ac, MICH.
, 1864-09-16

Dates to the 4th 1hBtant-Farrssut,s
Fleet Wlthln ThrCe miles md Halt
pf fle City, -"
, 1864-09-16
GbifaQo Grlbn11e.
FRIDAY, September 1G. 1864.
TEE uEkT CA ~ s.AESX DOC.
tJE1 EAT.
HHty Taousaud Copies Already Sold.

The TRIBUNE compilation Of gems Of the late
Coplcshead Convention in this city. in which
preference Is given to extracts from the reports OF
the Chicago Times, is having M Immense circu,s
ton, and FIFTY THOUSAND Cor4Es haze been sold
It sisea the esBcuee Of the reasonable uttcrances
4of
EaIIandiChaxn.
Fernando Wood,
Coz md Lung,
kyndcr. and Ecy n0uF.
Harris, OF Aufyland,
Wie1zltfc, Of Kcntucsxy1
with the 1efeer light Of the bogus Democracy on
that occasion. Le. tb1r eye orsnerto the intention
of the Peace Sneals be placed In the hands Of every
loyal voter.
Sent by Kxpress mt Fwo.Dolsars Per
Hundred.
Let Union men circulate 1t everywhere, eapc.
cis1ly
~ Among Our Bog4 In the Array .&s
Orders accompanied By the cast will BIZ filed In
the ordcr In which they are received.
Address CHICAGO TRIBUNE CoxpAsr.
, 1864-09-16
NEWS TELEGRAPH. II.

| NEWS " BY TELEGRAPH. H.
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
FURTHER CONCERNING
/ TIE APPROACHING
DRAFT.
Col Oakes' Letter to Gov.
Yates.
FROM W6SHiNG T0N--MlTTERS
MILITARY AND POLITICAL.
Higghly Important Budget Of
Southern News,
Rebel AdFices from Various
Parts OF Dixie. j.,
CAIRO AND MEMPHIS NEWS
L0SB OF 4 STEAMER
FEARFUL EXPL0- I
SIOk.
THE WAR IN MI5S0URI-A
THREATENED REBEL
INVASION.
The Illinois State Fair---Fourth
DaI---YcstcrdaY's Pro-
cecdlDgs.
FROM hlfIEES0Tk---C0V. MILLER
TO THE STATE TROOPS.
From spcingfie1d--El1inois
Military ITEMS
TIE Il. +. AED Mlss. STATE CONVICTIONS
COTS. SEYMOUR and ANDREWS
kE-N0MlSAIED.
From Mobile, New Or
leans al q Texas
tsE4tters at Atianta-.-Qnicias
Dispatches of Grant e.
and Sherman.
! Secretary Seward cnthe Crisis and
;; the Draft.
| TIE DRAFT
i Col. 00keas Letter to COZ. TateA-Tllo
i Draft in NittD18.
, 1864-09-16
From Spcingfie1da-Kllinois
Military ITEMS
TIE Il. T. AED Mlss. STATE CONVICTIONS
-G0vs. SEYMOUR AND ANDREWS
RErN0MlSAIED.
From Mobile, New Or
leans aid Texas
tH4tteTs at Atianta-..Qmcia
Dispatches Of Grant
and Sherman
Secretary Seward enthe Crisis and
the Draft.


Col. 0akess Letter to Coz. TateA-Tae
Draft in IlittaD{s.
, 1864-09-16

$50 tons No. Lake Superior Charcoal,
1lo tens no. 1Aaza LnoElIo: C6afcoal,
go tons No. Flar E.tu,
1t0 tuIb No. Z FyAnAlto,
1c0 tons No. Ta1erg,
t01 tons NO. Masai1lon,
1s1 tens No. 2 bas.ficu,
500 IONS No, I eesten,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16
sursnLK COUNTY CONVECTION.
TIE Turufc,,c-Ica Duy.

Wedncslay morning was devoted 81 tho Turn
to business ee.in.. at tie roons OF tho soo!ei!
Turner C. 4. Sti in the chair Afier the transiotol
II some routine business. such o ycrfoaton Of ere
drntias ana tho allotment 81 votns Committee oT
Organization appreciated. t. consider and propose ia
edop'on code - by'.iws for consolidated unioa .!
The various SOCIETIES
After recess o. half IN hour the committee report
ed codo Of y avs ior the UDite1 societies I'D
ain number ~ yot-s mere ri I'd t. ench OF the follow
Ing Soc"iies In l'!"ton ." it, stree 9Th New. Yurk
BalTalc Iocmingdair MorisoEin. Cincinnati LOUIS
vile Dayi"n. .O.i') iiOsiOn. NcN G'.eais. Piitsbu,
iIoboAea hruoLiyn, rot shsetp-ic hiaselori, Conn
-. Co. New BIooAiy', i1n idelpla II r.fiid. Trcn.
ion. ST. Louis. Nelp.ns belloviir Peru, CL.) Peoria
.cavenvor'h S. -, b, Ualiimre, Gen sctou a. ID.
lCD Cleveland, Nilans',lrgh. clLign Cnr.a'a'ii
I ''l~'' dts. JcrscJ City nsi NcSToIL aHi Focl.
! vile Gvnn.j
The fooa ing officers were elected Il. Neither Of
n Y. rrcsii,r' &. \. Laneo Of BiUoky4. Vice Pre-.
ideut. end MessTs. Schneider Of ''loOn.i .dae. and
Kunpp q. Bpin Scrrcfaries. Tho rest Il the morning
sesson ;hpy occupied m discnss.ng the bylaw
propcsc. and r.ouJMaitcs connected "ta the wei
lre al tie MIN.
III tie aitrrnOou second union vas hcid when ser.
ca sccchrs made. an "a 's proposed H. various
turner's, and generally very pclsat time wno passed
bod was given IN the ev'iiuf, Wien the prizes were
awarded 10 the Grcc, fiul c'rpct tors. DUNE hB tr
'nissh'a BET The Ounces by Mis- Johanna Mn llrr
The following h ihc ORDER Ia vi .ch they dis
tribuied:
wsiam'bursh . NJ rwe-t,e. iioap,i T. MI Fair, New
ioIs Mr.. krshbri, few iolki W. Msltasc Chsaso
ls.se 4 cieoso pteseptei Win ,&rah. belt mad,
by Madame frsc'lt kn, nnd given by tie iuHes Soei
m dIah.bms wleie ho lost leg Ha also fr hs supro
| syuaastic eNsrciss.
Fsscise--l. ~ rnedcrieh, sew.Yo,k; 2. - nossn
:, sneoriseTl Jacob H,iav. Nowherk; q ch.lr'
Lackenbseh Wiam.bursf 8. M Mos HewY orb e. JOIN
Esitlz. hew-yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16
lAdver,i.emen,.l
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,

FISCAL AGENT roR Ing usrrSD srArEs GOVERNMENT,
vii ,aAe Subs,r plion, or deliver at tho New 7'o
Treasury NorEs; inrr., payable Annually for three
year. then the no der H.. the right to exchange them.
DOLLAR pon DOLLAR for the popular and valuable $40 LOAN
whit draws L per cent. in,er,s; In GOLD.
We allow cseh buyer the Government Communion Of 81 80
on -acb rlo9l.
We also buy and soil
u. :. $40 Coma
L. ;. II Mosras CsarfrIcArEs OF INDEBTEDNESS.
L. 5. GuARrRxlsrFRs CHECKS
U.S2Ygsa. 5 PER cssT. Couaos LEGAL TEsDsn Norss
and ts-r Subscriptions for Io!0s.
We sorct certificates OF Indeb,ecuess and convert rms
Old 200, into the reE cent Bonds II 1881.
J. u. ORyIs, President
Jous T. iiiLL Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16
CLOSING BONDED wAHBHorsEs.-Tho nc,

CLOSING BONDED WAREHOUSES Tho rev
Collector, Mr.. Draper has issaed order or the clio
Sing OF two or ihre. bnnicd wnrc,.ousR whose owners
It is alleged charge extoionatr tales a sor 70 and
other expenses not III accordance with either Inv or
equity The have recently been increased ~ keen
up with the riac in tge cost ~ gold and the
who have On sr iecb,d TO incrcascd taxation com.
planned "a the Lite Collector who afiCr fll coasiir
alton of circumstances decided that no more than
the ties approved by the Chnmher ~ Coinu,erc. IN
s57 with tho addition Of one hundred ana fifty pcr
centnm, should ir charged for storage TLis rate was
satisfactory 10 the merchants but many Of the store.
keepers did not rbde BY H. aid continued charging
heavy prices. Recently two ca,es ia which severn,
times the eubnnced rnjc allowed BY Mr. Barney h.i
been enforced before Collector d. per. ii .hess
alleged extTtios cnscd tbs closing Of tho stores and
M Draper has sent ~ Washington for further nstluc
tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16
COMMON PLEkS-spEnA1 TgRM-sypr M-Besorc
Jai.c DAILY.
DECISIONS.
Joseph /. Cook act. The President. &c.

Joseph ]. Cook agi. The President, &C., U.
the n. \. Floating Dry Dock Co.. The Architectural
Iron Works ngt Brc'hagnr K.icsSer; Lewis II. Brux
bee AIT. John W. Andrews; Richard &. Quincy sgf.
Chart w Miller; Tic Architectural Iron WORSE aSt
the U. s. w.relonse; Cariss. j.. Curtis agt Dlne. H.
Allen; Simon w. Framci AID Doncl d. Briggs sgt
James j. Morrison. john Mabie Sc. ag. Segmund
Ralph and Others; Watts Sherman e. al agt Riclu,rd
Z. Gurney John llomes, A., rsTOndent agt Juslua
a. Edwards AID Andrew Lindsay. appellant John
Buckley agt NcSle, Merritt ofier Of Substitution
Walden IN place 81 u. r. Walden.
MAJ gaIeita Nogelsarg agt. Filth EIeldeTke. OTdei
Of reference. nse. papeIs)
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Fatal Explosion.
WASHINGTON, wed,esda

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Sept. ID 1884.
Three piokets near Fort .Slocum, alsut four
rile. MOI III 1ithe city this morning gathered several
cl 81 which they made supports for their cooking
rrparI,u: supposing oG examination that .hry were
empty 81 cor rushlo matter. One Of them. however,
explode aid 20 severely wounded Henry BoHgret and
y. J.. NnFsnu lat each Yves obliged 20 undergo the
computation Of leg 10y DR.. BJnron Of Hardwood Hos
pitll. dennis Hare ASA severely wounded IN the
leit arm The injured men belong ~ Co. A. LIST New
Hsmpshire iienvy Artillery. They say that they had
frequently before nade Of shells for similar purposes
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Truyetrrss Guide.

To Abqny, by Hudson X. r., tS Narrtn.st., 81
foa i.. w 49, oas IA
and D. sunday traLi,: ;.'.;:;..';;,;. NJ
To Albany, CoEz.i..'s Hotel Dock. West Point
Nevhm-h. rourhseepsic, Rhlneheck. Catsk,,
ana iudson By steamers Danli,re~ and G. sio,
To B.l,imorr' BY the Se,s.Jrr,ey r. H.. foo, Of
mini.t. sunday 1:aop
To lotou, by Newl London line, Pier 80 n r..
escrItrdJ. sop
2,,h..,' and a,hsy. a. and 800 r.
Sv vi. shSrc Line III md D. N, Sunday. sop.
ofchsm,ber aud 10 a. H. and 800 p m
To bridgeport, by steamer bridgeport. from PecS
IT, Greenport. Zip fr Island, and other resort, on
. ,hf fool Of ,Ss Z. R.'...sa m aud $40 No.
Muiisyst d
To Long Branch by Rari,an aud Delaware Bay
Il. H.. vie steamer Jesse Hoyt foot Of Murray,
To New fIaysn, hartford, and sprinshe!a-steHu :,
To s Ns .aIT a rsSs by sp ,1s Nwlisysa M a
s ~. On Fl ,s' I'M III g. $50 ST. and $500
To Cornwall, West Point. Newburgh, Poughk-eps.e,
~ indinr al .. .............. na
Leave. Jsy.S,., daily binding Of 7Oths:. n l.,
Grassy Point cc1len,, West Point. Cold spT.ns'
To the Wet by renusylvanis Central Railroad
foot Of Couriand,..'.. e. In and and ! p H. Can,
TO tue We, sy %.'la M IL M ard 30;
To phlads phia, by New Jersey Railroad, loot OF
T ~ mIoiSi, saniav 500
To Washington by New Jersey H. L.. SCOT o.
Couraudts,.. and 10 q. M, q p. u, and IL
Fop further Information IN regard 30 Railroad Tlre nbl's
see Advertisements In another pat OF this paper
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Jony T. HiLL, Cashier.
ftdver'ls.nentl


THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. NEw-ioaK.
DgPos1ARr AND FINANCIAL AGENT rHs UNITED STATES,
viii r.eve subscriptions for the $40 Treasury Notes.
These notes will be convertible ct maturity into SIX PER
18th August VIII be allowed interest TO that date Those sub
.cbins ser tho date pay accrued interest Recognizing
tho Importance Of general subscription this PopuLAn
Loan this Bsnk viii allow oil Subscribers THE CON
x.ssioy Of 81 80 on each 81 900 snbsrrboi.
MoRRn ksrcHcn. President.
ID. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier
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RELIEF OF FAMILIES OF voLuNrTERs.--The

RELIEF OF FAMILIES OF VoLUNrkER5'--Ihe
Rey wn Verrinder Treasurer Of the Fund iof the Kc'
lief miles OF Volunteers In the 4th and 9th wards
ofJersey City has Just made BE second annual report
nom which the following Is extinct Total amount
of receipts from Sept !. 1902 to Sept o 1864 $50 o.
PAYMENTS e59Il o. Balance in Treasury! sf23 SO.
Relief aas been given in groceries eoa MONEY e'e' 10
lo8 families
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Malls Close at ths Posi-omce.

Observation-Disclosures. D. m
For Enrot- by SEA cr Damascus Thursday, sept
Pr Ireland by ss-sasrr, ity Of Washington, Sstur
d.- SEPT 10 q
er s,errssnia ss,aisy sept I1................ IL.
For New Ur csn', BY srin.cI Evenng Star, SatuT-
day sep. nh y D.
Sorth-Aiianv, bufsc AID Csnadas.3 q and y D IN
North and W-.t Way Mail p.
", stern Aei va tris Railroad lab and - IA
southern and south Western Mails q and ~
Fs,.rn ~, aud 3. :.
krwrort nid .nll IA
4 Long Island Nail closes IN. and p
sunday Maiis-Un sunday all mails close st.... u