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Boston & nrw uork ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The New York herald., 1864-09-18
STAND NO, TEN (GERMAN),

Facing the Washington monument, gwen up ihe
German Central CiuD. IL pres ded over by tcicue
Loris RENT, Who, On bong Introduced b. C0uEcitnbn
Aepper, made a few Teparks, .xhcrllue the eope 10
elect acClsliaD tber failing T. so would plunge
then and thar children 1910 intermuaee miser, !,
These Remarks we're received With .aad aapsuse NaUE
pf Av. hefo@oau tLep read the lst % oiateis nnch
gas approved.
DR. MsRRIE then read mo resolutions after which lr
Frs made iengthy aDd able aadress, IL nscs lie
v,vidly depicted the Dorrcrs ~ cV ~aT, showed tile
weakness OF H.. Lirco : pulley N refsreuoo the
spd the loy ne abo,tl1o party prec.ta iAg lae
eounTy into thss struggle oy their reCsi p
arittenGeu comQsO,ui@s. re esfeete ed has hcafpiF =
arouse themselves 10 prHso slori ard GeUrge
5, Mcclellan, aud thus secuIe pHxNe
After warm AID paEf ic apleai by Dr. a. BrEEJA
" arouse 10 grand roii oGto1 FOR tie many msdeeis
committed npoa The people oy tDe administration
Lncon,
Mr.. G. n. HsrEdlN followed, az sereg that il BECAME
shc duty OF The people 10 elect Mcclellan Seymour
with the anauinty with hoy had been aog-
mated Chicago and Albany The corsiiiu,ioa Sir
book, The tsri anr tax iss which were nov bo
Latin law Of the lind bat tho ballot os the csiaen IN
Rcveraber would set every shins right again.
DR. PnuIp tESEiE followed The wci! applauded
OF Mr.. Herman critical speech, reviewing the noe
course OF the present administration; but
Yrccl1oes publishing any LIS tine eor, every
tence OF sh'ch was received with applause
brief address BY Mr.. BufiN eopcludeI the mee,iag
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
rosice Inteipigcnce.

sLtrGyp 1rrT or DIAMOND Rrsc.--brs. Agnes hicks,
living ~ No ~ King sFeet, arrested by detective
baoaousal, warrant issued by Justice bowling,
cnsrsei with having stocn diamond ring valued ~
tiOo ron hlss Hattie Burie gb, residing st No sIs
srtd~ay The owner Of the diamond had taken u " :
csh ofiee n rroedwAy Grd obtained money on II,
er WHICH, "a siercd, the de endart called upon hcr
ava represented mat there dargor OF tho jewel being
lNss W 70 ssme time uneriuF 10 redeem II. Al tot
urgent secfa fatsn Of the defendant Mss HuileJh gave
sfber en- order for tho ring, which YES accordingly
ss'serted bcn Vi, orp oce 10 the of Mrs H,cts.
-uhrmine NY, being ab,e 10 redeem Tho diamond tho
wien II sre rod hat ,bc dame h. been ren,ov al
rom the Original te,ng sSd comparatively worthless
N'ne sVnsttu'od N ~ pare eiscs tbai time Miss Bus
osh hss beo upaose 10 hef property, and
last rnserses rcenrtef 70 cviU,nss proseeutton The
cusen wss hsd 10 81 COO bal 70 swait spsntpat,ou.
sr,tv sesdArnss ~ No Loo Ossse sfrees tsosure hsr
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
TIE PRESIDENTIAL CAMpAIGl.
CONTINUED rAcM FIRsr PAGE

- has been stated BY opponenss nor: and elsewhere
Ass passages from The Chicsgo Platform, iaerc are
rom Geo McCslans letter OF acceptance but
sholsh composed different nasr ths resolutions
Of ore They give expression TO the snt elts
chat The preservation OF the Upior high OF the
democratic party, who have planted their motto always
On panner sho nave always " their aim 10
pgomuigate this doctrine, molly 70 every American
tizeG-th!s motto which has raised the nation the
htsh position 70 once occupied The party ho four
yoa.s ago ncknamea q Union Savers have now as.
sumed tnst name 10 the ccuntry 20 perditon zap
g'ause) They are using every meass IN their ROVER
70 hrow suspicion around and 10 inJu.e ia
svery possible manner But dispos ed pardon
p wei az 80 combat our own passions TO- the AXE Of ,he
Union add nave expressed tbs In the resolutions jus,
scred TIE proper spirit Is now among the people, and
We name OF Mcclellan "a snhcent 20 rase the
oeniinue ins, and The cay will be J move the
adoption OF The resolutions
SPEECH or Mr.. sACKERspoaPI.
MT SAckERsbnRsp remarked that IL appeared MN
the neope were only just erecting the temple az liberty
uhacn anarchy ard despotwm mad '-amped down. He
G1ded TO the meeting % April 7. 1861 aud the perver
A.an OF the true object OF the 10 II subjn
Cation The people tired Of tais, and dc
esrmined 10 reconstruct mis- ediDoe, with Mcclellan
ss architect, and evars body must heir IT,
eus by stone therefore freeman should AID all
IN his etiorte and ycsnfy would ne cerian.
Nj. sackersdorn reNreo amosi loud appiause Ne
followed 10 bret remarks by mr. kirsinger, sam
&aern Esq am etaers which terIiiDated iIe meeting
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

2ao Sasurltsss 1T Jonesbovo, 1a.
Annexed is report Of kNied, wouaaei ard missing in
the seveo'esnsh rssinent Nsu York Veteran youptcera
el o-p.oubef !. Gear Joaesboro, aa.:-
roonei William I = Grower. killed. Captain Hiram
Wnes, slightly, Corporal Joseph jesdiy, A, signify
Adam Ictg, 4, sliyhtY JsmeG wayne, A. s;htiy ~.
chre' iasnap s, sieht'y fmothy aoo0sy, A, severely
lnS.hy leneers, 4, stghi,y James scIAan, =, Sc
vitro. !, missing; wiasm lorcn,us. A. ni-siuE; III
,ss s'sS s sns isrrs,; Sen Ss
'inmsco, b, slightly; fclix LaveloIs, D, sigh.
s-o ''n g. hsyss Franz t's S.-ssp essp' IsSss sss
Ssrgssn, William Lyons, g severely corporal John Moch
Yer e, severely Edwsrd Brian. severely Johu Ryan
silently scrss-,l John Boyle, D killed: Robert L Dsvet
p Michael .s M.Ss'y D. ssd ,sna ~.
sou n severely; Matthew Donneiiy, D. slightly Morris
Jacobs d severely William Gordon, D. severely; Johr
serge,a' aotsn srozicr, f, sevsroiy RicbaF,
G'lah1n, y, ehgh:iy Sergeant Daeicl Nc
ssS9 v.s. sV''s c.ss ss'Fss ssts fi
corrors joseph koore y, Killed Patrick FaIvsy,
scverely, Sergeant william rul.on. F. sligh,y. cbAs
:; james Fensssy, i, ssversy, Corporal Lewis
Mson. Z, sogere'y; BnEh L5eco. &, scvsrss John
Mcso-alcs, 2, slish y chares Brown =, srhiy Po,ei
Hius, v. severey sergeant J. Y rsroei y, severely
lsrss Nc abe, \, killed wAliom Evsns, y, severly
Joaa gcoonald, u ul,,sng Sergeant Kepns ,, o, KIN
"a Patrick liaoK, e. killed; Alfred Nasser, g. Killed
loho Fccs, o, shed eergt stsphep Naring severely
Geo chnes G, severely August Dsdenhsnssa severe
y aafr ~nsser G. severely; Joseph Daily, O. severely
terdtGsns Cline - ssvsrey, Peter Hans, q, severely
GEORGE Hsos. n,ss'ry septimus be scuss, severely
NliaH Sololru. H. severely CoryGgai John Maeee, II
sintiy crryarsl ravd Bel H. slightly Wi.l,sm fl1se
| p, severely Christian B'aae, II, slightly. RcbNt
esgefty a, severely, Joseph hcGrssor, ", savers
" Fred Rice, II, mofialiy, Austin Wilson, n,
severely Jacon ossorus, y. ,svorsiy Peter Nc
tenry Hunt u, klsi Peter Lee, II, killed Thomas Man
nnS I, kiaed. Martin kill,r. !. killed Randolph Vegh
!, Killed Ntthias shaw severely: EevaF0 Lewis sr
serey petor scholborn, 4 slightly Sergeant .eora ac
1 walker K slightly; Corporal william Condeil, y
rNshuy, nnioi cArx, severely William Roberts
scvofSy Wiliiam H,riirg. slightly.
OA9uAi Tiss PgtoR 70 EErryxrEs |.
George hiil, Co. h, killed. Ssa tieiser. Co. X
Nonnuea escfey John Whit, Co. K ~ounfcd severely
Johh J}rden. o. X, wounded severely; Andreas 20
mrisk"2 60. 4 wounded severely. George vande Hda
| 20 n, ao,uded -llrbtIv
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
Trials st Police Headauarters.

fJLIoSsFs cAUsBT MAPPING BY cIvizsNs-rHE
cAss or oFFicgRs ROGERS AND HAAs, or rsR
rwivTY-rHiRD rREcIToT-LAwYERs AND PoLicB
COURT cLBkEs AZ WITNESSES, rTC.
Among The numerous complaints against policemen al
The trials for ne past week made BY citizen W
A. Carter, who resides st No tSs West Torteth street
cn'zsp Carter stated thet al about Eve cloS1 on
Wednesday morning he found tao policemen, Of
~eom hs knew 70 bo 2o76, asleep 10 wsgon
sS pace and thought t bis duty complain
grots violation o4 tne rules. 2o56 proved 20 be
policeman Andrews, of ibe Twentieth precinct, who
ssoutN denied the charge The citizen SAID 10
osa "deoees - policemen treated With anything
sxe hs gravity which the Conra issoners attached 10
speFn Presdent Acton Il uttksd him for havng urougt
Inc ms.aet Uetos The spsfd he csse rested 10 ave
soe on'cer an oppertani,y prove an aliba
tpe shy ctesr ssse of importance wss In
wAEh y ~ byrnes and slr LINDEN both clerks ip
zoe fors shs peioo Court figured to sorno ezteut IL
appeared that oboss Rogers ana tpas az the T,en,y
third precinct hsd according tc he etsrnen, of o,sn
seorsc seeooi beer guilty " neglect n outv CITIZEN
srooers IN Yorfvnls tnAt q. about s.aI o'ei,ot n,
syeoins nessss. hyrnes sod Linden ssd Mr. Jset ~on
ssterb bsnce that Linden cnched him 10 III tp mi n
BE stofe and ,has be osed the ocers oT styst
spSe, vbbcD ~ss refused aim; tsst the onic,ss 8usy
same and pot hon cut, but thai .bey them 10
knowing ibero 70 be police court clerks. 0f cou-.e
Rsers sns Haas cenied that ihey did anything the
sort, sod n ted tos. they did their duty with IN
s~ervIps Gdol.iy ~. washington jackson, a lawyer
vho prsCucss Et she court ard pressD' dur ng
- roupIe acted - counsel for the policemen. Mr..
Dtses va put upon the stand n their behalf
80 stated hat he vent into the store, and bought
S~on tbc PAID Two oesss for H. and peeled t. and hat
- ~ss Escea srd not drunk, ard made no dstu fbsnce
- VA toe potsnt5 id their duty br. Ilnde3 was
gseas sAe 1O4 sot, taereiole, no zoe stend bus
- t~L sscksen wss present. AID test4.sed that
enhsrs .es ls!iosmen dd teer duty tnsre we've cone
N".s" sho ~ i9uceu certainly bad Deen drinking.
49, - as1 Nssn errxmg hlfnseh rut ws far from
sruos aDc 80 wGs ~. Dyrnes
I'VE vacos shsaiseiv-G made statements % ths erect
nst uey hto dyps thef e3ty bat t3ey we're aaked ANY
- kl4r xhmftt
sxaa@d - SOAR hey Hplssd lhsy do a. l4ins tses
psca8 sUasusk TsE sades hrs rasa
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
NARRATIVE OF A UNION PRISONER

Five N1utha s~nerssas IN the sto.G-
sds.-Terrfsis Cosdisioa Of the prssor-
esa-Tne "0osa Lias"-Tss Plight ana
Hseape, Sc.
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Board Of C0naoiim< I

Board OF c0nnoiiuae 4.
IJpyIelAL.l
STATED oKS5ioN-MoHpAY, August 22-l2N
ne ncsT net IN their ehsnabsy No 10 61ly Hail. pursa.
No Orr HALL, Nhw YoER, August ~ l86l
JAHEs HAyxs HeQ, President Board Sf06nncilmen:- =
SR-The Undersigned, members or the koard Council
On Monday nsxt asd inst & tys , sessa upon
such oness 81 may Dc bssu5ht before the Board Very
HDwIN r. RA0KRPY
OHARLHS RILEY.
PATRICK II. KEENAN,.
JOHN hOUGEfALlN
JOHN HzALl,
GEORGE McaRArH,
JOHN BRICE,
ALEXANDER BRANDON
GEORGE SCHAErER
JOHN RYAN.
OHAS. ROSTER
VALENTINE COOK.
AlOHAEL AROPHY
FREDERICK REPPER,
DAVID PITZGERALD,
WM. JOYCB.
JEREMIAH HKFFEENAN,
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
S. *. II Il IN a N.
Tse asnSe Of FrasoncKs Of War In
GSo.Gso.

NASHVILLE Sept. IL, 1854
Seo1t tgsve haadred prisoners from the front who
.stiyed here day Two since, have been returned
Atlanta, ana nose on the way have been turned
back fiey nlo ~ be exchanged.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
nrnmsnss Mcclellan Demonstratbsu I'm
Washington.

WAAifNGroN, Sept. IL 1s64.
An immease Mcclellan ratification meeting the largest
ever assembled in Washington In opposition any sd.
nipk.ton, Is now In prcsress at the City Han Each Of
- three pofticos OF the building occupied speakers
saa and the whole space front far beyond the
She speakers voices, is densey packed With an
sAr ,asic crowd Fhe ward associations present with
Asaners and sraDspafencies and brilliant display of
sSwofks 10 made. u IN admitted TO be the largest par
.lsao politIca meeting cver hold in WasblnsIon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
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