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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-16

competent to make good our defence No one would
advocate the policy of thus appropratDg our slaves,
except as matter of urgent necessity but as pub-
lie opinion Is widely divided on this subject, does
not common prudence require US to fear that those
opposed to this extreme measure may be mistaken
Suppose il should so turn out how deep would be
their responsibility to the county to freedom and in.
dependence everywhere kHow it is the opinion
OF some Of the highest military authorities that the
time has coue when we should call our slaves to
our assistance and hold it to be clearly the duty
OF every citizen however much he may doubt the
wisdom and necessity Of the policy, to co operate id
Strengthening by every means our armies. re-
peat know this policy is looked to with anxiety
by some Of the ablest military men OF the age, who
believe that it is Of the last importance that it should
be adopted without delay. J. therefore, earnestly
recommend to the Legislature that they should give
this subject early consideration, and enact such
measures as their wisdom may approve
At this time the pressure OF the service inspires
very common desire to escape from it; and the
remedy by hGbeGs corpus, designed for ex;raordina
ry acts of Official tyranny or individual acts of OPP
PRESTON is daily resorted to- to extrcate the citizen
from the holy duty of defending his country LNSV-
yers of every degree hie to the feast thus spread
before them, and judges in chambers and in court
feel constrained to apply the writ TO those but nle
better than moral deSerters from the standard OF
their country and at time too, when she Is strng-
Cling in death grapple with her gigantic foe. But
do the judges agree among themselves in uniform
application of the principle In North Carolina
exemption assumes the brosdest form, while in Al
ALBANIA much narrower rule is adopted-and even
in Virginia some differences exist But ALL | be-
ieve concur that the judges have the right to pro-
nounee who are exempted hom military duty by
reason of their Office, Notwithstanding the Lcgiss-
ture and the Executive may entertain a different
opinion 1t does not matter what the Legislature
declare bV law-it does not matter who the'EX-
ecutiye may deem necessary to enable him to the
laws faithfully executed-the court understands
better than their co equal and coordinate depart
ments, what is necessary to preserve the State
Governments Against this I enter my firm yet
respectful protest" >
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-16
-Impressments.

Our people are much provoked and distressed at
this time by the mpressments of the necessares Of
life by persons protesting to be Confederate agents
We learn that in Johnston and other Counties,
these agents are going round to those who have ba
con, corn, wheat and other provisions, and making
them half allowance for their families for the
suing year If such Of our people as have, are to
be cut down to half allowance, what is 10 be the
fate of such as have nothing and who dependent
for bread on their neighbors who are thus allow
anced3
It will be seen that Mr.. Smith, Of Johnston, who
is always vgiant when the rights Of his constituents
are threatened, introduced resolutions in the COM
mons on this subject on Tuesday last. Mr.. Smith
denounced these exactons in no measured terms,
and we satisfied he will not only be sustained,
but appauded by his constituents for so doing.
correspondent of the Confederate of this City,
of December 9th, takes the following pointed and
correct view of these exactions. We may he sure
that the evil is great and growing when that paper
permits such language to appear in its columns -
"The people will cheerfully yield up any thing
they have to the cause of independence, if shown
the necessity in decent and genllemanly manner,
and believe that that which they yield will all be
citizen IS taken by some man Of whom they know
nothing, and who has no knowledge of the surround
ings or circumstances, and who, in many instances
are suspected (perhaps JUSTLY of appropristing m
pressed property to his own use, the people become
restive and hostile to the government They will
fail to SOW aud plant their fields except enough for
their families and the result is obvious.
We remarked above that the Government should
know what supplies were needed. Does it need
apple brandy If SO, what for Thisprticle is be.
ing impressed all over the country at4 mere noln
nal sum, Ostensibty for the use Of the army; but
how much does any man believe ever reaches the
war-worn private in the fsld? Not one solitary
drop! That which is not sold by the impressins
agents on speculation, is guzzled by A. Q Ms. and
the Surgeons in charge" anil other officers, and
causes the entire neglect of their duties. Is there
any sense or honesty is this The farmers bur-
thcned by heavy taxation; of this they will not
complain n they allowed to sell their produce
at market rates but if the Government persists in
taking their goods at comparatively nominal prices
while the farmer has to give enormous prices fer
| salt iron, leather and every other thing he ,pur
chases, he must ineVhebly sink under his load Of
taxes, or turn his attention to the raising of cotton
and tobacco, to raise funds sufficient to which
trenity We trust the farmers will not be forced.
This is subject which demands attention. The
manner of impreSsment in some communities is un-
endurable, and little prudence and common sense
would make it much more bearable everywhere"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-16

v; v; House took recess until o'clock P. n.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-16

,uoo,rrE DEsPorIsM-A correspondent of the
hons Waterman, writing from Richmond, truly
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

Of typhoid fever JuIs NJ, edsst son OF sne sse sAac
and Adam "a. Sehlatsr, IN the 4oth year OF ms aye.
The male relatives invited 70 attend me tunesai
from ,s26 yioyaTd street, Philadelphia oo Sasnroay
morning, ~ ten O'Clock Proceed 70 jewish 0cmessfy, ~
rankford. =
srEwARr-At Rye, westchsster county, n. T., en-
Monday, september IL at The residence Of p. brother
mlaw, Henry BTevoort, ESq., DR.. JAxs STEWART, os
New York, IN tee Goth year OF his ago
Tue remains were Inferred the family vault NJ 81
Lnkes.
sTxsi.-On Wednesday morning, September IA, of ma.
rasus. SARA FLoEEsCx, infant laughter OF James ana
Augusta Stes.
ihe relatives and friends OF the family invited 10
attend he funera Friday) afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
from rs West torty sixth street.
sTEwARTOn Saturday. september 10, 10 ll2tn street.
bet Weeu Third anu Fourth avenues, Lariem, bosoAs
STEWART aged as years months and III days, nssive
OF Pocsshaurs, Scotland
Glasgow and Paisley papers plssso copy.
TAyloR On Wednesday morning. september ~, aver
short painful illness, GEORGE TAYLOR, IN Inc ootn
year OF his age. ,., =.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, from his late residence 81 ness
Fortyftn street, this (Fridsy) Afternoon at Two O'Clock
VAN BgSscnoras.--On thursday a iernooI, oeptemoes
is LAS VAN BrsscBorgS III the 3ctn year az ms age
His relatives and friends invited TO atond the rune
ra from is late residence, No Cos Greanwicu sHeo "
saturday sfternoon, al two o'clock
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

uslsce n cnps vas pNlsged, brOushtNo the awful pres
ence OF TITS man Mr. Perez and es two sons who we're
respectable rancneros. living and cusisating their
own lands, under the charge having robbed canoe
some goods m roots for Psouco The cnly investigates
these aesnceless had single glance Of The eys
Of thai demon, who sent hassy note 70 thc
project Informing that he had passed sentence OK
Death upon these three persons, and ordering h TO
see that they were forthwith hanged m the pnoh0
square.
10 crafty this blood,hrsty chief his sentence was At
once enforced, and tse three men were launched
brought 10 this place.
Tho manner OF their execution in keeing wi thc
horror OF their summary sentence. The houses mere
have iron frames attached them, upon whcn
the sps are suspended light and upon four
these frames without other preparation, In Guy
wholly under the quiet rule Of ths .cvilization
introduced ny the myrmitons OF the Emperor
OF the French, were brutaly hung IN open aay :,
ON the afternoon 9Th Of August these three Mex
cans father and sons together with Spanish soaieI
who had deserted from Du Pins commano obe "
the houses belonged 20 British merchant anotner "a
Spapish merch ant and Mexican widow nay WIN
large family OF children having been o1t win theu
on her return found mar hanging dead .. her
\ pasior window, -, -
Complaints nave gone the British and Spanish gov
ernments but as they were the conductors OF the
French army this country, they will doubtless poe
4 their shame under the mantle Of silence.
After the execution OF tho father and his two sons
was that they perfectly innocent and
had always borne a good name
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


10 BroS--TAyfoR On Wednesday, feptember IA, at tbe
residence Of TIE BRIDES father, bobb's Ferry NJ ", BY
she Rev James n Williams, JoaE Bsssos 10 LLLRN w /,
daughter of shstrack Taylor, Esq No cards.
\, B,oon-hrmEB --lu Brooklyn, D., On Saturday !,
September 10 by the Rev Mr.. Partridge. Jopr X pioos
io A1CAuEi FDsiys, oil of Brooklyn u. d. no cards.
CunrsTfg-i iYrtcEER.on Wednesday, september u, al
fngewnod, ~ J Al The residence of the BRIDES faher
~ We fey Jobn Y. Debaun, JAlus CHRISTIE 20 RACHEL
LxoEcE.R both OF Engiewood
: by the same a. tue samo tifns and place CoEEEIru
AEhuHt, oi Tenect. 70 MAvIs rYpKrErp, Enplewoo1
80 DuHIDE-BoLtT On Tuesday, September 70, by Rev.
WI. =. ,orolt. Nr VIZ. a. DtrHax 10 Miss JANE HsL.
altapssoN-on ,o Thurscny, September 15 at Christ
GOING, 70 HEEs ia, daughter o. Hsrt Snow
hDIsAr- BANntrcRR.--Cn Wednesday san,nrnbar IA
hy the Rev pr. Adler, Ir ANGELO HrrrslS or tbis
city 20 kise eormr, daughter ~ r. Rsu1beree, rao
6prmsry uf Louigvile, KY ''F'
JsouisAille papers pieaEe copy.
.4NtfAs--PsTEnEiS.-un Wednesday, September ia :.
tbe yadpnoc o The BRIDES parents Brooklyn n /, no
the sv y w. fendleton, RomaRr u. Jlivts 10 II fer,s
oarrh, az John petefkir, sq.
rblsd Nghs aod western gspars please COPY.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.
IIefeat or tho InsurRents ~ Puerto
Plat0.
OUR HAvANA CORRESPONDENTS.


OUR HAvANl CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Sept. 10, 1864.
The aies. dates nom g. Domingo are 10 the 4tn inst
On The morning OF 30tn OF last month Gen. Candara
attacked the insnrgen positions near Puerto Plata and
carried them all after contest which lastsd from six
o'clock till eleven in the The works consisted
or 40 intrenchment with wide ditch in 'front.' and twelve
hundred metres long nrkec by three redoubts, armed
with six pieces OF artillery, the armament OF one being
two twenty our-pounders, Tie attacking force, about
two thouaand etrougmostly from the garrison nj Monte
Christi-adyanced in four columns, led by the General
IN Chier 10 person and FOOT The loss OF the nsur
gents Is gvcp while that OF the Spaniards s set
down III six Killed, nnetytwo wounded and thirty or
forty confused" General Benito Martinez command
Ing the insursens' artillery, left alone 10 one OF me
redoubis and there bayoneted while endeavoring
OF the guns The victors captured everything
In the works ard camp
The blow Is considered a severe one, and ae opening
the road 10 Santiago. As usual when the Domincans
found that fire could not check the eneny's nd
vance they fed nelcrorsy Consequently their Losses
Cannot be heavy They have lived 10 fght another day.
which suppose they VIII do somewhere on the road 10
Santiago.
During the past four months no troops or very
few have arrived at Havana from Spain but next month
may look for them, since the government intehos
pushpg the vigorously during the winter
The total of ST. Domingo TO Spain, from the occu
patton up June so of this year, is within fraction OF
thirty millions of coars-dead loss This is official.
parts there has been occasional skrmshng. but no
action OF Importance. During the summer the smallpox
ragod violently the capital but at last accounts the
public health was improving.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
N MisCollancOus.

L,usrH-,Jhe sdewheei steamship Nero Castle hui
by the Nesrs Wcsterve for Sporord Tiieston Co.'S Ha
line, launched yesterday morning the yard
foot Of Houston street. East River
sTsAusuIr crr or WASHINGTON. Capt 8 q Brooks Of
the Inmon line, viii leave pier North River to-morrow
At noon for Queenstown and Liverpool taking the mails for
the Unitea Kingdom
The obeing purser OF steamship Roapokc which srrved
18th inst from Havan has thanks for full papers
Pnrser Huerss Of steam ssip Havana. Havana wi,
/ accept our thanks for his usual courtesies
Il. s e.. !. "qs 5 si
s'?ElsrA sS s.,S' ssysA ~ ssss siS ssh;;Ss" sS
Es.Gs + ss e '.E S. ,ss's' Brig. s,a.os.r
\ srs total Or Is .slesiy
ghe m Der q arrived during the period
tho Revenue Department board this large number
q yess daily certify taeir manfesi call the crew
ce and i .s stssssd ssatss ss ss SOsns aTas
Isas ne over . ne ssisas sosPs
s coleeol INC port SSs Ss
S.d as % he II s o. o.
C.sp s nn Ga % on s ss s1. 5 p nsvSs board
on ca aorn on the voyage from Kev York for Panama
Aus sEss sS essS sSn AA'0 i'' England was FA'
s h. sss. 70 .oa nSS os g. ss, ss 'n :. Bath 1855 At so
sAhx T. .sss or, from London march for san Francis.
.pSs a.s a 'ss sasn n H. sc.y ~ s % s g sss
tain ana arrived al valparaiso On ui in r
bark WIN Wi son from glasgow. "
Bank ON IcxonY Caiaghan ftom PHILADELPHIA FOR Gan
Francisco put hio Rio Jsnero Aug T. lsasy ~ '@'
BAak A Al ysN AZ az tons bum in iso6 al Camden
Ne, has been q ~ Boston for 81. .OOD.
DARx imssf a. 80 tons built In 1855 Frsaport Me-
has been sold q S3,0t0
BARR VbSus (n Nsch), A.. 7g3 tons built at BristoI In
1917. has bCon sold On private terms
BsnE tiAncotrr A.. 32o TONS bunt al Portland Ma I'm
lab7. las been sold v private terms.
Btnk ElRLy Map ,sze tons built In 1896 at Newcastle,
Dci Las been sold at usngkok Tor y500 under
Ifish nag and name hangsd to DARK
BARR Jous PEaRsoS the the new yessel re.
cepay towed 20 Portland from Bsrpswell
sour AouILtse- " OF steamship City OF Rohmosd
from New Orleans. above.
scHR M,rY ~ Sait more. when coming down James
River siarnoon OF 18th nst AN nshore mouth
Chickaboniny. The tyhrrs ucgruosJ ao
Steamship Perit st u p. abe wsa oaptnred
burned by the rahet anf the captain prisoner
soar MANY FLgronRs. Trace, PhlaieIphia from Fss
I'm q severe qae on Ehsecrm lost deck
boat carried away bowserL dspaged sails sustained
Other inlUfr
Sour g,o.EcH. I,pks firm Hayys. sailed from export
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Closing Scenes OK the Turns.s..

During Tho early part OF yesterday The Turn Hall.
IN Orchard street crowded by tie departing Turner'S
Of the East Gsd wset, who, during the snsrnoon, ,
mostly len the ely Tor their homes-he reorganization
Or the Turner Union having been accomplished sais
factory Ihe last Turnfef in this city was al
sar x considerable Importance, far the Turner
orgarizlt0us W the United states their and
ther system OF educ t.o1 concerned. AS tie
receipts concerned tie Turnfest suc
cesiful hgse former years In consequence tho m
ccrency OF toe weather esval ut Jones' Wool was
nunCrcuay attended otherwise would have been
tie the rst day there least eight thou.
ehuo persons the ground and she receipts rm0inied
a. about eight Hundred dollars About three hundred
lsrs taken during the succeeding day when there
Some four thousand persons prcscnt.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
NEWS FROM CUBA AND HEylCa
Arrival OF the steamships
Liberty and Havana
Statistics OF the Last Cuban
Sugar Crop.
Departure Of General DobIade, Of
Mckee, fer New York,

Tns United States mail steamers Liberty, Thomas w.
wnson and Havana, Greene from Havana, arrived here
yesterday. The Liberty experiepeed nssd vrds sna
acavy seas during the passage.
Business IN Havana quite dub
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

Jocns--KusgY- Sparta, n. J. : On Thursday, sep
Asssf H. Josxs 70 LAURA only daughter ci Inc late
A. e. Kelsey.
r.sdeuce Of the brides mother oy the Rev. s. H.
Heskcr, Assaa,a " s Lorr 10 CocsEr4A, daughter OF
tue iate George pe Bevose, botn OF Newtown. ..
MooSEY-HAMY.--On Tuesday, September Is, al 81
Andrews church, By the Rev Father Curran, PATRICK
AcoSsY 10 Aiss MAseIS HANLy. No cards
MAD BURROUGHS Brooklyn, ou Thursday, sep
ssber l5 by Row. James Bel At HaDson place lei-
dist Episcopal church, Gso H. MEAD to Miss Bsckls A.
BussoCess granddaughter OF Mr. Peter O Bell No cares.
PsARCE-Moo sHorsE--In Boston, on Wednesday, sep
tember IL by Rev. Henry Dexter, ThoaAs II. PSARcs
TO MARY j. .aooRuousR, beth OF Boston.
ScmprEa -BEssos.-0a Tuesday, September i3, al the
residence of Shsdrack taylor Esq, Dobbs Terry,
by the Rev & Fl. Weston, D.. CHARLES scriPpes, fsq-
10 FRAscs NJ eldest daughter OF tho late John Bessn
Wnl1Ass-MorT - At Inc church o. 81. John tle Sap
tis on Wednesday, September II. by the Rev Cornew,
r. Dutee Mr.. j. Il WILLIAMS 70 Miss ADniR Morr, all o.
this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Oar Tsmpioo csrresy, 9ndencc.

IAfFICo, MeAltOl = EHturt - 3"VfF
Hcrttk Atoclhes n he Fyea. = dc.
me condition y affairs here very - oomy, ard tho
wsssure Of tie French rule every day more Sc
vsre
On The s,h instant The Fpes scouts q Cob rel Chas.
pu Pin, o. the French army AAitary Caaf under
the socalied Emperor MaxnhNan Il c9mnahd III this
sisr,ct with sroslsg'commsslla bal better knoa 70
shs world as ths Wincp pd opera,r r les, whsE sas
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

7 osr-on WEDNESDAY LAST IN GOING PROM
~ Myrtle avenue 10 Wall ferry up wa and
broadway n vcssv street. revolving Booch mosaic on
sido and tho othcf with the hair of chiId
liberal reward will paid ON Wing Al Ina ancs ~
William Endau, " Wall StrSVt
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
HIrlnA. sslM. III. 60

hAYtNA, sci Y ~, lte4.
To. steamer FraUccs, VI oh came from Philadslphis
sss was aoid, le.t ior Gaivsi'on Tuesday.
Toe DAKOTA win ecue,isar econ folo~, sS'el - the
srson Maria. fss Triton goes no dooS here On
Monday and the Meris an Tha sday. she ca ne ron
p John, n. p, cxpersnc.rg Wy hoayy yea Oef hSa
ks5r ooutdorabg damaged. She - very isss.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
POLITICAL.

IT rTNns or POLITICAL BANNERS. rLA0e
ATT-ans~reuces &c. at the od keadqusEtsrs y DusoS
= -, aorner Of Brosdway. Established l5s1 noSEh
az 1 4 y N sign. banner and OrnamsntA rAnteIG
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

MozAErnALI' $50 BROADWAY.
The members Committee requested 10
attend spec,a meeting TO be held on Monday eyennc
September 80 Mt O'CLOCK Punctn2 attendance ~ FencsAsu
BENZ. RAY Chairman.
JoNH PYNY, )accrc,ay,ea
CuAs. A. GRAY, NN
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
BILr.xARDs.

T1RIvATB BILLIARD TABLE FOR sALE-NEARLy
new oeen used but very little and Just put In cors
pee orders rack, balls and everything pete
Can be used pocket carom table. Apply at 4J New
street, between 10 and IL A. n.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
sEoAns AND VORxCcO.

E00 00O PRIME DonSsric sEaAss FROM sls
Of kinds Of Leaf Tobacco for sale Of very low prices by
kopM DEssnxks; ~ water =, str street Order. sy mail
Quired.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
NEWSPAPERS.

Dor sALE-A FILE OF THE NEW YORK HERALI
n for the years OF 1861 62, C3 and 6s, in comp ri
order; unbound Inquire OF EDWARD TIMPsOE. Hous
Agent, l70 Wet Fiftisth street
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

THE GREAT REFORM MOVEMENT
OUT THIS MORNING,
NO q or THE CITIZEN.
PUBLISHED BY THE CITIZENS, ASSOCIArIoN
irce only hvc cents
THE GREAT PEOPLEiS PAPER
: Ncwsfoacrs, gct your supply from American Nevs
Company.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

HEogARr-THE MEMBERS OF THE MOZART HALL
V Genera Cornmittee requested 10 meet nj Mozart
Hall on Friday evening, September 10. BY order OF
y DALEY Secy b. p. FAIRCUiLD, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

Secretaries
1T7u WAR MCCLELLAN UNION CT.UB,-gANNER
rasingThe me nbers Of the above named club win
meet on TINS evening tEresy sept To- the corner OF
Houston stect and First ASSIST raising
nng 10 the breeze their large banner Of ucClei-
sent and address the meeting.
WILLIAM MoR2Is. Preaden.
JonS JonS 7; f.s1IT sn.EDhf' Secretaries
COTu WARD MCCLELLAN AND PEEDLEToN sTAR
~ Cuba pubic mce,iug OF the above Club viii, bo
held at their rooms 395 Ninth (Frda) even
ing at o'clock. Several distinguished speakers will ad
dress the meeting. Bv order
THos. A. LEDwITH President
DASrrt KNIGHT, ts.c-o,aro,
MIcHAEL si0CHE, SssN'e'"s'S"'
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
M arUSyCAn..

A PtAvoroRTE AND MELopEoN WILL RE SOL,
~ for $l2o. Apply immediately l29ls East Twentet
street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,nEMosEsTM,s M MILLusTRATsD MONTHLY AND MMx.
~ DEMOEESTS Mirror OF Fashions splendid Noveltes,
Interesting Stories valuable Music &C. with elegant Fail
Fashions aud numerous fun Patterns. September
nuinber nov ready, and sold everywhere.
NEW BOOKS NEW COOKS NEW CAETEs DIR VT.
IN site and Sporting Goods tho others Gaia
ogues sent free Address box 1895 Post oce York
CuAS. r. ATWOOD a co.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

N rcCIELLaN DEMONSTRATION - NOTICE.-rHn
M various ard Clubs intending 20 turn out In process
sion at the Great Mass Demonstration, are requested -
they union Square SATURDAY. evening" 70 tun 70
the right curb march entirely around Inc
meeting, take convenient position as pos
sbe upper end of the square, aud at the
stands which they VIII be assigned by notices olnus
will draw up close 20 the euro
and 10 oraanze their meeting under direction OF tho
COMMITTEE DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Chairman.
VINCENT Q. KING. ecretares
GEORGE W. MORTON, -~
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

1JTH WARD-AT A MEETING or THE CoNFER.
enee Corr nittees OF Eleventh Ward deorse b. Me.
CleiIan Clubs held Bdsons Fortuna Hail. 2lu Second
s,xeet, the 18th inst. H. was
Pesoved, That the several clubs viii meet AZ he 96oys
cation Meen n 70 sase par pareside and e.
II. Pendleton for Vice President.
The Marshas OF the above Clubs unanimously elected NJ
JOHN PETIT. Chairman.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

MCCLELLAN ASSOCIATION
meet Mt their rooms Shaksperc oel this friday even
s' GEOhGE BTCKFORD, President
PATRICK GROVE, Secretary
JOHN RGANNY
THOMAS FITZGERALD
ANDREW FAY.
JOHN HEALEY.
RICHARD FirZPATRiCh
Finance Committee.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

vTH WARD GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB
seventh ward being 10 favor oI tho
cciou OF George elan for President and George
H. Pendleon President of the United states arc
invited procession 70 proceed to The aticau0n
OF the of the above candidates a. O'clock
H. Saturday, Sept IL ns in front oi horhs no'e ov
HA'' 0'oA' cHAs A. yIEMEIsTER, President