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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

BANNER RAISING IN THE THIRD WARD.-OI
Saturday afternoon ut three O'Clock The Third Ward
Union Association held meeting ct the corner of ReadC
and Washington streets in honor Of the raising Of
Lincoln and johnson banner. About thousand per
present, and truck at the Of the
street Dodworth's band was located and performed a
variety Of patriotic airs while from another truck by
Its aide the speakers addressed the meeting. The ban
ner opened 20 view across cable suspended from
the roofs Of the stores Of Messrs Miller Co and ia
fer Vail az precisely quarter past three. amid the
loud cheers on the crowd below. Immediately after.
wards the meeting called to order by Mr.. +. t.
CARPENTER on whose motion Mr. T. H. GARBuIT was an.
pointed President and in brief speech advocated the
claims OF Mr. Lincoln for the next Presidency Tho
following list Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
vicTPnniDsSIs1Jo. 1ryl.r Gee d NV, wOOdIVa N.
!hsni. smith, NJ Bodine w D. bIown p. Titus french
A. s. Wyckof ". VI. B. Totten, H. X. Thurber, J. s. VII
son N b. Harder c. Graham. A. s. H9pe
ley, X. L. Cole
H. b. DUrcHER, esQ was then introduced 10 the
The meeting II showed they were all right and meant
20 have for their President pledged TO the susie
nance Of the Union at all hazards, and who would not
tell Grant Sherman Sheridan and Farragut that their
victories were failures the Union. IT showed
too that they were determined 20 make compromise
with Slavery that had imperled the existence Of the
nation He also compared the character of the differ
snt candidates and said. referring 10 the two pro
npsed Vice Presidents, that in eectng Andrew John
Son they were eectng a man who would, u the Presl'
Pens should die carry his policy and not give them
In the interests Of Southern Shareholders.
CBAs SPENCER esq, was the nett speaker; he said
that were more interested In the speedy attainment
Of peace than the oiissns Of New York but they did
not think that the best way 70 procure peace was "
pronounce the war failure or gather together con-
Sention Of the States with view TO some future and
uncertain engagement He referred TO the VIC
tories and the fall in the price Of gold consequent upon
them and asked II proper time in the middle OF
these victories TO talk about compromise All who sup
ported the candidate the banner would declare in
favor Of crushing the Rebellion and letting
every slave 90 free. Mr.. JAS HAGGERTY WAS then
introduced aud in the course Of eloquent speech
said referring 10 Mcclellan banner hanging near there
was only choice between them between honor and
dishonor the salvation degradation Of the country
He appealed TO the workngmen present not 10 support
candidate pledged 10 the maintenance Of Slay cry
their greatest enemy and which deprived til, white man
OF opportunities for labor The ChairDcn introduced
Gen. B. +. Bruce, Canal Commissioner, but mme
diatey after the OF his speech tho rain
which had been threatening for time came down
IN such torrents as to compel speedy and the
double quick evacuation by the speakers ct their tempo
Ssry rostrum.
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For Lincoln and johnson, FentOn, Ai,ord ana
the Union.
Union PRIMARIES

Hpaas UsroS GrSRL COMMITTEE CITY AND COUNTY,
OF NgwYoRK. HoPE CHAPEL sept q, ls.t
The several ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION ASSOClA
TONS in the City and County Of NewYort Will meet
itber respective Headquarters on MONDAY ENENN seps
2s 1864 tpos 10 remain open from I'll ofochl snO
elect delegates the following nominating Convention;
d.as for Sheriff County Clerk. District Attorney, Cty
Jud,e Supervisor and four Coroner Each association @
elec the number Of delegates has representatives,
an the Union General Committee based upon the Union vote
Of tho District
The County Convention will meet at Hope Chapel on
"Wednesday evening Sept %, al Z! o'clock. -
Second CONuRESSiONAL DISTRICT CoN|ENTloN
10 nominate candidates for Congress in each oil The Cones"
Association to elect the number Of delegates as has
the Union General Conven0n based upon
the Union vote ia the District go an,
The several Congressional Conventions WI meet on FLY
DAY evening. Sept 30. at II o'clock, as follow;
Fourth District at No <8g Broemes.
FiNh District at No. l6s Delsncy..t.
sixth District Metropolitan Hall Nos % aud 70 si1ts
avenue.
Eighth District at Ebbett Hall, No. IS West 35d'rt
Ninth District Al Broadway ard fIth-si. hal
Thi,d-ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTIONS 10 nom
ina. Candidses for Members OF Assembly IN each Assembly
respective Assembly Distinct Headquarters on "a ufday even,
ing October 4 o'clock TO consist, OF esa
in the number o. Election pi'tIets IN e"oh H''e
| bly, District. ~, Ill hill \, .o,,,,,.S
rr1 me dirrrtons of the General Committee hereto
fore and all credentials must ne c'trd o VIZ
rr of the respective associations and three INSPECTOR
by Of''f o. tue '"''" '''''' s. DRAPER, rre.idsn.
s, C, E wmDrn vice.Presidcn'.
); j., G,'i s. Moon, sccretaFeA
~ " RUSH c. HAWKINS.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
CoRSs H. WBrAKKR, SECRETARY.
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fAdvertIsementl

REM0vAL-CoLToS DENTAL ASSOCIATION -
ror central and easily remembered locality
AfioE or extracting teeth from bOnds 10 the
Cooper Institute Room No l9 entrance from 8hst Dr. Cot
ros viii administer the and Dr. NORTON errut h1 l
- usual and usual without pain Those having many teeth
DenL
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IAhYeriisement.1

OPEN DAY AND EvESlSe.-FoI the co9sysD-
ssce Of ei.izsn, and strangers Me;,r fowrkh WE'LL.
Phrenoogsts and Publisher will male examinations and
give u written chsrts day and evening 800 Broadway
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SERIOUS STABBIxG AFFRAY.-A man named
Michael Doan while intoxicated onSaturday attacked
two men named Thomas Guz and James Carran, IN
Hobokcn, and stabbed them without proVocatioh'
Gultz received a wound in the abdomen and ia con
sdered in a critical condition Carran WAS stabbed IN
the small of the buck, and narrowly escaped beng
Instantly Killed Dolan committed to the County
Jail by Coroner Avery, 10 await the result OF the
LII
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Union Meetings.
MONDAY, sept. 70.
MBDISA-PATRICk COKBIIT.
kFwBUaGH.-The Hon. ThOS. q. ALVORD
ALBA,Y.-ticn ANDREW j. HAMILTON.
GLEgs FALLs-Ihe Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY Sept. q.
GRrgyg The Hon. BENZ. r. BRUCE.
LocKPoRr-PATRICK COKBITT.
UricA-Cen. ANDREW J. HAMILTON.
p {Co. T. n. GIBBS of1enncssec
hosA- fLORENLO SHERWOOD
WEDNESDAY, Sept. o.
The Hon. TiiOS. q. ALVORD.
Uupsog. The Hon RUFUS +. ANDREWS,
The Hon. RICHARD BUSTED.
Accumulation. ANDREW HAMILTON.
NIAGARA FALLs.-PATRICk CORBlTT
PLATTsBuRGH.-The Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
ONEIDA DEPOT. The Hon. LoRENZO SHERWOOD.
THURSDAY Sept. 20.
LITTLE FALH-The Hon. THOS q. ALVORD
BRooYLYs.-Tha Hon. Blu rLER @. NOBLE.
LERor.-rho Rev. O. DE LA MATYN.
FRIDAY. Sept 80
PAinYaA-iien. A. J. HAMILTON.
OepExsBURgH- Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
rxsr,rn WARD H.nr.. Tho Hon. AG NAV WAKE
IT, J. RITHIAN, E.q.
p,.x y., Col 7. II. GIBBS:
SATURDAY, Oct. l.
ALBIoN.-Gen. A. j. HAMILTON.
(Ths Hon. THOS. q. ALVORD
IcHEsEcrADY The Hon. Il. +. BRUCE.
The Rev h. j. JIVES.
u.,,. (Col r. H. GIBBS.
nA'ASA The Hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD.
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"Loyalist' SAYS that Little Mae (tool OF Jeff
Davis evidently thinks that he vault into the White
Honse through side window Just his surgical father
once lid into the paIlor OF Of bis patients but he
will find the loyal people Of the country are keeping too
close watch over their Chief Magistrates mansion.
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TAfvertlseulrnf.f

A DRAFT SHOULD BE ORDERED OF kENTf
FAR INDIA CoYFKE by all who desSe superior beverage
Sold by all Price 80 cents per pound General De
Dot, No. ia keadest.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
SUPREME CoURT.-GENERAL 1ERA.-NOn-enu'
nerated motions only. commencing at No. H.
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Grand
UNION MASS MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE,

'OOfEh INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING Sept 27th
to respond to tho nominations Of the Baltimore
ABRAHAM LINCOLN for President.
ANDREW JOHNSON for Vice President
also the
Union State Nominations by the Syracuse Convsuu,a
REUBEN Il. FENTON for Governor.
THOMAS O. ALvoRD for Lieut.. Governor.
FRANKLIN A. ALBERGRR for Canal commj,,,op.,
DAVID P. FORREST for State Prison Inspector
All citizens iavora6e to the principles forth In the Bal.
onore Platform. are invited attend
The following gentlemen among many others will ,ax.
the meeting.
Governor ANDREW Of Mass,
Hon. HENRY C. DEMlNG Of Conn.
bon. WIN. KELLY Of PhilaL
Hon MARTIN J. TOWNSEND, Troy
Hon RUFUS r. ANDREWS.
Rev. WIN. II. BOOLE
Hon HIRAM BARNEY
Hon. B. L. LUDDINGrON
Hon. f. DELAFlELD SMITH
WALDO HUTCHINs, ESQ.,
r. WE'LL Won GERNsBACH ga
DR.. FRED Schultz
Col JAMES McKEON ofsarstoga
LUTHER r. MARSH, esq,
WM ALLEN BUTLER esq.,
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGExgsrA
Union Central Committee.
JAMES KELLY ALEX H. KEECn
SHERIDAN SHOOK. JOHN X. LAWRENCE
HENRY II. HUELAT, JOHN FITCH,
JOHN D. OTTiWELL, DAVID B. DWIRE
THOMAS ROBINSON, THOMAS LITTLE
WILLIAM A. DARLING.
Union General Committee.
RUSH c. HAWKINS, SAMUEL J. classy,
JOHN ii. WHITE, IRA D. MILLER,
w. r. b. MILLiKEN GEORGE p BRADFORD
WILLIAM HAW, H., CHAS. T. POLHAMUs,
GEORGE b. DEANE, ADAM c. ELLIS
SIMEON DRAPER.
German Central Committee.
A. J. DITTENHOEFER, EDMUND REMACR,
HENRY RICHARD. GEO. u. STEINDRENNEh
CHARLES KESSMAN, PETER COOK,
GEORGE MANCHOT, c. =. T.. LUEDFR,
GUsTAvUS LEVY, LOUIS NAUMANE,
ANDREAS WILLMANN.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman
CHARLES T. PoLBAAUs,
john T. LAWRENCE, Secretaries.
HENRY RICHARD,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME acknowledgements A-Befere JUSTICE
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
f. Skillman agt John A. Skllman ct al; Charles
Schwer agt Catherine Sohwer. Reports confirmed and nds
ents Of divorce granted In the application for writ OF
ardarps in re Margaret Harbcd IN Anne Brown for
Ceterori applications denied In John Krerman Tor
Cs,t,o,dy application granted and bail ordered $50.
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snce OF call Of the entail Committee, special Meeting oi
tn, above Association will be held az eadguar'ers corner
of Broadway and sd st. ON MONDAY EVENING, Sept, %,
for purpose Of el.ctng delegates to the differ
eut Conventions.
''''' JAMES NJ THOMSON, Presidsn.
wv DRrxNoSD secretarie.
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Garrett ". Ryckman, H., agt. Robert N. Shirley
81 al Defaul. 10 be- opened on terms In memoranda
Elizabeth NervalOn agt. George W. Veryalon
No ord.r of referenc. on Papers 70 William Fitch Georgs
H. TAYLOR &c at. James W. Culver, &c. Case settled
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Latest ship News.

--latest ship News.
ARRINED......SU SUNDAY SEPT. %
Steam transport Thames Arey, Fortress Monroe - hours
ballast. TO u S. q. M
transport tii Rourne, Fortress Monroe % hours
with $50 discharged soldiers, 10 4. =. 40. "
Gunbosi TsphoIe (Fr), DE Msrivsuli, New Orleans.
Schr Jane Fish, Harris Calais lumber, X. W. Adams Co.
Sch bon,rose, Baxter Calais 20 days. lgts John Boyn
ton. Son Co.
schr NJ II. Read, Rcsd. Boston.
WIND-At Sunset NV.
BELOW
Bark Geo Marchsnd pgus) IS days from Genoa
AlsO bark unknown.
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- fAdverti,ementl
Prices REDUCED ON ALL KINDS OF
CURTAIN MATERIALS
g. L. J. b. kelly, No. $50 Broadway
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DECLINE IN PoTAroEs. BOSTON, Tr0rel-
Ter Of Friday evening says: I'VE are informed that
lot Of potatoes which reached this city to-day have
been offered of eighty cents per bushel" The price
Of potatoes in the New-YOrk markets yesterday was
upward Of three dollars bushe The Boston panic in
the potato market will hit the spectators here
presently.
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Cou,pare the soldier SherInnn's Letter
1HH
CANDIDATE McCLELLANs LETTER
THEN ATTEND THE
Union MASS MEETlNG
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE
Tuesday EVENING SEPT a.
h Rebellion must 20 down. either by the rebels recognize
, aso Star, and stripes or will Of Grant and Sherman
irls !. th. only choc. submitted ~ ,
LINZ - '"' TiE Union CANDIDATES,
LlNooLN AMI FENTON AND ALVORD
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SUPERIOR COURT-SrEorAI TRRx SEPT. A-Befor'
Justice ROBERTSON.
DyCISIONS
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CITY TIE N ..

rvvv-,prU WARD UNION RATIFICATION
~x,-vr,xo 1ha LOYAL citizens Of the XIth Assembly
D,.,r,c, will hold Mass Meeting this evening at IRE
49, uu ooyuer OF Thirty fourth street and Broadway
Asa,sss.. h, William H. Burleigh Col T. b. Van bu-
-, p.x w N BooIe and Col. Rush. G. Hawkins. AL
,,..,s In favor OF Lincoln and johnson, fenton and
I,,o,s and the Union, are cordially invited 80 be
vresept
ypp SECOND AND LAST GREAT CONTEST FOR
sup SUPREMACY or THE TRoTrISG TURR-Ihe seeonu
aIast of the great purse and stake contests io'
the championship comes off az the Fashion oour'e on
Wednesday next, at p. m precisely. Inc race ias'
Wednesday which created such intense excitement
and attn acted so large and respectable crowd Tcsueu
In an enormous amount OF betting and The uhe1pee'eo
victory Of Prince and the defoat OF General bu'er'
Lady, Emma and John Morgan-was, IT VIII be renem'
bered mile heats in harness-hve heats pelng ran OIL
which General Butler wop the first two. ana rfihce
most calamity the three last That Butler, suffering
from severe gall under his arm which caused Inn 70
break frequently not himself was evident bn' non
new entirely recovered is going like locomotive ana
n must also be borne in mind that 10 wagon and not III
hurness) which are the conditions Of next "Wednesday
race 10 his favore and he win be dangerous indeed.
Lady Emma a. we stated carried too much flesh last
week Strong and continuous work is taking that or
and her owner is confident that this splendid mare Will
redeem her lost reputation in the coming wagon race
40 too with John Morgan who is in infinitely better
condition now than be tefore last Wednesday
race. and he Is "a laster" in wagon race. No"
whether Prince can go well to wagon as he did III
harness is a nooted question and whether he can re-
peat his triumph Of last week or be doomed to deieat OJ
Butler Emma or Morgan. time alone will show. Ger
tain II is that terrifcsly exciting contest VIII ensne
He who can pick the winner at this Writing must u
shrewd and lucky indeed
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UNION MASS MEETING ~ JERSEY CITY-OR-
CANNED AT1ENPr TO BREAK IT UP-A County Union
meeting held at an Worst Square Friday night
which attended by the various clubs councils &C..
from all parts Of the county together with large con-
OF citizens ncludng many females. The differ
ent clubs carried transparences torches and lanterns
and about three fourths of the dwellings were iiumi
mated: and. together with fireworks. the scene was
cutie brilliant, Alderman Pangborn presided
Speeches were made by Mr. 2. L. Pangbofn. Hon.
Isaac W. Scudder. and Gen. Jno. FsrDsworh Of Ill
nois at the main stand. and by other gentlemen at
other points by Gangs Of rowdies of whom quite
. number were from New-York, and in all numbering
ewo or three hundred attempted 10 break up the meet
ing BY hoong, yelling and other demonstrations. but
we're unsuccessful. The Union rallied and drove
them back two or three times and some stones
thrown. one at Gen. Framework while speaking. but
without doing HARM The meeting lasted until after IL
o'clock
DEDICATION OF THE PAssioyisr FATHERS AT
WEST HoBOKES.-The ceremony OF dedicsting the new
monastery ofthe Passionist Fathers at West Hoboken
took place yesterday afternoon In presence of large
concourse Of people AT present the main building only
4 erected situated Montgomery avenue near West
Hoboken, on q high emineDce Of ground overlooking
York. Long Island the bay and far up the North
River.
The main building built Of granite rock in the Nor
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CentruI Lincoln and johnson Campaign Club.
meeting Of the Club will Dc held Ut eadqusrier-
Of Broadway snd Twenty third st.. FRIDAY ENENlNG,
Sept 90 at o'clock.
fhe following gentlemen will address the Club:
lion. ABBAM WAKEMAN,
Hon. GEORGE II. D-CAMP, ofPenn,
Judge C. b. SABIN, eloquent refugee from rexss,
Col JAMES FAlRMAN, sud
DANIEL MCFARLAND. eco.
sinsins By the Glee Club and Solos by Mr.. SOLOMON.
Tie public invited 70 attend
CHARLES s. SPENCER, President
A. h.I z; c. sSSF:H' Secretaries.
VIII Every Citizen read the noble and soidieT.ks es
Of the gallant shermsnl Such sentiments worthy ao
Major General in the service OF the United Stste,
Head than, and then attend the
UNION MASS MEETING,
Cooper ln-titote.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. q.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER &c, 1864


To the vosevs Of the Third Congregational DIE
trict OF the state Of New-Nork; We, the under
signed citizens Of the Third Dr,r.c believing
the present be peculiarly time WHEN the sentiments OF
the PEOPLE should be made known hereby express our
preference Tor
SIMEON j. CIIITTENDEN
for Member Congress believing: that is ability parioii'n
and dev TO the great Cause of our County snneny nj
him for the positions and request the voters Of he District
q. honorable means consistent with the harmony OF
uiou 10 and election
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10Th Ward. 10Th Assembly District Console
dated Union fiOn.in puruance OF call Of the
Union General Ccmnttee. primary election WI pe hed a.
So on MONDAY EVENING. sept 18th. 1854 for the pnr'
pose Of elecns delegates County Congregational and A.
scnby Nominating Conventions. oils open nom - TO y
s Gso' 3 Han. Secretary
Twenfiefb Ward Union observation-disclosures
gates to the County Judicial Congregational end Asrnby
Conventions will be he'd at Lincoln HAL corner hlslth az.
and Ihiry,hird st, MONDAY hfESlNe 1spt; 10 ron
open IRON a I'll o clock. JOHN v ohiphhi ire"
J. Orioles, secreiay
Eleventh Assembly District Goth Ward Union
catiOn.-ln pursuance Of the eau OF me nou yen
eraI Committee Primary Election Tor 10. eegon o. n,,
eg.ies ,he Comfy Conse-sions snd Assembly .tnNe
tons vii. be held az Trsncrs Hall 4'n't and hroad"sy
on MONDAY Evening sept 10 20 i. ppp..isen
JoHs FERGUSON. Secretary
Fifteenth Ward Union ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mem.
bers the Association are requested =" meet AZ %
Haaiauarrrs No. J8 Foutht, between broadway ana Ia
favee place on MONDAY Evening 18th inst at O'CLOCK
10 elect the County Conge sona and Assembly
Deict Conventions Polls vi" be SPsn GS 2T 70 SL''
r. F. STEWART Secretary.
Fifteenth Ward Union War-Eagies.- WILLIAM
J. COLES, Chief C. Van OFT - 1nsi A. sHi' va .niel.
The hol oil u campaign SiuD VIZ De rIscn = "a
JOHNSON sndthe Union State Nominations. at me hesa'
qnsrtrr Of the 18TH Ward Union Association, No S Fourth
w. W CHhS W. GARDNER Treasurer.
II. O. CARTER. Secretary.
Mass Meeting Of the Citizens OF the 20rh Ward,
Hall corner of broadway aud ah't, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Sept 26, 1864. at O'Clock Addresses by
The Hon. THOMAS b. VAN BUREN,.
The Hon. W H. BOOLE,
Col. RUSS C. HAWKINS
Dr. FRED. SCHULTZ and others
All citizens Of the Ward favorable to the Election Of Lincoln
and Johnson Fenon and Avra sIs Sya 70 aeni ss
JoHs FrpGrsoy Secretary
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Nineteenth Ward.-A Special Meeting Of the lsth
Ward Union Association will be held At Headquarters ding
l@deIn's) 3d-sv between s9th and 60ths.s MONDAY
EVENING Sept 26 1864 at O'Clock, for the purpose Of
choosing Delegates to the Nominating Conventions.
WIN. Il. DE CAMP, President
ALLAN CooPER, (s.,.,s,i..
NELSON YKLvlKIoS '"''e'
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Fifth Ward Union AssOcintion.-lns accordance With
the call Of the Union Central COMMITTEE this Association will
hold q III may Election on MONDAY EVENING, sept. rs
1864 q, their iiesdgusrIei No i2 fTsr1n. pols open
from to 9 O'Clock, p. m. THOS OUINAIEHi fTeA
WA A. SyhEs, lc.
MooER
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call of the Union Cenra Committee III eecon OF dele
gates 10 the County Judicial! Congregational end Assembly
Conventions will be he'd at Lincoln Hall, corner Eislth Az
and Thirty third st.. MONDAY ENENlNG- srpt 70 rom
open "A I'll o clock. JOHN v ohiphhi' Tres"
J. OKTOlYs
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Eighth Ward Union Association ASsOClA'
TION will meet 1T Headquarters No. 1856 spring st. on MON
DAY EVENING Sept re for the Of eecng delegates
TO the specified In ths call Of tho Central
Committee. Polls open frou. ] 20 p. IN.
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, President
VIZ. WIyayIs, see'y"
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Eleventh Ward Union AssOciatiOn.-A Primary
Election " 81 be held on MONDAY EVENING Sept 70, e 30
81 Avenue d. 10 choose Delegates the various Nominating
Conventions according to the recommendation oil TIC Cen
trail COMMITTEE Polls open from to O'Clock p. IN
JOHN LEWIS, President.
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Sd Assembly District Union Associa tion..- Pr
mary Meeting this Association will BE- h.ld at Headquarters
No lsg Broorne st. THIS tMondny) EVENING sept %.
for the election Of Delegates the several Nominating Con
venons County Congressional aud Assembly pursuant to
the call Of the Union General Committee Polls open nom 4
10 o'clock. VIM. NOIIE. President
DpE
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Twenty first Ward Union Association.-lnpn rsu
,nee 10 The cal Of the Union Central Committee special
meeting Of this Association viii be held al their headquarters
Twenty frs Wsrd Union Reading hooms, No t53 hh'av
on MONDAY EVENING Sept. 70, fol tho purpose 81
eectne delegates the nominating conventions
Polls open from TO o'clock p. IN. - -
ROBERT I. DUNCAN, Sec. THOMAS MURPHY fres
The 2Isf Ward Union War Englcs VIII hold ,nrii
Rernr Meeting At their eadquarteT, No 900 "a sv THIS
fMondayl EVENING at a o'clock They earnestly invite
loyal young the srd to connect themselves with
m. oIssnzation iu attendance Of the Members requss
ted. JAMES h. NUM-, Captah.
SAxuEL Cox, Secretary
HIRAM H. HORTON.
WARREN = TAYLOR, Committee.
SAMUEL r. WARRES.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Sixteenth Ward Union Assecfation-A Special
Meeting Of this A..ocaiion will b. held Hesd9uarte No
243 shsv., MONDAY EVENING, the 10Th Inst for the
purpose cecting Delegates TO the various Conventions pu
susni the call Of tbs Union Central Committee Polls open
HOOPER c. VAN worst, President
IIYRY SrcretnrY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Tenth Ward.-In accordance with the call of the Union
Central committee the Unou citizens 81 the Tenth Ward
invited 10 attend Special MEETING, at RuIks Hotel No.
81 At on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst for the
prpo.o Of eee;ug delegates to the various nominating Con
yeufiOn,
Polls open from 10 O'Clock pm. -
THOMAS c. THORNTON, President.
wy X H isSsTic, seerctare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

sixth Ward MON ociafton.-A Special Meeting
Of this Association will be held at GOLDENS HALL corner
Of Franklin aud Centfe-stG, MONDAY EVENING Sept.
in pursuancs the call Of the Union Central Commltee
Of the city Of New Yok for the purpose Of eecng delegates
to the Conventions Polls open from y cloek.
Oko. ORUxDY, Secy. ID. Is. DWlKE, Pres.