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Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
The Lincoln snd johnson Associate
Visit Secretary Seward.

r Last evening the Lincoln and johnson Asso-
citation of the District Of Columbia visited
Secretary Seward, and be addressed them in
the following remarks:
FELtow-cITIzEss understand that you are
the Lincoln and Johrson Association Of the
District of Coum bia. [Yoices-" We arc."1
Well, | inquire because It Is well, when people
meet, that each party know exactly who the
other party are. III tell you, therefore, who I
am, I am a citizen who is in favor of the
same rcket that yor support-iincoln aud
johnson. | am -fes-tbem because they are the
candidates OF the Union which we are fighting
for. We have found It necessary to fight fol
that causei and when ! am obliged to fight fol
cause am the last man who will 90 to th,
polls and vote against 1t.
Fellow citizens, in a speech made recently
nj Auburn, 1 said there should be no draft
because the army is being reinforced by fv
Thousand 10 ten thousand volunteers per day
The people of Auburn understood me, ant
cleared their district OF the draft by volunteer
ing. Patriotic men in Philadelphia write IN
that they understood me to say that there wi
be no draft, and therefore they stop volunteer
lDG' uNull Hyteil, tncrclOres Cl tHle oCctelol
. 70 correct their mistake by saying that as faitl
can only show itself by works, so the draft will
surely come II we do not volunteer, and so pre-
vent It. hope that point Is settled now.
Fcllow-citizens, the Democracy at Chicago
- after waiting six weeks TO see whether the wa,
for the Uu'cH was to succeed or fail, finall,
concluded that It would fail, aud therefor
they went IN for nomination and platform h
make the failure sure thing by a cessation o
e hostilities-an abandonment of the contest
AT Baltimore, on the contrary, we determine
that there should be no such thing as failure
and therefore we went in to save the Union b
battle to the last, and Sherman and FarragU
have knocked the bottom out of the Chicag
nominations.
The elections in Vermont and Maine pro-
that the Baltimore nominations are staun,
and sound. The issue is thus sQuarely ma
uP-McClr!Ian aui disunion, or Lincoln an
Union. Have you any doubt Of the result {
that issue! mo, mol Nor do | have al
doubt. Many thanks, my friends, for this visI
Good bye,
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
The EIor.noss nt Ford,s.

This evening will be given the exciting and
thrilling Irish legendary drams, entitled "shAndy
Mcguire" with Mr. Florence In his celebrated
character OF "shSndy Mcguire, tho Wind, Boy oi
the Mountains" The performance to conclude
with the comedy OF Irish Assurance and Yankee
Mo ,eSty," with Mr.. Florence as Pat MaonRfnara,
and Mrs. Florence As Nancy Stokes with her
original songs Of any Mary AM" and "John9y
was Shoemaker" u
Tomorrow evening Will be given the drama oi
the " Deserter,n and q "Lesson for HuIbands,n v
with Mrs Florence In several popular oharAeterA
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

SrUPESpoUs LEGAL FRE-Thc Claims Of The
City against he o. d NJ RGilrodd Company
AS may be seen from our report Of the proceed
ings OF the City Council, In this mornings
issue, the special committee on the claims of
the city against the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road Company have made detailed history Of
the transactions between the city and that cor
poration. Stanley Matthews was employed as
counsel for the city, at a compensation equal
TO 10 per cent. of the amount recovered through
his instrumentality. The proposed compro-
mise puts into tue city treasury $500, 900, II
accepted, which will make the fee OF Judge
Matthews i5,OO0-probably the largest ever
received by any lawyer In this country from
single case.- Cincinnati GGEette, 10M.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
n Y Y ! O / A L.
WAR DEPARTMEHT

WAR DEPARTMEST,l
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
a.. WARRINGTON, d. c., June 20, 1864.
Circular, No. IS.
Persons not ut for military duty and not liable
to draft, from age or other causes have expressed
desire to be personally represented in the Army.
In addition to the contributions they have made 10
the way OF bounties, they propose to procure at
their own expense, and present for enlistment, re.
eruitH to represent them In the service. Such
practical patriotism Ia worthy Of special commcA.
dAtion and encouragement. Provost MArshsla,
and all other officers acting under this Bureau,
are ordered to furnish all the facilities In their
power to enlist and muster promptly the aseepta-
BILE representative Tetis presented, in accordance
with the densn herein set forth.
The name Of the person whom the recruit repre-
sents will bo noted on the Enlistment and pescrip.
tive Roll of the recruit and will be carried forward
from those papers to the other ofiieiAl records
which form his military histsry.
Suitably prepared certificates OF this personal
representation in the service will be forwarded from
this ofioe, to be filled out and issued by Provost
MarShals to the persons who put in rePreHRtGiive
recrtHfs. ,'' JAMES D. FRY,
Ie31-u Provost Marshal General,
or + OLA 4.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
THE GOLD MARKET.

The fluctuations of the gold market are
watched here with considerable interest, but
our shrewd 1nanciers well understand that the
mercantile classes In New York, who have
stocks of foreign goods on hand, are deeply in
terested In keeping up the price of gold. A
heavy fall would produce bankruptcy very
generally among them.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
nInirr Gen,rnl sch.nck.

A paragraph which does rank injustice Il
Gen. schenck, which was clipped from an ex
change for the purpose of refuting II, found ii
way into our paper yesterday without note o.
comment through a mistake of one of our cdi
t1rial staff.
We need hardly say that we have the, hIghes
admiration for Gen. schenck, for both his gal
lnntry In the field, his energetic administration
of the affairs of his military department, ant
the ability and patriotism be displayed al
chairman of the Military Committee in Con
grcss.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Second Edition
-FOUR O'CLooK. M.
The Political Situation in New York
vENTIoN- OF UEIoN
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Especial Dispatch to the Republic an

Especial Dispatch to the Republican. J
New YORK, Sept. 14.-Another Democrat,
Convention is to be called. This is considered
certain by leading politicians here. A grea
doubt exists in regard to the probable nominee
The Union National Committee have pub
ished to-day powerful circular on the situa
tlon of the country, both military and pollLi
cal.
Lincoln stock here is firm; flrmer than ever
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
componsnts of the Democratic oonven.
tf0n.

Some of the Democratic organs arc publish
ing a statement alleged to be an analysis of the
materials composing the Republican Conven-
tion which nominated President Lincoln. Let
the Chicago Democratic Convention was com
posed.
|. Copperheads, who have consistently played
the part OF croakers oil through the war, and
never pretended to be In favor OF the vigorous
prosecution OF hostilitles.
2. Peace men, SO afraid OF their precious
SKINS and their still more precious dollars, that
they are willing to recognize the rebel Confed-
eracy, give up our conquests, surrender the
national capital, abandon the Mississippi, or
anything else, no matter how base or humil-
latlng, to purchase peace.
8. Pro-slavery men, who would rather pre-
serve slavery than the Republic; who see no
safety in the future without slavery and the
slave oligarchy; who think that the rebels were
not to blame-that the fault lay with the Alb
olitionlsts.
A. Southern refugees, who, availing them
selves OF the protection OF the national Govern
ment, and abusing the citizenship, rights, ant
privileges of the free States, engage in politica
| Efforts to aid the rebel states.
| 5. Renegade abolitionists, who, accustomed
TO the role OF discomfort, are ever likely to b.
graliflcd with any Administration, and who g
with the Democrats on the principle that ex
tremes meet.
| u lhMaT'eu CousplratoIs, VINO nave oeen ~
three years past endeavorlng to create civil wa
In the North by means OF secret orders, and VIII
have managed all the machinery of Copperhea
agitation.
Z. Hungry oilice.seekers, ready to embrac
G any candidate and endorse any platform offei
ing a chance of success at the coming Pres
DENTAL election, whereby they could get bac
, to their beloved loaves and fishes.
s. Know Nothings, outcasts who hate th
O foreigners because they are opposed to slavery
and who cannot forgive the Republicans 70
breaking up the cherished plans of Fillmore.
0. Fossil Wings, who have lost their sense
, with their party.-PhH. Worth American, l3U
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
The New Losn-Psyment Of the Arm

The New Losn-Payment OF the Army.
Onc.thlrd Of the bonds of the recent loan
were delivered to-day, and immed ate deliveries
will continue to be made as fast as the certlG-
Gates shall be presented for that purpose. The
Secretary of the Treasury has directed that the
entire amount realized from this loan shall be
paid to the army. Warrants were issued yes.
terday for money TO pay the troops in the
Northwest, Missouri, and Iowa.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

OBBsITY.-TWo Of the most corpulent men
in Boston are trying the diet proposed by Mr..
BrantIng; The weight Of one OF them was
diminished six pounds In thirteen days, and the
other Lost eight pounds In twenty days. Both
are now In buoyant spirits over the prospect OF
reducing their weight below 29Opounds. Two
Rnglishmen--diseiples Of Buntlng-Who are
travelling In this country, met at one OF our
principal hotels the other day, and upon com
parison of notes, found that since following
his directions in regard to food, they had lost
about pound Of surplus hesh week. One
had lost tWenty.eigH and the other iorty'two
pounds. HARRY B..
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Thr Election In Maine,

PORTLAND, Sept. 13.-Fify.ono towns give
Cony, Union, for Governor, 7,177 majority this
year. against O ,493 last year, showing net gain
Of 6S4.
Hon. Samuel Cony, the present Governor, Ii
OF course reelected. The Congressman elect arC
Messrs. John Lynch, 8. Perhan. ]. @. Blaine
j.. II. Rice, and +. A. Pike, Union. With the
exception Of the hrstnamed, all were members
Of the last Congress. The first district was ther
represented by Mr.. Sweat, Democrat, who has
been defeated.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
A Feeling Letter from Maj. Gen. Butler

Gen. Butler has written the following ex-
pressiye letter to the mother of the late Col.
Edgar Perry, Of the 189th N. Y. 8. ":
HEADQUARTERS BErARTMENT OF VIRoNiA,)
AND NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE FIELD, }
september g. 1854
My DEAR MADAM; Among the many heroes
whose lives have been given 10 their country,
none have left brighter record than Col Ed
gar Perry, of the l39th regiment N. Y. S.V.
His memory is as dear TO his brothers in
arms as even maternal affection recalls 1t to
you. | esteem myself fortunate in having been
able to make so poor tribute TO his memory
as giving to an important defence Of my line
his name.
Be assured of my deepest sympathy with yours
and the country's loss, and the hope that you
will be sustained by the Christlan's hope OF
meeting your son In the brighter and better
world to which his virtues and early death have
too soon, for US, consigHed him.
Believe me, most truly, your friend,
b. Y. BUTLER, Maj. Gen. Com'g.
| Mrs pPpRY.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
IIambuJsr.

This evening, at Odd FellOwS Hall, tbiS world
renowned PyeSf dtgitdis will give ono Of his uai7t
entertain mentB In neoromancy. He will psrform
one OF his dlAbolleAI tricks Of murderIDg boy in
quiet way and INN Ntsly restoring HIN to life.
He will "hSh in the air." He will intEoduse his
EAST India mAsnetiIm," and do many other in
conceivable tricks that have been attracting great
attention o..
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
PEIIsONAL.
afNy.--,a,, IT., ,..

Coy, SMITH, of Vermont Is In town.
Ex -sEcRETARY CHASE, Senator sprague and
% vile, IhpriGT Nsed, Hon, Caleb Gushing, Hon
and Righ ~ gHugtAn Of Chicago, ara 1t the Aston
HOuEc, New NOrk.
Rsv. JoHs BEFsoN returns to his home in
LEFsonT gY tee steamer Costa Kica, alter an 4 40,
iIatrLB. He sill holds TO the belief that the In,
~ Hrs orly not sHVsgely because they are treated
sSayNS X, Gul hat the pTsscnt .yltem Of the In,
g O. both t,,c Ec Llsn and the white.
The Parker Fraternity Lectures in Boston
WI oven r. The M. october, with an address by
FsEedars MaSars. he gAar, PhiIIiDS' Hoimes. Man.
nj 6, and MisB Dlckus.u.
Dol. JAMES GRANT Wrsoy. Cormerlv nj
Pntsrkeepsie, AMI aid To don. Bsnks, has been
IppointeI military sgIn, llr tie State of New
Yorh st New OrleanB.
CHAPLAIN CHARLES \. NuMpuEeys. or tho
"a latsaghuSGtts sayalry, nas been released from
ChAT!tEluH. lie 10 now ~ Hilton Heal AMI m az,
he tOuh eSl oGted home.
o. Tns HnS. THEODORE u. PoMERuY vas re.
nominate rr Representative In COngreSs ifom
day last
REy. ROBgHT D. CHAMBERS, promlnen,
mini1ter OF the Hethodist Episcopal church, an
wen hnowh tor tHe fearless advocacy oil UniUI
tsat!I eAta' S.eI at C'r.!sIe, Pa. on Friday last
-, a EoTE OS THE MIgsIssIPI RtygR.-An oTi
cyr from New Orleans, who arrived hero Frlda,
night, came up the Mississippi river on M
steamer MiQnehaha. The passengers wer
mostly discharged veterans, coming home
Without any electOneerng or canyassIng
vote on The Presidential question was taken
with the fJffowing res ulti
Ltnsoln. .'.,..,.......'.,........... 222
fremont ".....",'''''''..,''.,. 10
or the twelve votes cast for Mcclellan, 81,
were given by secesh ladies from Alabama AM
Tennessee.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
State RIGIIIS.

The Copperheads and sympathizcrs with the
Southern Confederacy are clamorous for State
rights In behalf of the insurgents. What State
rights can be found In Jeff. Dsvls's domlDlonsl
will be necessary to whip Jeff.'s army, and
give back to his deluded followers the rights he
bos ,s,rnad
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Rumorsd Withdrawal or Gen. Fr.mon,

New YORK, Sept. l3.-it is said that Gen
Fremont has placed in Gen. Cluseret's hands a
letter Withdrawing his name from the Presi-
Dental canvass, and giving as his reason for so
and assist the Democrats. 1t is supposed that
this letter will appear in the HeiO Nation on
Saturday next.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
The R.IuIt IN Maine.

New YORK, September 13.-A special to the
Times from Augusta, Me-, says: The Republl-
cans have carried the State by the largest mu-
jority ever cast at a gubernatorial election in
Maine. All the Congressional districts have
been carried by immense majorltes, and Eve
sixths Of both branches OF the Legislature.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
arnx r,a ThanIrs.

This evening Will DO given by the Warren com.
binAtion company, for the last time positively,
the old English comedy OF the "school for Scan.
dal with an immense cast.
Tomorrow evening is TO be devoted to the fare.
well benefit OF the beautiful and accomplished
young actress, Miss Josephine orton. Saturday,
the last night OF the combination.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
DRAFT In PenpsvIv,ni.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 13.-An official dispatch
received here to-day from Provost Marshal
General Fry, fixes next Monday for the draft in
Pennsylvania. We will have some twenty
thousand men to supply.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
The Draft.

ALBANY, Sept. 13. - The following tele-
graphic dispatch from Washington has been
received by Gov. Seymour:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The draft is ordered
TO commence In Ohio and other states whose
quotas have not been fllled up, on Monday, the
18th Of September. JAS. B. FRI,
Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MEETING IN THE SECOND WARD.-The citi-
zens of the Second ward met a. Germsnis Hap
last night for the purpore Of taking Into oonsdo-
ration the means for more vigorous reeruitipg,
in order TO prevent q DRAFT, --
pointed to wait on the Provost Marshal General,
they were told that the draft would eertNaly be
prosecuted within q very brief period, II the re-
quired men were not furnished by volunteer en-.
Ilstments The ward still lacked ia men to ftfits
quota. -. ...f
On motion, Messru J. w Tucker and W. s.
Roose, of the Firit precinct, hnd Messrs y. W.
Spading aud J. H. SeAsford OF the Second pre- net
were authorized to Tolicit subscriptions from thG
oltiZsns, and Mr.. s. W. OSen WAS msde treasurer
Dir. NJ. Green, corner M AMI Thitte'n nth streets,
and Mr. II, c. stewart, corner II and Twelfth
streets, In the First precinct, and Dir s. ". owen
on Peunsylvania avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth, under Willards Hotel, and Mes,rs
blanchard and Mohun, corner PsnnsylvAnia ave
nue. and Eleventh street, were named rs deposito.
ries, where subscribers shou ia call. y g.I .ur
After New remuks BY 1Iessrs. Roose and spAld
log, the meeting adjourned TIL Friday evening, al
~ O'clock. ...f| .-. -.ErUalgsT .
The following subscriptions were taken at the
meeting: ." s- ..' g...'..
First preoinct--J. n. B.rr, 80; J. y. Mcclure
SIOj Jacob Boudohler. slOi ThOmSs Britt, $i0i J
BontZ, Si0i W. n. SImmong, $40; n, O. stewart
$40; W. 3. Roose, Sloi JohnW. Tucker, sl0i Johr
Second pfecinct.s. A. Teneh, $40, J. MoCIsllaa
StOI J. w. spAulding, Fl0j J. S. Posty, sa0j JAmsI
Nalse, $40, J. II. SCsIford, $Ioj j. T. MaddJX, $40
s. W. owen, $40.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Major General Mar,iudsi,.

This well-kuown officer on yesterday ten.
dered, for the third time, his resignation to the
War Department, his health having become
permanently impaired by the miasma OF the
swamps of Virginia. He goes home to recover
his health, and declares that he will devote his
remaining strength to the cause Of the Union
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Steamer sunk,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The steamer John J.
Roe was recently sunk near New Madrid. sna
was valued at $50, 900, and insured for $30,O
-Four persons were drowned. She had consid.
erable Government freight on board.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

MATRIMoNIAL.-This morning large num-
Der OF persons assembled at st. Peters Church TO
Esq, Chief Engineer u. s. NAVY, and JoIephiiN
the accomplished and Amiabls daughter OF the late
John {. Fitzpatrick After receiving the cOngfat-
northwAFd on q bridal tour. u
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

sERIoUs AcCIDENT.-Mr. Samuel T. Larcun,
clerk in the city post office, WAS severely Injured
last sunday evening by being thrown from the
to the ground below. De was Immediately taken
up by two iellow.clerks and conveyed to hia
lodglngs He was totally unconscious, and It ID
injuries, lie Intended TO go to New York to bring
his family to this city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
by TELEG PHI.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Sept. l4.-The steamship Penn
sylvInIan has arrived from Liverpool Angus
3ist. IS tsgS NsTE ,S,.
The cotton market is dull. Brcadstufrs In
active. Corn downward. Provisions dull
Lard 1rm.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-Cousols closed ssI@sS
for money.
The King of Italy has received tho Moxica
ambassador, and friendly wishes were ex
changed
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Growers Opera Company.

We learn from private business dispatch,
received here to-day, that Growers German
Opera Company opened in the Brooklyn AcAd-
emy of Music last night, to the largest audi
encc ever in that house. The receipts were
80 hOO
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
skIrmi.hIng on the weldon Rsnroad.

FoRTRSss MosRoE, Sept. 12.-The mail
steamer Daniel Webster, from City Point, re-
ports all quiet, except some diminishing on the
Weldon railroad yesterday, which, however, did
not amount TO much.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
GOLDEN SENTENCES.

. "THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF The UNION IS
PAST"
s-"I SHALL NOT RETURN To SLAVERY ANY
PgRSoN VINO Is FREE Br THE TERMS OF
the PRoCL iM4TT0N, OR w ANY ACT OF
coSGRESs"
''' al PpocL Am FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
spLfNNLY SWEAR 10 HENCEFoRrH FAITH.
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND
The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
Fl AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
UNDER"
go ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

REAL ESTATE BSALBs.-Messrs. Mcclure Il Co.,
sold on Monday ~ acres OF land q ear Good Hope
Tavern, knows as Uhlm.n's vineyard, to Moses
Kelly, for $4,000. lot, sA acres, adjoining the
above, to NJ. Landner, for ss16. Lots numbered
and Q, in square s67, on N street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets west, at rs cents per foot.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Personal.

MARSHALL o. RoBHRTs, of New York, Is in
town, and is stopping at WIZARDS Hotel,
GEN. MEREDITH has left Paducah TO take
command Of the District OF Western Kentucky,
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Wm.A A. jackson, who
stole $3.50 from the house OF John nIadigan, on
yeIterday afternoon, In Alexandra, by ohieer
McElfreIh, Of the Fourth ward, and was commit
ted to Jail Tor court. The sum Of S4H WAS recoy-
cred OF the money, and also q watch, which was
taken from Mrs. Madigan's bureau drawer.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
Denoorstio oonysntlon AZ Albany,

ALBANY, Sept. 4.-The Democratic State
Convention met to-day, and was temporarily
organized, N. B. Champlin ms chairman.
There Is large attendance.
After the appointment Of sundry committees
the Convention took recess until O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
n F + l O l A L
WAR DEPARTMENT,

.r,,..,.. ... Wan DEPARTMENT
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1894.
u All applications for leaves Of abBenoo or per.
mission TO visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HalleOk, Chief OF STAFF, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
tho permission. TelegrAmS addressed direct to the
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
K. D. TOWNSEND,
m2l-u AHstHtAnt AdiutAnt General
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

Nor CLAIHED.-The body of Capt. Mcclure,
Of the Excelsior Brigade, who died shortly after
having been embAlmed by DE-. Harvey, but not be-
log claimed by any friends, was buried yesterday.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

UNCLE SANS CATTLE-YARD.-The ground
situated on the mall, between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets, contiguous TO the National Monu-
ment, has been p wed under direction OF Agricui-
tu' al Commissioner Newton, for experiment.
wheat-sowing. The inoloBurs has been used since
tle-VArd,
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

LOST CHnD.-Onicer Harbin, of the Ninth
precinct, yesterday found child at the corner OF
seventh and G streets. 1t proved TO be child OF
Mr.. James DaTnell, Tho Oiicor returned the little
wandeTer to its parents. I#.t g.sa.lf WV
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

GREATLY IMPRovED.-The barracks, corner
Of Twenty-third and streets, occupied by the
Ninth and Twenty second Regiments V.R.C., have
been greatly improved by the addition Of large
DiAZZAE.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14

PEOPLE shouldn't talk about having the sec
ond sober thought, who never had the first.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-14
FURTHER APPoINTM

FURTHER APPOINTMENTS BY THE FIRE CON-
sIssroNERs,-The Board Of Fire Commission
at their meeting on Monday evening, appointed
Edward H. Sipe and Charles Merrill extra men in
the Third district, thook and ladder In place OF
W. II. Folk and VIM. 5. Scott, who have enlisted
since their appointment. James u, Tate, Frank
Lewis, Conrad kaufman, James Martin, Frank
Parsons, and Joseph PlatZ were appointed Super
numeraTieI in the Fourth district (ColumbIA.) All
the officers and men, with the exception OF engt-
neers, have been Appointed.