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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
Late Rebel New,.

sr-eis Dispatch to The n. \ IHbans'
A7'INoaoN' o. P''
TIE h-1""oHe Se"''~'' u iuO''''' A--'
Gains the following Veiee7AnS'
LYNcHEURS An @i.1' n' " 'c,.sI ms ,oco
b. ycIt ~ usr,v Ii ,i c..,t red seven huadcd
prisoners, and thence to Ncwma Let, whore ne cap
saigd t w. ~ Cd ilo''' -'i q ".O''
Osrrt AIss.. Aurrm 2g.-The enemy, seven
shousand strong, is in fun retreat for tie nyer.
Colonel Scott has all the roads blockadea III Their
front. Colonel Mcclellan is between there and The
river. Colonel Cglen, with is command, ald Moor
gampbeil with Inc 6r., Loaisiara Artillery. are IN
pursuit Prisoners are sin coming IA. Captain
Bartlow's Battery is close 10 tue river.
,,,.r, A.. On ,r,o o,o,,v hos occrnicl
az VI po;rt pail end l. f,r.ityirs and ro-
-; 80 - O - ~ 1T re,,rt lho federal
- 80 -. Ia. 80, In tt. dir...ion OF
~ p, - 81 II 7g,r.r sirfh Eertgcl,v
to;., - - 80. .f,n,rt - Provost
sfa2s.aL G,neri az cu-a~,. and entered upon bis
euties his ,no,ning
M Z. III, A.. -. 100.
ne oc"''"" says 'eoi'lailyJ 'A''' 'ny i'N"'.'
IL North Mississippi are moving toward McmrhlS
with The purpose Of res forcing Sherman and 70 is
s.,;.,.d mat o-o,ao. yonkea raid il ol.,,, ~
80.
emerge ron NicSsOufg, "mcn, however, t"ir-7t
sril looi after.
I, ala, e,ye cr,ot hos .r...oS a VOW NJ, NJ
-.
warfare against Iec''o' r. ana 10 10" eNB"s'A III
sliowin- up great bombs Al sncn manner That
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TlEE PRIysTEERs.
a Hcw-0ori. Vessel Burned by the Florida

a letter received in this city by II. II. Swift &
Co., from Horny Foster & Co., Of Ponambuco,
dated July 80 contains the following report, which
seems to confirm the rumor that tho pirate Florida
was of the Brazilian eoastin the end Of July. The
writer says
The Confederate States steamer Florida has been
oil the port OF Bahia Tor three days, and an officer
was on shore ~ diasui-e purchasing provisions
She reports that of Maccio they captured and
burned tho large American ship Nicholas Ai..s OF
some such name. With 81, 900 IN specie on board
Il is supposed shat the name Of TIE captured snip
is the Nichoas EiGdc Of this port, instead Of the
Nicholas Mills. The Bddle vas due in Brazilian
waters about tie time indicated.
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yHOM GEN. SHERIDAN.
CHE Ec,,eis in sctrcas-our Forces Par-
suing.

CHE Ec,cIs in rsetrcas-oHr Forces Par-
suing.
WAR DEPARTIEyr, WASHINGTON.
Sept. Dds p. IN. }
To W,,or-Gcuerqf DIX telegram from Gen
araI Sheridan states that Eary has rereaed up the
Shenandoah Valley. and is pursued BY sheridan
With his whole army; that Averih had attacked
Vsughaus cavalry and captured twenty wagons
ESQ batHc-aags, q number Of prisoners AMI herd
Of cattle. LDUN NJ SlANION'
Secretary Of Wor.
WAsnINGIos,'Scp 3, 1867.
Tho following Official dispatch was received last
sight: cut.
Thc enemy are on the move up the valley, failing
Back toward Winchester
Ayeriu attacked and drove Vanghan's Cavalry
From some point North Of Bu4kcr iiu 20 within SIS
miles of Winchester when MS advance % stopped
b. q division Of inflntry. ,.,.o.-
Ayerill captured twenty WAGONS two battle-Aafs,
Number Of prisoners, and herd OF cattle. lie
Chen moved toward Berryvile 49,.
army in pursuit.
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The Quoiu OF New-yorh.

M M, aNittHOT ].
Colonel Townsend and Colonel Stonohouse, Of
this city, Commissioners appointed 70 ascertain the
credits due this State FOR naval ens'mcnis prior to
February o. 1854, have msie o report, which was
ap, royed By the Secretary Of War on Saturday.
The report credits New-Yogk ely with ls,iis men;
Brooklyn with G,0ic; Bufalo with i,32S and o,hor
portions OF Tie site with ,S07 Previously credit
ed, H. Total, 27,7lG.
In answer 10 a dispatch from Assistant Provost
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Townsend, General fry announces
that the Government D)lAuls %.A DO continued
until further osGcr,.
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VIhfHFIs- "a IIVIttU ~ 'I'1S ~ , =. !,
CHICAGO Sept. 4-Tour DIN. Nreat qriet a. 81 OK for
No aid ~ % foi No. p ~ dui at { 81. Oas dni AZ
20 Hilh Wines civ, a. 81 g. ~, vision dot fre.iht
dl Tic on ora ntaib a. ceipts: ,Vi obls rloir
N 0oe bash Whr,t ~ COB sh Coru 5000 bush Oas snip
en's no bss Flour IiO0c bush Wheat 1900 bu'h'
Corn 10 0r bush. Oats
UswgGo sept J-Fionr Dali. Wheat aud Com quiet aud
nonilay lower. sales. Canal FTsi-ts Flou tid e
WI eat BE; Com ~, 20 New.fors. Lake Import: 3Fo
hu-h. Wheat - 60 bush. Corn. Canal Exports JloO % =
flour
tuVF.Lo Sept. "a, e P M-Ylour dan snd inactive.
Nhea, dl, Gales Chicago sWini tGcate, ~ 0i held
10. Chicago Spring ~ 10; No. Chicago AID hwausee
String - 3 other srjes nominal Corn firm. but Gue,
with good inquiry a. ~ +0atl Il. Dat. quiet 81 &c;
D. her grains nomina Isnsl fre-As 10 Newly rs Whes.
~ d2Uci Corn. iGIic Oss 2c. Lake ii l2lj Dbl..
flour. i 81 bush Wheat p !6 bush C,ln % 500 bu.h.
Oat Cara exports 80 hours -, b1ls four l,6 40 bush.
NheIt ~ 10 bush Corn. ~, so br.h. Cas-
II LouIs sept aro,acco sc;is aii low grsies shade
hi liner. Flour hsavy. anl trnduz dewnwaris Wheat dull
and closed S. lower Cora fran ad iii it'y aivlnrsd oats
h7 and &C. gher Clear sides, 2Sc Csvassed gar Cured
HAMS lJc. Lard, Pic
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t~1N iEANC fcn, reNi'nDeft :, lrpi.
There +. GOOD demand Tor money and iar bus
ircs, n, Eastern exchange. TIE rrcc'Vsoi Bullion
taco tic lest steamer amount 90 Sll0l COO Legal
tender notes, utich nore ...lng Yesterday NJ io.i!
three cents, aro to-day selling go. ioTiy Genus.
TIc shin .J.lalrt. Autoaus sails for Boir -hole
win SO .O00 o. bullion. The bark Chase Tor
Hong Kong. takes Sllo00 in gold.
Arrived. snip CLEO, Mau.en, for Liverpool.
4 dralt f., So Oll-pau Of tho proceeds % the
Christian Commission FaT--was renit'edi Last
to-day.
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ezzzrx@zzarrsrsszzzs
DIED.

COOK-At Peo,aa, Valley, y. y sundsy, Nh last. Rev
Russo = Coos.
Notice " funeral In the afternoon papers.
MANNINGAt Pontiac Michigan, Aug alst Hon. Randolph
Meaning.
NASsA-n tho "a int Charles r. only child Of Ferdr anc
y aud Flixab h j. hissai. aged months and % days
The Ard friend. aTo invited 10 attend tho funeral
que.,.ay h ins ii O'Clock, PHI, fom 2s S-ekostsee
Brooklyn.
PRATT-On Sunday Sep. T. 1864 Willie n, only child Of
George \. ami "a IN r. lTatt
| Not .ce II funeral hereafter.
sHrHAt Brootyp the % Es IA the 2o.h year OF hi
ago, William 1yng smith.
Tic friends of the l-ny are invited 10 attend the funeral
Monday 5 ms At =. H. from his late residence. No. p
schern.erh0rn--tsect.
sFsNANOn the morning ofa mo- n 1884 a. the residence
Of his ihcr Jacob H. tie OF Jacob aud Hannah sea
! nan ared 70 years, months and days.
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4 Cosyoy FOR rnB CALIFORNIA STEAM.

4 CosyoY P0R TaB CALIFORNIA STEAM
slrs-1hc steamship North Sta. Of the Pacific Nan
Steamship Co.'S line sailed to-day FOR AspinWdL under
convoy of United States vesso ard hereafter al
steamships of this line viii be similarly protected un-
dor he Insurance II this convoy bankers and Others In
California will coEsgn their treasure to New'foFk in
attend Il England Tho North star took ous yesterday
4lnal bags. which were returned ron the Plains Oh
account Of tLs Indian troubles
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rrcrr, sfnrr, Vet.

tlNClttAft = ri. y lffl
Tho heavy rains Saturday highland sunday morn
ing caused iu rcD.doHted Uso in Licking r't'.
Kcilevs ODD X .lhougn's bridges on The hcnincky
Central Railroad, near Cynihia1a, were washed
quay. A .rge numbered coal barges lying near
the mouth of tie r rcr were carried away, and one
or two sank \ TO- struck Tho steamer Henri Fiiz.
hugh, and sunk her, Her cabin hoaicd on ana
vas carried into thc Ohio. II Is supposed that other
DAMAGES vcrc caused in This noiglborAood.
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PENNSYLVANIA INVASION.
THE DgBYLs EuRs TOWNS,
But cAsS0T BUM
TIE aEEntSb sAPr.

PENNsYLyANlA INVASION.
THE RsBYIs OURS TOWNS.
Bot c,sSor BukS
The aEEHtS1s slPr.
tnsaBEasBURGH. Aug Is 1884,
Nsssrs. FARHEL. UFngING co:
GENTS On the 9th 81 ulOnth had place Of busi.
hrfn' By tho rebels. had Of your safes IN
the time ihc ae Tell to The cellar, where hsd
stock Of i8r ;urpeuune, o- &c. The heat intense
that de- pal oil OF sas ing eDy Il the conents
Judge % our ,urrisr opening IT, to find books In
der few papers discolod by sea bat sustained no
injury.
Please send ~ another safe, same size
HusER& ToLD.RT.
CnAyBE1,BrRGB, Aug is, 1854
Me'sr' Farrell. UEErisG Co
GISTs have had ~ inaled safes Tor
pefiod YEAR, My law oca entirely coDsufaed VI
tie fearful conlgraion of l place July - The ssir ~
irO tlr cellar where y las lain Vie ruins unit th
date 10 day removed, and found too hot to beer tic
ua.ei hsud II necessary to cool Il with wotef bei
opene H. Yet after hsy passed thro gh biseI
Ere AMI remaining hot for sixteen Days Ito papers although
discolorcd by steam, are perfectly 'egibe. 49, O.,
CRAaBgRsBrsGa, Aug. &c. 1854.
Nessr, FsnRzI. HERRING Co.:
GENTS had ~ youf fire Proof sac. Of toe time n
tie lac rebel raid tho uth Of July when our town wa
burned he safe my 5rewhouse. u cane cut al
rishi. ! ved nv bot. and ptpirs GHORGE IUDwIc.
HKRRIsGs PATENT CBANPfcS FIRE rROov sAFEs,
'th- beet he proof ste The - Ord tvrr saw"
HERRING Co. ssEw PATENT BURGLAR PROOF sAPks,
With Herring Fly d's patent
CENTRALIZED IRoS,
F1RR PROOF POWDER PRooPi PRoov.
uanufaclr, q sn sod only by
No 251 Broadway New'York-
FARRELL, HEGIiSo CO.,
Philadelphia
PrRRrya r. Co., Chicsgo
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4 rnl,cn atr,cs rrirntc r,nrnn,.

WAsTFGTON. Srp'ombcr :. 10.
Tie Navy Department last night received dis
patch announcing thc burning Of DE Uni.ci STATES
fnratc Bald,r.iuc. tie sioraslip al Norfolk With
al hex stores. Tie cause Of the iro is not yet
KNOWN nor eny u lhc parI.culal...
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FRANZ MuILFn.-Franz Muller the alleged

FnAys MULLER.-Franz MuIIeI' '"V "
murderer Of Mr.. Briggs In a railroad car IA L"s'''',
was surrendered on saturday to Inspector l"""',
taken from the Tombs 70 She steamship E''a' io -
now on his wa, to Eneiua fr tFi'l Having '',' ns
m, .ince ,s o,,ir here, the authorities gave H'h
cap. which he carried in bis baud Instead Of 'e'il'F ON
h,sD,,d. uisnnaenpl anlr aad ua,ay linen s'o ma
rcppis.,e a,pc4nnca Lcfrala -"s'.1 10y WV
3e,l .,es Din. ,,.,,s,t.e AID hi, eDi.ti 10 sro'e'~
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Trr GA TnorrNa MArn ror sl0,000


OK Wrp>rsrAr-1iis match. which was made during
the lof, SIR f,~a Meeting between a. rcnor ned s'al
ION Gforcc D. ftrs Uofn'ry known ls n mr.. ttt"F,
srr) AMI Air. Join LOvct'- llh. l.nihG ",H"1.
p,fiy ,ltes place ui iuc Fashion Currs', L.. /. on
Weiresdnv rcvi she weather b propitolsi u roA u
IN b. deferred 10 lhursday or I've nest iif ia! 70
,rle. tat be h en nude within tnc mt tN'h! !'i'
res created anvil ing lko sac t1ciu, tFrsI n vi"
sporting N.r.d i.nf oci;i4at.s ~ tlaioi e"5, "'
,ot even tlo. % Lcirctf FinG I,afN T. 'e',Jf "';t
krt and tie nt.elf4acD VIII iu a lr,baaHf' n' ih'
d. r,.st ever ..oI oa fln Il.ii1n 'c.f i 4'l
rlios. 81 racing arn hove already lun 49, are Oi''s
ON the way iou "a tfe lqsfc Nf'c and HoI.,' u
ru... Ticff hlt 's.1 o'rcadY 1000 immrnre mount ~
l,lfut Oh d M lrft 90 Htc.t ono 'io tHe o"! GNU ~
am pendant 60 tno = ct Uii Toe cL.I .'
irats, IS lDaf. Two ui.s in h.rl .. n-. i,'fc .
I,a'enrro. r. % milo beats t.ofe f'f ~. I.
AL as dnnnce. s acknowledged. nnt De- i', ne,es
r.fc tie TO m4ts go, bnC u 1a .' '.' W.
/ Gfrr,,.as,ci e.. b.. tlororrl5 a. at .l 'i-
tcrec. loucr ftc great lrttrcst rf''is''u WI W
c,,e., ,or ,pprcna,y ou tie uottuR turf Tho tng
gr.f,ist,, a.n go l.uil. OBJ l.o tine afprolr"s &
ono theu the other if .hc iuyDIlic ~ iie it'u''
I H,filr bas tbs cfH. Ine best ACCOMMODATIONS ~
mn ,eurnts have been madr l,r iLa com" ~ 49,, p
tenn nf the public: severe. special trains IA % u
and n large force Of Metropolitan Ponce DO III ~
1 tendance,
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SUPREME cOvgT- Cya,,sgRs-egPr before JUsrrcg
JOSEPH n. BARsARD
DECISIONS
John IT, middleton against Floyd Bailey-ho'ion
denied with 1l0 cests.
Gccrge KirJiand against Luther c. COLLABORATION
d. il,l will n,lnIi
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5pelial Nciites.

2od Ward.-The German Union Csmpain Club viii
meet MONDAY NIGHT Sept 5. At oe'cA 10 the nsah'
are Ia led 10 sti.ad ADAM ROEDYEh Pres
CHR. sPRIHo. secretary.
The Rooms of tho New-Nork founy Msn's
Clriiisi A.s)csti (bihe hoac ~ cor wn ."
rrupensd MONDAY the 81 inst. tnon ff@yr, Mset
u, he'd daily from II 10 O'CLOCK, 10 which hs pubic ai
invited.
I2ih W ard Union Associafion--A spes. NeeunT o.
y @ 80 .. ari Union - 'h VI " w. ~ ma m
NJ. W. .'av o.. q. CLOCK. jso. j. |DAAiNu ffo'
Jovs VI. rOfTan. 5ssiy
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TIE DRApT.-Nothing new has been received
IN rel.uon 70 tho dfln. II appears there hoa pee"
mistake made in the time chosen for ~ commence
ne,, IL wes called TO- fifty days after tho ISSUING VI
tho proelamniion. lrt tho Official edition Oh lA' ~"
makc- IL sky Days; consequently. II "ouiA inn Va -"
,,teepth instead Of the sixth Of september INC e'''
nupder has been attributed 10 tho printers aDa Fov'
,odor. Wherever il rests it is supposed that IL" @'u
mipl,traton. now that tho mistake has bees
ed w, comply With the law. In The meai'l''e' i ''
ororce dne to ts city for naval enlStmeu's DC D""'
ard opr recruiting continues as successful ~
fore we shall Gil our quota and have eons'u''''''
number Of volunteers 10 spare Let every 10y i'
III, duty.
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Arrival of Generals a. y. sGlith nnd
Grisrson Mt Memphis.

thiNO Ntp. s. FOL
Memphis papers Of the 3Oih ult. announce tho
arrvsl There Of Generals Smith and GreTson with
&heir respective STATS.
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Gussial No!iceG.
u. S.1.33 Loan.

The s.src,xv efths Treasury gives notice that suoscrir
ons will b, received for Coup,n Treasury Notes. payable
three year, from Aug 49, 1884, with sosrnia Interest =
hs and taree tenths per per anaamprn
pal and in,er-.t both to DO paid 10 lawfll money.
These nO,es win be convertible the option ofihs holder
maturity nto siI per colibeans bord payable n0s
esI thaA 1--WE than twenty years from their dae a.
the Governments may elsc They will DO I'uei in deno~s
nations OF $50 500 $50. $1,000 sra 5oco and all sub
scrp:ioBs mus, for Gly dollars multiple Of 6fJ
collars.
A the notes draw interest from August 49, persons making
deposits subsequent h date must the interest aecrusS
from date Of note to date Of deposit
Parties deposy twenty Gvs thousand dolis, ard upward
for hes. noes any time will be sloweda cOmn''oa
OF one quar.er Of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IrpA NATIONAL sAvrss. BANK. offering higher rae
ofineres than any other aud Tie beat 'srSrp Any savings
bank which pays II. depo,ors in u s. Notes considers 'hS
il Is paying In the best circulating medium OF the comfy
pay In anything better for its own assets arc
either Government securities Ia notes or bonds payable
Ia Government paper
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT $40 COLE
BOND.
In addition 70 The very liberal interest the Notes sss
three years. this privilege of conversion Is worth sbouA
three per cent per for the cartert rate FOG $50 3oads
Is no, les. than per premium and before the war the
premium on .f per cent U. Stocks twenty pss
cent IL will DO seen that tho actual profit this Loan u
-. tano
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON.
But ,side froa oil the advantages have enumerated
Special Act Of Congress e7smpts al B'nd' and Trso'urv
ss. from local ,azation. On the average this exemption b
per per according to tho rate q
taxation in various parts of the country.
1t IA believed tia. no Securities grea, n1uceDsaa
to lenders ss those issued By the Government In -
other forms Of indsb.ednes the faith ability Of privsh
parties, stock companies separate communities our
ia Pied for payment while whols property Of the
try held to secure the dcharss Of all the obligations VI ths
United States
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
By the
ASSISTANT TnxAsuRsa or rRs UNITED STATES, cOrnora
Wal and Sss.au-sis.
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ngw. YoRr No. twslt
| sYcoSD NATIONAL BANK OF NgwYoax. 29d-st oriwsR
| THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF -Yonx. No. sNssssu-st
FouRrH NATIONAL BANK OF SgwyoRK. q and % PinsA
FIYru NATIONAL BANK OF New YoRx, No 80 3isv
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK OF New Yoax, 6th-sr 4 BFdws%
Flsnru NArroxAI BAsE OF NEW YosE No $50 Broadway
METH NATIONAL BAyK OF Nsw-Yoag. No. $50 broad~sA
TENTH NArIoy,L BAyx OF NEwYoaK. No. 40 Bro.dwsr
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK No. u Dua"sse
NATIONAL EXCHANGES gAsz o. Yoaz. ia JT"ca -
and BY all National Banks wbch are deposores of public
money
AND ALL RESPECTABLE Banks AND BASAEH
throughout country will give FATHER information and
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
Mercantile Library Association.
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Business Nolicr5.

A NEGLECTED. COUGm, Cold or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy HE BROWNS
BEoscRIAL ThocHss' followed to progress terminate
seriously. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca.arrh and Con'np
tive Coughs Tus TIocnEs" used with sdTan.sse ~
ing olieIiimes nrlcdiac re iof
"TDB HUMAN FACE DIvIyg What OF the
Feaurs long uo7e short nose, blunt Do.e OF sharp
Whit doc. indicated Blue rges, Grey eyes BACK
eye.i Auburn Hair Brown Hair, Black Hair, Red baf;
Cheeks Ciiu, Lips with dimples IN hen what do they
ssuifyi September number The ILLUSTRATE HREs'
oIosiCAL Journal. Only twenty Gems by frat post
new,men have it, Addzess ogLER WELLS 800 Broadway,
New-Yois.
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MsEFR.E ID,

KNAP-DAY-On Thundly. sept ~, N ihs PrcshyteFian
a. ,,cb Ca.spi " " by Rev lame, x. Boyd Joseph NJ.
Krp ~ p.bursh p. to sophie H. Day eldest daug ter
of tie late Edsur >. Day, Of the former place.
pTssELL-WHEELER-At Ito residence Of he bride $
trr 81 q " C. Russo Of pht.drh Mass, to Mic Carrie
A. youngest ta sher Of H. ~ Wheeler esq OF Chatham
n & No clIdI.
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TIE Western Tei-g,nrh Lines md the
SfoYra.

cwUNAu September 4, ls6i
Tho liocs wcrr hogn south Of Lou YNc l,.t
ri M. and elo down between here and Louisville
=. j.Y.
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Cenirai uniou Liu:oln end Johnson ca .npaiy

CInb Of the ify Of New-f ORR .-.Ile msiW Of ds
ch u no desire attend the Mass Union State onv~nsn
10 be he'd u Syacnss THURSDAY neat ia request Cd
repor al tie ohce OF CHARLES 5 SPENCE * 80 Broad
49,, bea.e Tuesday night irans,ortson M, vdei ty
M Central Con al l.e Band viii ltenL hr lime ofsart
x sud place rendezvous viii Ne sves each member
.heu he reports let there be 800 represent Atioi-
southern e6-. our hove so ders and Ogs defeating
C,sh Northern sympathy Tor sEsi.os aid tie aa
a-ps of the gebsiiioai sune.
JouN 81 LosTg thai.n,ln -. Com.
AILaS .oorsh seso,r.le.
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Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP-FoI chill
dren feelings Cure. Dysen,,y aad Drriea regulates the
Stomach ard Bowels and cures Wind Collie
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Mercantile Library Association
ANNUAL RR.oPENrNG.

ANNUAL REOPENrNG.
The library, Reading Room, and Braneh Offices otsa
Mercantile Library Association viii be open. as u.na Tor TIA
Reception and Delivery Of Books, and ser MONDAY
"a Y,rn Der S.
On the evening Of that d,y Members and shsF hiendE an
invited to visit Central Library As:0r Place the rooms
which viii be thrown open fos tsir accommodation
The Branch Library and ReaiiDg Room 90 the corner
Broadway and IT.. hs, been rendered more eonvenen
and attractive than ever and Members with their Families ~
siding in the upper part Of tie city will meet with sv5
attention here
Terms Of Subscription To Clerks, 81 Initiation fee sne
81 - srmi annual dne,. To oil others IS yseE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
DIR. scho mex,
OF
PHILADELPHIA,

WIN be At lis roona., No. "a Bouds., NswYcrx- ev-s2
TUESDAY, from a M unit. p. to examine the lune1
Of cousumpve with hi. Re!rueter for Which he ehara
three dollars all advice fre schenrks Pulmonic syrup
Sea Weed Touic and Mandrake Ti will cure consumnon
snI frequently s siyarced stages bat Is Always oe~
not TO put It Cd too late. He always has fresh supply a
me- &: nss at his room. wih can be had 1T ali TINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
TlF SPIRIT OF TIE TlOOfS.

The boys in tc trenches continue ID 'lnc splrlts,
"iu ',, nr,ent strong position. The new troops
~ ,Lc militia organiza ions arc intcrperscd Win
the old veterans, ard t,rnise most anh9l ly TO-
e,e gbc "ncwish,' as the militia are dcnom'-
nod haze won gold.i prions from ne 90 velc'
Ians Wv lsoir rrcg and n''s u''it nrn ~ a,v.
ri ~ .efiru.. THO ops 90 VIC P''@c''"s
n.5 tts militia rsLilia ia 90 ,I,I-1cs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
THE oIrY.

FLAG PREsEErAFIoH. 1t being announced tina. a flag
Was be presented BY the ladies of ths Treasury Note
Bureau to the Departmental Bsttaion on the Capitol
Square, last evening" at o'clock at that hour great
number of ladies and soldiers and some citizens assem-
bed to witness the ceremonies. The Battalion, how
ever, did not arrive uut5 O'clock and Mr. Memmbger,
who was to present the Gag part of the ladies' not
un some half hour later. The B.tt, ol vas drawn up
in line on the north eide Of the Square, wish their faces
towards the Capitol building. ter mu,h delay, and
running hther and thither Of parties each OF whom
seem to be going after the fg is at last produced
and very rich and beautiful Gag Ii proved TO be.
Mr. AemmiDgsr then, In afpsech which very few per-
sons even OF the Battalion heard, presented it. and
COL McIhsnneA of the Battalion, received u, arc re-
Piled in few and fitting words 10 the remarks of Mr..
Memmingsr. After these ceremonies aud music BY the
splendid band, the Battalion moved Of and thecrowd
dispersed. -.