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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01
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BETTs-N Cross R.vef Wss,ches.eE County, ~ 4, co.
urisy scps 2f c.ro. oily dsasirr .. ..iaeT si' -"
xsrei T. bctis. sg-1 years 10 ison.a sna - esi''
COFFEY-cn THURSDAY, Sept 20 Ma Anaa J. OeasS' v"
~ y,er. ,eA ...x
The iuncg viii ;ake p &c from her late r'id roc sh -
resr % svcuvr, suniIy. Oct az ecicgH y. -
fe.is ani tho.s Of nor .on. the Rev W. y Ne-sN a..
,oein-s, tise.ye n Faea.on, , "a C. stead -
suL services Nil Do e0niasisd a. - f-l1' SHllc1 -
ch.stef, a. y g. ~. -
son Of Joseph ,. and Mry +. Dsveursrt sgd 'h'a' 80
grn.s .srvics. . tho house Of the pfeais No. lS orAS
,r-et this lSe,grteyj afternoon, r. "A 0'.,ocs.
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tom lie Issl5eScc VI asr rfeniA 80
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truS ite fulerl ifcin Ter la,e 70 telre' : NV
!afon avenue. On sslaidsy ~ oc.oct p IL -.
UnBACF--Ou Thursday evsains spa 20 o. :, -
Maria l.. vie o. G.orge ). Um-sca and dAo s-->'
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Notice OF funeral hereafter. -
wATTs--In erooilyn Thursday, sept y .'s .s.Sl
Watts ini,u, son OF Aired J. and jnis "a I"
month sad IS days. .,f,,v pvtsst
The raty.s i ferds NJ the fsraiy srr ~ q
10 etteul Nj, funeral ffogr the resiuene OF n- ~
Putnam a,epvr ncsr frsnkhn avenue. 90 Sune"''
o.t M To- o'clock D. ~. without further inst'"'.0u'
Rom. and Utica papers pleaso copy.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

The Union Congressional Conventions o.
this city (of both organizatons) met last night
At this writing We have heard Of only portion
of .ho nominations, viz: With District EpeS Il.
Elery; With District, Henry j. Raymond and
Rush c. Hawkins; With District, william
Boarduan Wife District, Benjamin f.
Msniere. In some instances tie conventions
siionrned after appointing Conference Com
uitteo to effect a union upon single can
Hidata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Geu. n. p. Banks, D. q
Army. accompanied By two mombcrs OF hi stae. "a
j. Grant Wilson aud Capt J. Schugior Crosby-urrSS
10 this city yesterday from NewOreeas pr 49,
suwo Nada. The General end his staf. who arc n ~
enjoyment OF excellent heath. prvceeded mmedistsS
upon their arrival 70 tho AstOr House. where the Co.
rails family were In waiting They will remain a -
Astor Hoase until Tuesday next aud probably ioneas
Cen hurburt remains In charge Of tho Department p
New-Orsans
tx Coy: Bigier Penn; Dr.. r. Smith. Dayton n.
end q. ". Cheeseuan, Conn, at the 81 Tlchoiss
Hotel
Hon q. b. Sentcr, Cleveland; j. H. Haddeu. pta,..
delphia end e. O. Mark Chicago. are at tho Metr,cai
itan HoteL
Col ": G. Berry and Capt wynans. U. & Amy n,
a. tbs Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

st. Lawrence County sets TO the whole State
Of New.York an example Of political bard work
that should be honorably acknowledged and
speedily initiated. Its Union County Commit
tee has arranged for o series Of meetings in
lweatu.niae tol9ns--ai many W. five meetings III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

50 it appears that in place Of Democratic
majority OF l47, the Unionists elect their man
by l,9t9-s majority gain of 2, ZIG in vote OF
q ,Ot3. Our gain in the popular vote is 1866
or more than 80 per cent. If these figures can
DE tortured into Democratic victory, the Cop
perheals ore welcome 10 oil the comfort they
can get f,om them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

sonc: IN tho smallest at least one. And the
Committee has provided frstolass speakers for
all these meetings-lawyors who lead the bar
ex.pombcrs Of tho Omitted States Senate, and
Representatives. in Congress. IL the whole
State was canvassod az our friends are canvass
ing ST. Lawrence, what defeat Mcclellan
Dcmocrscy would get in November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

lion will receive blow from which it can not
recover The Rebels understand this great
deal bettor. br this time, than We can yet ven
turs 10 explsin more explicitly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01
x,u.yorh Assembly Nominations.

OSEIDA.--lid District, Lorenzo Rouse; lid
District, william T. Patrick. Union.
ORANGE CoUsTT.--Is. DISTRICT, Wm. g. Ha,hrJucs.
Democrat
SUFFOLK Cousr.-IIl District. Jsrg!s Il Now
bray. Union.
DvnBEss CovsTi.--I4I District. James Howard.
III District. Marx d. wnhcs, Union.
s. TFotE CoUyry.-ist Diesiict. Hm. H. Gleason,
Union; Henry A. Holmes, Democratic. "a District
jarvis Z. Murphy Uaioni Henry c. i.att' Demo
cratic.
ouEr'n CousIT.-ls, District John ". Clark. Unioni
WIN. Turaer, D.uocrs,ie. 20 DLstr.ct Hon james
Ryder. Union, Charles Mcneil. Democratic
sASaom.ua.eA
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Nru.Yopz. Thnrsd,Y. SEQ. Il. lssl.


EEv.yogz. Thursday. Sept. %. 1854.
DgAR SIR: Your inquiry made on behalf Of
several members ofthe Union Congressional Convention
for the Ninth District whether would sccept noni
nation r Congrel has received The respectful attention
dc b. tho prtrio.io from which the suggestion
emanated Ia declining the use Of my rs a cand
date sor this high trust ony adhere 70 resolution
formed whom cn,orcd the military service TO retrs
altogether from politics while holding commission In
tie army This detsrr nation With other corsiders
tons had already strained during the present
caayass. 70 decline similar reques, made BY uunber
o, my old and esteemed constitutions Ia tho Fourth
District. who desired to prcsen, my uamo to tho Demo
cratic Convention. yisd 20 no citizen or soldier In
nv sofctude Tor to honorable termination Of the
war The war IVES deliberately begun by the Rebels
ard 4. perss,ently ~asod by them divide ard con-
0uer the Union Il Is not strange ths, COR enemies
should ind alice among European antsgorists OF free
instltutions bat vii cease to be matter 81
humiliation and wonder that own people could be
ser.on,y divided upon the question Of submission OF
rc,istaice. Let who will be Tor submission. an for
r.sisfance IS long "a We have battalion nnd battle
field lcn
Uutl .he Constitution ard Laws are yiuaicsted In
their supremacy throughout the land the Government
,hond he confded % no bands thai @ hesitate to em
p.oy al The power o. TIE nation 70 put down Rebellion
Tho Of tho insurgents already 40 far er
haD.ed that they viii give NJ the struggle az soon a.
majority % he people at tho balo.boN secondng tho
martial summons OF Farrogut and Grant. demand the
unconditional surrender OF the enemy.
Pssoo 70 won through the noble aspirations Of the
people viii e,alt tho national character, und challenge
the homage Of all who honor patriotism and Saor.
Peace !mposed upon 10 By ardaolous snd arrogant
Zoe Who would bic triumph moi to the superiority
Of his arms bat to degenerate population unworthy
ofihelr lineage and oryetfl Of tbeis traditions oond
only asst until the contempt u mankind evoked hom
our 81 amo enough manhood to renew tho struggle.
Very respectfully DASIEL L. SicKLE&
Major General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01
EoAsE FsAsStIg, Gsq.

The Kings County Union Convention yester
day made the following nominations
For Sisrig-Bonlami x. WsoA.
For Counfy Clcrk-Ge0fge j. hanly.
sapaixxsdeaf II Poor Isaac Skiducr-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

We Learn by telegraph that Charles =. Pastor
has been elected Delegate to Congress tom tho
newly organized Territory Of Arisona.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

TIE AMERICAN CosFIrcr, VoL. l., BIZ HORACE
GREELEY, Is az length ready IN such quantities ha'
its prompt delivery may BE- safely promised 70 eaoh
subscriber. An, ere in this city or vicinity who
has as vet had no opportunity to subscribe, may do
so By note or personal application to D. e. Derry
No sprace-strset. .see edyes!isemeatl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

~ Eosrcs 10 our Agent Tor tho sale Of Tgr IisuN a.
HtmAxro, aud HYDE PAh1- Ia lie ns' novec 70
800 door 70 Beck able md fu; nIksi rie v ~
i"ton s,i and ai erve freGds viii ltt DAiLS os
tyrsxL., and WEEKLY TAituNH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

Gen. sickles has written the following patti
otto, soldicry. and manly letter to The Con-
yention of the Ninth District. lie declines
nomination for Congress, bnt he stands for the
Ilniont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

Tho autograph letter o. NJ. Greoly's which
appears in the gublishcr's advertisement Of The
American Conflict IL this islRe OF Im TRIBUNE,
was engraved BY the neg prVcess " Js'asIiossr'.
and Graplotyge Eayrap,ag, in Tho sho,t apaee OF
forty minutes. To produce tie ss,re on wood
would take as many horrs- Almost cyery eonceiv-
able kind Of illustrstion Tor newspapers, books,
bonds, checks, certificates, usually done on wood
or stone, is produced By the above CoDpeny at No.
l39 Broadway, IN oue-torrth the time and half tho
expense The extended advertisement Of The
American CONFLICT is paid for by bis publisher at
the usual rates, TIE TRIBUS. Association hayngno
pecuniary interest or control in Mr.. Creeiay's
book. Il can be had only of the publishers and
their AGENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

ty may be the triumph Of Rebellion ovor the
grave Of the Union.
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tAdyerti~meotI

AfyetieneptI
Give CONSTITUTION WATER fair triA.-W.
you who are under spscto,srs care ftom -
to year. and particularly siuds b ladies VIZ -
constansly yesorting To oc0S fcataeat aud all ssrts
local applications for dseases, with much ohascs y
thofc would De rom local apple 70 ~
thTuG: Tor disease OF TIE brain. Sod wholesale -
MoscAs & AILRs. NO NJ Clif.s... and al drugaha"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

Horace Greeley vii speak on Tuesday, aih
Inst, at TseoaG1ress Qastoed Of E4aAs'f.owns Lsaoz
lea Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

ARTIFICIAL LINES oP SUPERIOR QUALITY All
adap,abn,y. Arny and Navy fuush,1 gsii' With ,te -
ser conuis.on OF tie surtoon - !. > Army by u
Hrpsos. ST. d. hstor fllcs. Chaior bsi', ~ I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

TRUssFs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPRSsOu
TrsrS Osic. only q No. yeseyst. Lady si,sS.ani-
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RgsBs AFRICAN FEVER AsD AGrB CURR-
.urs cure tos Fever snd Agus Ii asrer fila Dspa ~
. Lfosr'y..t. ~ stAlrs-
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BATCnRLoR's HAIR DYg.--The best IN u
world Perfect nsirrsi reiible, harmless and 5ssataess
IA fleet Tie genuine Is u ned NlfLAa 4. SATczAsa
Ssla Ly al Druss.sis. Factory No "a bsTelay'si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

At old prices WEDDING CARES, EgBRDEiLS
Eles1nt Styles only &. No az B.ossEsy. COZ Ducnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01

TRUssgS, 40" WHITES PATENT LgyED
TRrss" "a ,5r bea, IN The WORLD ,o- c.rifg HsRSu =
RuprvaK No Pszs1uRE tho BACK or Com Psurtsa
lrc. Tor q stamp. GREGORY Co. 70. bts Brosizsy
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-06
ARTICLE VII.
SUI DRY OFFICERS.

Section 1.-The Governor, the Comptroller
of the Treasury and the Treasurer shall consti-
tute the Board of Public Works in this Stat,;
they shall keep journal of their proceedings,
and shall hold regular sessions in the City of
Annapolis on the first "Wednesday in January,
April, July and October in each year, and
oftencr if necessary, at which, at which scs-
sions they shall hear and determine such mat
tiers as affect the Public works of the State,
and as the Feneral Assembly may confer upon
them the power to decide.
Section 2.--They shall exercise a diligent
and faithful supervision of all Public Works
in which the State may be interested as stock
holder or creditor, and shall appoint the Di
rectors in everye Railroad or Canal Company
in which the State has the legal power to APP
point Directors which said Directors shall rep
resent the State in all meetings of the stock
holders of every Railroad or Canal Company
in which the State is stakeholder; they
shall require the Directors of all Public
Work from time to time, and as often as
there shall be any change In the rates
of toll on any Of said works, to furnish
said Board Of Public Works Il schedule of
such modified rates of toll which they NAV
possess 10 obtain the establishment of rates
of toll and shall use all legal power which
may prevent an njuriouscompetition With
each other to the de,riment of the inter-
csts VI tue C.tte, anu 80 us W august tneHl
as TO promote the agricultural interests of
the Stale; they shall report to the General
Assembly at each regular session, and recon-
mend such Legislation as thry shall deem
necessary and requisite to promote or protect
the interests Of the State in the said Public
Works; they shall perform such other duties as
may be hereafter prescribed by law; and ma
jority of them shall be competent to &C.
The Governor, Comptroller and Treasury,
shall receive no additional salary for services
rendered by them rs members of the Board of
Public Works.
Section 3.--rhere shall be Commissioner
of the Land Office, elected by the qualified vo-
tiers Of this State, on the Tuesday neat after
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-06
SHERIF'FS.

Section I9.--.There shall be elected in each
county, and III the city of Baltimore, i'll every
second year. one person, resident in said coun-
ty or city, above the age of twenty five years,
and at le.is, Ave years raceiing j. Gle ii, II Il
citizen Of this state, to the Office OF Sheriff -
lie shall hold his Office for two years and until
his successor is duly elected and qualified; shall
be ineligible for two years thereafter, shall
give such bond, exercise such powers and pc1-
form such duties as now are or may hereafter
be ii.ed by law. In case of vacancy by
death, refusal to serve rr neglect to qualify or
give bond, by disqualification or removal from
the county or city, the Governor shall appoiu!
II person TO be Sheriff for the remainder OF the
official term.
Section 30 ---Coroncrs. Elisors, Notarics
Public may he appointed for each County and
the city of Baltimore, in the manner, for the
purposes, and with the powers now fixed or
which NAV hereafter he prescri bed hy law.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-06
ARTICLE V.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Section There shall be an Attorney Cen
cril elected by the qualified voters of the State
ON general ticket. on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in the month of November. III
the year eighteen hundred and sixty -four, and
on the same day in every fourth year thereai
ter, who shall hold his Office for four years from
the first Monday of January next ensuing his
election, and until bis successor shall be elected
and qualified, and shall he re-eligihlc thereto,
and shall be subject to removal for incompetent
cy, wilful neglect of duty, OF iaisdcmeanor in
office. on conviction in Il court of law.
Section 2.--All elections fer Attorney Cen
eral shall be certified to, and returns made
thereof by the Clerks Of the Circuit Courts
for the several counties, and the Clerk Of the
Superior Court of Baltimore city, to the Gov
ernor of the Sta..e, whose duty it shall be to
decide upon the election and qualif ieations of
TIE person returned, and in case of tie be-
tween two or more persons to designate which
of said persons shall qualify as Attorney Gen
eral, and TO administer said outh OF Office 10
the person elected.
Section Sit shall be the duty of the At
torney General TO prosecute and defend, on the
part of the State, all the cases which at the time
Of his election qualification, and which there
after may be depending in the Court of APP
pcals, or in the Supreme Court OF the United
States, by or against the State, or wherein the
State may be Interested ; aud he shall give his
opinion in writing, when required by the Cen
eral Assembly, or either branch thereof, the
Governor, the Comptroller, the Treasurer or
any States Attorney or any matter or subject
depending before them, or either of them, and
when required by the State, aid any States
Attorney i'll prosecuting any suit or action
brought by the State, in any Court of this
State; and he shall commence and prosecute
or defend any suit or acsion in any of said
Courts on the part Of the State; which the
General Assembly or the Governor acting, &C
cording to law shdll direct to be commenced,
prosecuted or defended aud he shall receive
for his services an annual salary of twenty
five hundred dollars; but he shall not be en-
titled to receive any fees, perquistcs or rewards
whatever in addition to the salary aforesaid
for the performance of any official duty, nor
have power to appoint any agent, representa-
tive or deputy, undes any circumstances what
even.
Section 4.--No person shall he eligible % the
office OF Attorney General who has not resided
and practised law in the State for at leaet seven
years next preceding his election.
Section Sin case of vacancy In the Office
of Attorney General, occasioned by death,
resignation, or his removal from the State, or
his removal from the State or his conviction,
be flied be the Governor for the residue of the
term thus made vacant.
Section cit shall be the duty of the Clerk
Of the Court of appeals, and the Commissioner
Of the Land Office respectively, whether case
shrll be brought into said Court Of office, in
which the State Is party 6. las an interest,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-06

pedient, provide by law another Court for the
Utv of Baltimore, TO consist of one Judge, TO
be elected by the legal and qualified voters of
said City, who shall be subject to the same
constitutional provisions hold his Office for the
same term of years and receive the same compcn-
sati0n as the Judge Of the Superior Court Of said
City, aud said Court shall haze such jurisdic-
ton and powers as may he prescribed by law
and the General Assembly may reapportlon
the civil jurisdiction among tine several Courts
in Baltimore City from time to time, us in :heir
judgments the public interest and convenience
may require.
Section 42-Thc Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas shall have authority to issue within
said city all marriage and other licenses required
by law, subject TO such provisions as the Gen
cral Assembly have now or may hereafter pre-
scribe and the Clerk Of the Superior Court oi
said city shall receive and record all deeds,
conveylnceo and other papers which are re-
quired by law to be recorded in said city. lie
shall also have custody Of all papers connected
with the proceedings on the Law or Equity
side Of baltimore County Court, and ct the
dockcts thereof SO far as the same have reIa-
ton to the City Of Baltimore
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-06
ORPHANS COERT.

s,ct;op Al -Thcrc shall he an Orphans
or. ';o" Iit,.f poiI;,orc and in rnch ,f
:" 80, ~ ,,t, ct.,.n Tbn or,Iit;.I va
i.'e ~ " 81 I,+for and Of the sew
s'S " +I Stnti Yh,n on M. Tuesday
49,, ,f.a, H.. ~ Vnmday in the month Of
VA .',oi '''G 'to, ,',t,,i arj g;xtv.srven
w L. I. - ,ha ,i,nb,us
- ':t 49,. 'rJ ,H"t;.s rrsnrriivoIy.
Co"'t VI y. i,', erSt ,ioctoJ shoI Mold
S Ia; Fl ' ~, n,,,. Ear fo,r years and
,i's M J st a.. liz. mrctnc
wy ~ t'' 90 ,'I ,',,I;Gc,,in, or ~.
~ ,,,,,ti.,iIa tLcy shall IL,
w, 81, il, ,t,Lrr shojI
,; e; -o' r,,,r ,J siv yc,rs re-
.',' t'a r,ii IIc elected
''t & 'o, f, c,,nnt
~, I,a e. snrra fnr the term ri
49,, .'N 7 IN hn o,a,,.d Iudyr
% ,,,,,.t III, ~ tbo lime
70 ~ ~ ,.;,;,;1., nf thn I:nit.J States
w u.s. t e., e il, ,Ic citv or
'''' iG' nav. I "lnn,c1 zach ot
eon''i t'i "'tlon 1, ''r n,;s w ,.oi 'ans"to
.''n ~ .i',i ,til.s am, i, rcsncc.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-06
County Directory.

JU,ly. Of TIE Circuit Ccuri--Hon. d. WEISEL.
CtlIl Of Circuit Couri-- HORACE RESLEY.
Regisf,t Of F,Us-GEo ". HOOVER.
2miB--BASIL 7. GAELlTZ
S1te's -luofney-GEU. A. TRRUSTON.
CHISHOLM, JR.
J4ly.s = tie O1phans' Court
b II. CAMPBELL,
DOUGLAS PERCY,
a, 81 l.. BUSH.
C.xn,y C.Hm.s.~ners--
CHARLES RIDGELY,
ELIJAH FRIEND,
IOhN BELL,
J f. STALLINGS.
J. l.. TOWNSIEND.
2ax Ceil.cios-S. l.. TOW NSHEND.